Suggestions on where to go on a trip?
By kris182_2000
@kris182_2000 (5444)
Canada
January 21, 2011 3:23pm CST
In a previous post, I mentioned the challenge my roommate put forth to me if I succeed, he will take me on a trip somewhere.
I'm not sure where he'd take me, or if I have a choice as to where to go, but I need some suggestions as to places to visit.
We both drive, he can rent a car, so getting around wont be an issue.
However, the concern is finding a decent place to go that wont cost too much and will be relaxing, but at the same time, enjoyable.
I want to get out of North America, so any other destinations would be appreciated.
When you give a suggestion, please state why, nearest airport, attractions, currency and approximate costs of hotels, car rentals, etc.
Thanks.
5 responses
@Electrolytes (12)
• United States
22 Jan 11
A drive to Alaska could be very entertaining, even if it is still North America.
@themaximilian (92)
• Germany
29 Jan 11
I always dreamed of going to Alaska but I never even made it to the American continent at all. What a pity I'm from Germany ... :'(
@Bloonana (36)
• United States
21 Jan 11
Montreal, Quebec is perhaps my all-time favourite place to just walk around by myself. No other city will allow you to be on a hill overlooking the city from above, shop at fancy French boutiques, dine at some of the best restaurants in the world, see old historic buildings and modern skyscrapers, enjoy a vibrant nightlife, and watch the sun rise and set at the port - all within walking distance. You will feel as if you've walked into a different dimension. Being the worlds second largest French speaking city (second only to Paris), some would compare it to France. I, however, believe that it's in a legue of it own.
The nearest airport would be the Montreal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport.
A few attractions are the Notre-Dame Basilica, Montreal Botanical Gardens, Mont Royal, and the Montreal Musium of Fine Arts.
The currency is the Canadian Dollar.
The price of a five day stay at Le Relais Lyonnais (1595 Rue St Denis, H2X 3K3 Montreal [Quebec]) is CAD 625.
Prices of renting cars at the airport which I previously listed vary. However, you can see the prices for renting cars at http://www.enterpriserentacar.ca/car_rental/customSearch.do;jsessionid=YXHjN6BQYgV63khg1sMQfD6pvM5m2TfXvLVnmgStsl1LyHyWCd7V!1963052995
@kris182_2000 (5444)
• Canada
21 Jan 11
I've been to Quebec a couple of times, been around North America a bit, that's why I said somewhere else.
I've been to Florida, Ohio, New York State, Montreal, Ottawa, Edmonton, I just want to find somewhere different.
@Nadinest1 (2016)
• Canada
22 Jan 11
I suggest going on a cruise...maybe to the Eastern or Western Caribbean.
People think that is costs a lot of money, but when you factor in staying ina hotel room for a week or 10 days...all your meals, entertainment etc and etc. Cruising is a steal of a deal.
You can leave from either Fort Lauderdale or Miami. You get to visit many ports of call all for the price of the cruise.
Crisecritic.com is a great site....it helped me so much before we went on our first cruise.
You will love it.
@jahernandezrivas (11288)
• United States
22 Jan 11
Well you could go to MEXICO? Maybe over there you could buy a lot of nice things and see a lot of nice attractions but don't go to Juarez because I am not sure it is safe there yet, but my husband is from Guadalajara and I have heard from many people that it is beautiful there! And there is an ocean close by maybe two or three hours from there. Well hope this helps and have a great day and if you do go on a trip stay safe!!
@themaximilian (92)
• Germany
29 Jan 11
i do think visiting berlin (germany) could be fun for you! i'm living in berlin so i can say that it is a very interesting city, day by day a new thing to discover.
