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Definitely recommend Venice; it's so beautiful and other-worldly that you sort of stop noticing the touristy bits after a short while. Florence didn't quite live up to expectations for me, but I think it's probably worth a visit just for the crazy art collection they have there. As for my list: Europe Tonnes more places in Italy. The main places I definitely want to go to are Siena and a few other towns in Tuscany; South to Napoli and the Amalfi Coast; Cinque Terre looks amazing; and Rome, which we still haven't got around to visiting. But I have a really huge list of towns and cities there I want to see, so maybe one day we'll have to go for a few months or something. Some of the cities in central Europe. Especially Prague, and also Budapast, Vienna, Salzburg etc. Maybe it'd be nice to go through the Alsps in Spring/Summer too, I've only been in Winter. Dubrovnik. It just looks beautiful. Lisbon - I've been to Portugal a few times, but never to Lisbon. It looks really cool, and from what I can gather has a really nice, chilled vibe. Brugges. It's the Venice of the North, after all! Somewhere in Northern Scandinavia to see the Northern Lights. Possibly Tromso? Not Europe Tokyo. It's not so much a weeb dream anymore, but I think it'd be a very interesting place to visit. Also, I could stock up on clothes that actually fit me properly. Hong Kong and/or Shanghai. I can't even explain why, really; I just kind of love that sort of place. New York. I go in and out of fancying a visit to New York (mainly depending on how much I've been listening to Vampire Weekend recently), but I imagine it'd be pretty cool. Istanbul. OK, it's sort of Europe. >_> But also sort of not, and perhaps that's the appeal of it. My biggest travel regret, I think, is not going to Istanbul about 10 years ago, before things there got a bit hot in various ways. I'm probably forgetting some places, but that's most of my list. It's hard, though, since I also want to re-visit lots of places I've already been, and I don't really get enough time off work to go on that many holidays (heck, there's bits of the UK I haven't been to yet as well)