Your dream country live in?

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In this hypothetical you don't have to worry about potential language barrier or immigration. You would just be one of the citizens.

What country you would like to live in and why?

I absolutely love living in England. It’s beautiful and I feel blessed .

Haute Corse.

Paradise.

Italy. I did a sabbatical there and would love to return one day

Walking along the Atlantic cliffs last night as the sun was setting reaffirmed that I wouldn't chose anywhere over West Ireland.

USA, not many countries in the world offer such a choice, from ski resorts, to beautiful beaches, Alaska to Hawaii via South Dakota, villages to cities.

USA, specifically Palm Springs.

Ibiza if I could the job I do. I wouldn't want to run a business or work in hospitality.

It’s dark half the time in Scandinavia.

I wouldn’t say no to:

• The Alto Adige region of Italy, especially Merano - mountains, clean air, warm climate, good food and wine, interesting mix of Italian/Austrian culture. Still Italy, but more orderly and less chaotic than some other parts!

• Canada, but probably only Vancouver/British Columbia as I couldn’t cope with the harsher climate elsewhere. Great mix of city living, amazing landscapes and healthy, outdoorsy lifestyle.

• Most of Scandinavia for the low key, civilised vibe and cultural values.

New Zealand for the stunning landscapes and nature, but with zero in the way of nasty insects or snakes. Plus they take their coffee quite seriously.

We also really loved Slovenia - just stunningly beautiful - but only visited once dl not sure if I could live there!

Where I live London but if I could get anything I’d do more central London nice house and garden

@Thelikelylass

USA, specifically Palm Springs.

But it’s so hot!

Spain. I like the culture and food, and the climate. I'd have to go for an island though, probably Balearic, probably Majorca.

I'm English, I long to be Welsh. I'm learning Welsh. Just because.

The Netherlands, such a civilised country. And the Dutch people love children; the DTs were so well looked after everywhere as babies. Have also taken parties of teenagers and they were welcomed and given enough freedom to have fun. So they could wander round the town in the evening having chips and soft drinks, but at about 9 the bar tenders told them they had to head back to their hotel,

I love Argentina. Great people, though they are repeatedly screwed over by their government. Who isn't I suppose?

Six months in the Netherlands, six months in the U.S.

Iceland

Portugal. Just love it.

@StarryStarrySocks.... But England is a country, is it not? The OP asked which country would you like to live in....

I love living in England. I travel round the country a lot and everyone everywhere is always so kind and helpful. I'm also fortunate to have gone to lots of countries abroad and never had a bad experience, but arriving at the airport and seeing the word Manchester, or driving up the M6 and entering the Red Rose County, makes me feel safe, secure and so very, very happy. 🥰

In the summer Italy, love all of it, but would also choose Scotland where I live but would ask for much more sunshine!

In the winter Florida, you can see the theme here.

Iceland

I live in Switzerland and it’s just idyllic in so many ways except for rampant misogyny and racism

I would love to live in Italy again, I was there for 3 years and love it. My Italian DH would never live there again because there are too many Italians there