What would you do: an epic trip around Europe or USA?

[meganfoxwannabe67]

USA

Europe

[Lynx122]

Even though I've been to a lot of places in Europe already I still chose Europe because there's still a lot of places I haven't seen and I think Europe just has more to offer. Different cultures, history, architecture, food. I'd go to spain, I'd go to places in Italy I haven't been yet, I'd go to Norway Sweden and Denmark, I'd go to Netherlands even though I've been before, I'd go to some places in eastern Europe I'd have to think about it Poland probably and Turkey and some others, Greece and croatia for beach holidays, Sardegna because I loved my time there last time. I'd try some party islands like Ibiza and stuff even though it's not my thing. That's my trip :)

[Lynx122]

Oh I forgot southern part of germany and Austria I liked it there too

[Adventurer23]

I want to see different places in Europe too, but I chose the US. Only because its across the border from me (I'm in Canada), it doesn't require several passport checks and multiple flights/trains/whatever, I can choose to either fly or drive to the US, and there are just as many things I'd like to see there as there are in Europe. So by proximity and ease of travel, I chose USA. But ultimately, there's still SO much of my own country I haven't seen yet, so I'd travel more within Canada before travelling elsewhere.

[exitseven]

the USA has so many cool places to see and the natives all speak English and there is no foreign currency exchange or passports to deal with. You can get a good steak just about anywhere too and you dont have to drive on the wrong side of the road.

[bolverk]

Neither, I'm from the UK and did the US when I worked there in the mid 90's, would not want to do it again today because what were great places to visit, Pacific Northwest ( Seattle, Portland, Olympia,), California (San Francisco, Los Angeles, ) And New York have all turned into open sewers. and as for Europe, well they don't like most people from the UK, unless your from London and the South East, after Brexit.

[BourbonAndBacon]

I would say an epic road trip around the US would be my choice but too many good cities are gong shows right now.

[meganfoxwannabe67]

I was not counting on visiting cities :0

[OddBeMe]

Depends if you’re American or European. Grass on the other side is always greener.

I do love driving around my country tho. Especially small towns. Tho some have been laid waste by the economy. But they make interesting street photography!

[Fireguy17]

I've been to all the lower 48 states, rented one in Hawaii, and also been to Canada & Mexico on my motorcycle, time to go overseas.

[ManOnFire]

Europe. Seems to be the further west you go in the U. S. the sadder it is.

[Likes2drive]

Probably Europe, there is a lot to see in the USA but Europe has so many different cultures and languages and the landscape is different

[meganfoxwannabe67]

I think the usa has more landscapes?

[Likes2drive]

It might because I haven’t been everywhere in Europe which seems to have people everywhere but the USA does have areas with mass areas with nothing around

[KostasKouvalis]

I voted A. Europe might be more intesting, but having done both, the US is better for road trips, by far.

[DarkLegacy]

Europe of course. I have no real desire to visit the USA and Europe has such a rich history. All the landmarks and cuisine.

[ChicoFromThe305]

Europe, I can use a breather from my country no lie

[AmeerX]

Sorry voted US, I want to go to Russia and Ukraine so Europe

[Anonymous]

Always Europe because I get best hookups in Europe...

[shades777]

epic trip around Africa

[WhiteBoyChill]

Europe has older architecture

[jjj101010]

Depends what u r looking for

[balyai]

Obviously Europe!

[meganfoxwannabe67]

Why obvious?

[balyai]

It's much better than USA

[meganfoxwannabe67]

The nature too?