Top Places to Travel

Hello! Are you thinking about traveling but not so sure where to go? Well, do not worry. Here is a list of places you must visit before you die. This list was very hard to compile because there are so many places to go to and see.

1. Go to Disneyland

Yes, I understand it is very commercial and many tourists and locals go for the rides. However, everyone at least once in their lifetime needs to go to Disneyland and do the rides and try the soft pretzels. Even if you are afraid of rides, there are always the one or two that are easy-going.

2. Barcelona in Spain

Spain is beautiful and wonderful. Barcelona is a place I would go visit again because the city is filled with so much color and different architecture. One thing to be aware of is the nude beaches. This is the home of the most famous Guell. Shopping in Barcelona is always a good place to go. Just keep an eye out for shop lifters and pick-pockets (I never had the experience of being robbed).

3. Hawaii

Mostly because of the amount of beaches to see, there are many cute little islands to visit as well. If you like the exotic taste, then this the best place you want to be. If you want a more cultural experience, then the smaller islands are a better fit for you! If you fear sharks, don't worry, they are rarely there and if they are, it's the harmless reef sharks that do not attack humans!

4. New Orleans in Louisiana

New Orleans is known as the birth place of jazz, but if jazz is not your thing, there are many other things you can do, such as shopping or visiting the french quarter. St. Louis cathedral is also worth a look. The royal streets are also really cool to check out. If you have extra time, check out the cemeteries, which are both Gothic and beautiful.

5. Venice in Italy.

Don't speak Italian? Do not worry because 90 percent of the people you will meet are tourists, so even the locals need to speak English. The canals can smell funky if you go during the wrong time, but other than that, there is not much to worry about. Take a water taxi and visit the small islands around Venice using the taxis. Venice is also a small city, so it does not take too long to see.

6. London, England.

There is plenty to see here. I was there for seven days and I felt like that wasn't enough time to see the things! Also, everyone speaks English. There is a lot of culture concerning the arts, such as Shakespeare's Globe theater and those of you which want a little more excitement, the zoo is always fun! The one thing that is a must see is Buckingham Palace.

7. Las Vegas in Nevada.

Don't worry, there's more to Vegas than getting drunk and married by Elvis. Vegas has many miniatures of the greatest landmarks across the globe, such as the mini version of the Eiffel tower. However, Vegas is known for the luxurious hotels and gambling, but if that is not your thing, then you can always see the museums.

8. Paris

Paris is one the coolest places to visit because the city is set up almost like a circle, and if you do get lost, it is easy to find yourself. Everyone wants that picture in front of the Eiffel tower, and that's where you can do it! Paris also has a very french atmosphere and you'll feel like you've traveled back in time.

9. New Zealand

This is one of the places I have been wanting to go for quite some time, but there is more than Hobbiton in New Zealand. If you are an outdoorsy person, this place is great, with many hikes and all the green! Stargazing is also a very good activity in New Zealand.

10. Amsterdam in the Netherlands

Amsterdam is one of the unique places, which I have been to mostly because of the biking culture and the canals, which you can walk along. It is also a good place if you want to relax, and during spring, everything is very green—and do not forget about the tulips and the windmills.