German here - when I was on pilgrimage on the path of Saint Jacob, I fell in love with Spain. Been to the Canary islands as well and adored both the cuisine, the wine and the people alike. I don't need the big cities, just give me the small villages, the small, universal grocery stores. If the world would ever go to hell, you'd fine me somewhere in the outskirts of Spain, in one of those small villages with less than 10 inhabitants, standing by the fire, cooking for and together with everyone.

A country is only as good as the people living in it. And that's where Spain rules in my opinion.

The Nordics, Norway 🇳🇴 in particular (where I live). Also Hungary 🇭🇺 (where I lived for 11 years).

(I'm 🇮🇹)

Can't say I'm well travelled, but I (an Italian) have a soft spot for Ireland.

Been there a couple of times during high school and would definitely like to visit again.

It's hard for me to say because I haven't lived in another country other than my own for any amount of time. It's funny though how all the answers are countries in the west :)) Send some love to the balkans please.

As a Dutchie, I see France as my second home country

Greece. The people are so friendly and obliging, and the food is great too.