Places I could move to

Vienna, Austria

This beautiful city is full of life and elegance. Imagine waking up in your apartment, going out to the balcony and drinking a coffee while viewing and breathing in the scent of traditional European homes all around. Then you could just go shopping downtown on Mariahilfer street. If you want to relax, just visit the garden of Schönbrunn Palace - a place you'll never forget.

Split, Croatia

I bet living here could give anyone the sense that summer never ends. I really envy everyone who can watch the sea and walk on the shore among little restaurants and cafes as an everyday experience.

Maastricht, Netherlands

I've actually never been to Maastricht - I just fell in love with it while watching pictures and videos. I think living in any part of the Netherlands can be great, but there is something special about this city. It's just CLASSY!

Porto Venere, Italy

Oh, that gorgeous little town. It might be smaller than the cities mentioned before, but when you see it, you will happily give up living in any bigger and more crowded place.  It's one of those typical little italian towns built on cliffs on the seaside, with colorful little houses. The town is at the southern end of a peninsula. At the very end, there's a little church where you can view the whole town and the sea - it is just breathtaking.

Kathmandu, Nepal

Time to leave Europe and look around in Asia. Nepal is not just beautiful, but also extremely interesting. Hinduism and buddhism rule this country, so visitors will experience a new and different atmosphere here. Still, in a big city like Kathmandu, you will never feel alone, no matter how far you've come from.

New York City, U.S.A.

Do I really need to introduce the big apple? This city has so many faces that a lifetime probably isn't enough to discover them all.