whats the most ROMANTIC vacation city in the USA?
 

whats a great city to go away for a weekend besides NYC?

New Orleans...

With a Gondola.

And an M16

;-)

Detroit ;) you know you wanna come here

Besides - New York ... None

that tough to answer you should go somewhere that has things you guys like to do like the mountains or the beach or something fun like that

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you sick fucker lol


me and MrsIzzz are gonna come to the phillipines for a romantic dinner :pimp

lmfaooooo, yup i hear 8 mile has so nice restaurants

Newport, RI.

Come some weekend when they have Waterfire in Providence, and take her to it: http://www.waterfire.org

They have REAL gondolas!

Actually 8 mile is where all the strip clubs are

I had heard it use toi be New Orleans...

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I really enjoyed San Francisco.
I would say that was Romantic.

Sausalito or Carmel, CA
with Napa being up there as well.

Old San Juan...its America, technically.

Carmel would get my vote. :thumbsup

I spent a weekend there during the famous car show they have at Pebble Beach-
I was shacked up in a cottage there and boned my brains out for three days-

The sound of sea lions barking off in the distance made my girl hot.
LOL

Sunset Beach in Cape May, NJ

http://www.capemay.com/

Harlem, NYC

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Las Vegas

The Concours D'Elegance is a great car show. I have quite a few pics from the show just a few weeks ago. I guess I'll upload them and share. Amazing display of cars as it is every year.

Izz if you are coming to Carmel soon pack sweaters and coats. Last few days have been in the 50s and 60s and I doubt we'll see 70 degrees much more this year. Hell we don't see 70 degrees too often at all but then we rarely get much cooler than 50s or 60s.

Depending on what you want to pay per night I'd recomend these hotels:
Expensive: The Lodge at Pebble Beach, Inn at Spanish Bay and Bernardus Lodge (Carmel Valley).
Nice but not too $$$: L'Auberge Carmel, Hotel Pacific (Monterey), Portola Inn (Monterey)
More romantic would be a bed and breakfast which there are literally hundreds of.

Other than NYC...

Boston is a great town.

The Poconos.

I'd say Compton, Los Angeles. A day of dodging bullets and unwanted sexual advances can be a very bonding experience for a young happily married couple.

make sure you take Option A and get the rental car that is a convertible. :thumbsup

figueroa is a good street to start on.

:thumbsup :thumbsup

should only cost you about

600 DOllars!!!!!!!!

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just kidding yo.

Trenton, NJ

perhaps san francisco

anywhere in Nebraska! ok I'm kidding

San Francisco is an excellent romantic city to visit. See the beautiful historic sites in the City, and then travel out to or stay in some of the wonderful surrounding cities (Sausalito, Napa, Carmel, Monterey, etc). You won't regret it.

There is so much to see and do here, no matter what your interests are.

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Dude, I moved back downunder - you 2 can come on down and stay in my penthouse on the beach ANY time you want.

:321GFY

san diego.
There's plenty of beaches, and nice restaurants. Just a nice atomosphere overall.

Charleston, SC
Savannah, GA
NOLA used to be a good one
Poconos (the champaign glass hot tub, lol)
Martha's Vineyard or somewhere near the Cape
Gatlinburg, TN
Lake Tahoe

(fact: lol) the napa valley region is the most romantic place in the united states.

I love Steamboat Springs Colorado..it's beautiful!

Waikoloa, HI

ooooh - thinking outside the box - hawaii has to be up there...

hey Izz, check these some nice photos to some great tourist spots @ PH

http://www.pbase.com/tekgik/philippines

:smokin

I say Carmel By the Sea in Ca or Napa Valley in Ca.

The Keys in Florida or great too! :thumbsup

There are so many!

face it America is not very romantic.
We destroy our history every day tearing down the old buildings in cities to build malls or a new walmart, gap or starbucks. Some of the most romantic cities in the world are the ones with centuries of history . . . we just don't have that.

Romantic? Islamorada or the Florida Keys. St. Augustine I'm considering for the next Anniversary.

Well considering most of those old cities were built before the US was a country and most of the "old" buildings being torn down here were built in the 50's... no shit.

I always liked to jsut go someplace quiet with a beach, so it really won't matter
Like a bed and breakfast, and promise to turn off my cell phone and not use a computer, so she gets all my attention.
It depends entirely on what you wanted to do, or see.


So give us ideas of what you'd like to do

I would say San Diego, it's a nice place and there's a lot of beaches there :)