Ask Lemmy

Kinda boring, but I'd stay in my country. (Switzerland) But I'd move to the Thunersee or Lago di Lugano area.

Ireland is looking nice, or Scotland if they ever decide to free themselves from the Empire.

Spain is also near the top.

I'd stay in Canada as long as I could travel someplace warm for a couple of months in the winter.

I'd give New Zealand a go. I lived in Australia for a while and liked it for the most part but what I heard of NZ made me think I'd like it even better.

If we're including borderline fantasy options, a private Zeppelin might be neat...

I don't know if I'd want to stay there forever, but a house in a settlement or very much in the wild would be great. Nobody around you, but nature. Somewhere close enough to the poles for it to snow in winter.

In a different part of this same city. I have children who have lives that I cannot break by moving away from here just now.

Estonia. Nearly all government services are done online and people there are in control of their data.

Uranus

Estonia – yes, I’d have a hell of a time with the language, but EU citizenship and politics that don’t sound completely fucked are really appealing

Visa requirements seem to be less of an issue the more money you have. That being said, I'm going to space

Switzerland (Fribourg) or Norway, I'd try each before making a final decision.

If language was also not a problem, Mexico, Spain, Thailand, Australia, Norway, Brazil, maybe Hong Kong.

Canada would be nice, more specifically the Vancouver area since I have friends out there. Maybe some European country like the UK.

Jamaica.

Somewhere close enough to the equator do have a decent amount of sun all year. But also close enough to mountains with snow and lakes and oceans. Then I would build a massive climate controlled dome. From that dome I would build high speed trains forme to get to the other places in about 15 minutes. I don’t like humidity or too much heat, but I do like a lot of sun and water. Snow is great for hot tubbing.

Somewhere in the pacific. I love coral reefs and sailing

Sicily, south eastern parts.

I'd stay where I am. Nothing that's wrong in my life is because of where I live so I wouldn't expect things to be different elsewhere. Only thing that I don't like here is the long and cold winter but I don't think I'd appreciate summer the same way without it. Life needs contrast.

German north sea coast seems nice. I don't even live that far away from it, but because it's rather popular, the prices for traveling there are too high for my budget. Buying or renting a space to live is obviously also expensive.

If we're talking "which country is the least likely to get a far right government", not sure. Norway seems like it's doing pretty well overall, but I don't really have much experience with Scandinavians. Also they're pretty tall, which is kind of a pain if you aren't tall, too.

Scotland. Preferably Highlands but really anywhere in Scotland

iceland

If money is no object then I wouldn't stay put in one place, and I would probably also get an yash and stay in the high seas from time to time

Portugal highlands, digital government services like Estonia, great food, wine and weather. Would be away from the coast to avoid tourists.

Ive heard nice things about Amsterdam, though there's the obvious caveat that the impression the internet gives of a place is rarely an accurate picture of how a place actually is.

I like it here where I live. But if i had to go somewhere else I'd probably be Switzerland. Why you ask? Cuckoo clocks.

Just outside Inverness Scotland. Sadly. It will never happen.

Here. And they are not.

Where I live now, Uppsala in Sweden, but in a fancier apartment, closer to downtown, with a proper garage.

About three quarters of a mile northeast of where I live now.

Where I do now, in Catalunya.

However at the moment I have a big house halfway up a mountain, in a national park, surrounded by woods, and I'd rather live close to or in a small-ish town instead ... we're hoping to put the house on the market in a couple of years, once all the outstanding renovations are finished.

Switzerland. It's got enough bunkers to protect the population during WW3, for starters.

Russia. Fascinating place.

Probably Jamaica, but I'm open to suggestions.