Do You Want to Travel Around the World?
Have you ever considered a trip around the world? Where would you stop? What would you do?
While I haven’t done a true trip around the world, I want to share five of my favorite places from around the world (all of which have Radisson Blu locations to choose from!) to inspire your trip planning!
South America: Sao Paulo, Brazil
When in Brazil, make the trip to Rio…but pray for better weather so you can actually see the beauty of the city.
My time in Sao Paulo consisted of a short emergency landing at the airport to let a sick passenger off the plane. Brazil is definitely worth a visit though, and you should start your trip in the capital city before heading to Rio and Brazil’s beautiful beaches.
Australia: Sydney
A view of the Sydney Opera House from the Sydney Harbor Bridge. Even if you don’t go for a climb, it’s a lovely place to walk or run.
There’s so much to do in Sydney, you’ll never accomplish it all in five days, but visiting the Opera House Bar, walking the Harbor Bridge, strolling through the botanical gardens, the Bondi – Coogee beach, walk, the museums, Paddy’s Market, and Darling Harbor are just a few of the places that made my trip so special.
Asia: Istanbul
The Bosphorus River separates Istanbul into its European and Asian sides. One of a handful of transcontinental cities in the world!
I haven’t explored nearly enough of Asia, but I have technically set foot on the continent in both Russia and Turkey. Istanbul is such a historical and unique city. One of its most unique features that it is spread over two continents. It’s a must see on an around the world tour. Take a river cruise, explore the mosques and buildings that have served all religions over the years, and visit the Topkapi Palace. Oh, and don’t forget to eat! The food is amazing!
Europe: Dublin, Ireland
A photo of Dublin Castle from one of the gardens.
Dublin is one of the liveliest cities I’ve ever visited. It has an energy that can be found in very few places on Earth. Combined with high energy, you have great beverages, long history, beautiful castles, and friendly people, not to mention the natural wonders found on the emerald isle.
North America: Chicago, Illinois, United States
The Tribune Tower, a net-gothic building is the gateway to the Magnificent Mile.
I grew up only a six hour drive from Chicago, but only visited once on my 8th grade school trip. The museums there are amazing. Visit as many as you can, visit Navy Pier, catch a baseball game, and take in the beautiful views from the river!
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What a great competition!! I like these stops as well – good selection. Their hotel in Sydney is beautiful so that would be a great option for anyone visiting 🙂
Super competition. If I were to plan my ideal round the world trip I think South America, Antarctica and East Africa would definitely make an appearance.
Those are all great choices, places I haven’t been yet either! (Well, some of south america, but so much left untouched)
Love the selection of these stops, I’m not really sure if I’d be able to do a round-the-world trip. One flight alone makes me super tired. Lol.
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