There's certainly a lot to see and visit in Hungary, and you can cover most tourist bases in a couple of days.  The Number Two Tram will take you up and down the Danube.  Many buildings are being restored and you can still see the bullet holes and blood in parliament square.

It was one of the safest cities I've visited in a long time.

Paris, is a place I will go back again one day, it is a beautiful city, full of architecture, but bloomin' expensive!

Madrid is a fantastic, beautiful and very clean city to visit, the night life really picks up very late in the evening until the early hours of the morning.

Two days is sufficient to cover all the main landmarks and points of interest in this city.  I can recommend the Hop-On Hop-Off tours.

Antigua is hot, the waters are calm, and the sea warm.  What more can be said about the Caribbean island, other than just go!

St Lucia, is hot, the people very friendly, the waters are choppy and make for great water sports, skiing, Tubing, Wind Surfing, Diving etc.

Best thing is, it's still natural and not spoilt by tourism unlike Barbados!

If you are visiting this interesting country, take anti-biotics and plenty of Imodium! Unless you have the constitution of an Ox, you can guarantee to come back with a 6 week souvenir!  I really don't want to hear Johnny Cash's Burning Ring of Fire any more...

Having spent time here, I have to say I personally don't see the appeal, it's dull, it's boring, even the local tour guides were finding it difficult to find anything of interest.  Aphrodite's rock, Aphrodite's Bath, an interesting rock formation, goat's and some kids lizard project. 

But it is peaceful and everyone speaks English!

Fantastic city to visit, I was lucky enough to be there during the 200 year celebration of Hans Christian Andersen.  At Tivoli gardens the puppeteers operated huge puppets and re-enacted his famous stories for the public.

Definitely a place to visit, but it ain't cheap!

Beautiful City, even in the Winter when I was over there.  This building is called the Twin Sisters, and it became more apparent when I took the picture at this height as you can see the faces on the steeples!

What I love most about the US, is their naivety, and their none understanding of sarcasm.  Sure they love a British Accent, and anyone travelling over there will know, your British accent becomes more Queens English than it normally is!  But most of all the US are friendly, if not eccentric people!

Only a flying visit to Chicago, simply seen the inside of the airport, hardly worth mentioning.  Though that said, one the air stewardess realised we were British they offered to take us for a meal in the city.

Oh yes, I've still got it!