Which city owed to your heritage would you love to travel to?

[JosephSmith]

Plymouth and Nauvoo

[RenaRyuguu]

Bilbao, Spain

[Sacrificed Ram]

Manchester, England.

The city which I live had a lot of british industrial architecture, but now most was demolished to construct modern buildings. To visit Manchester would be chance to know the source of such architecture.

[RenaRyuguu]

‘Germans in Manchester’ by Margaret Littler

http://www.nwgn.co.uk/?p=1039

[alnortedelsur]

I would love to know Spain more deeply. In the time I lived there I was only in Mallorca, Ibiza, Barcelona and Madrid

I have some distant Italian ancestry from an Italian great grandpa, and even my first surname is Italian, and I would love to visit Italy someday. I don't have any idea from which part of Italy my Italian ancestor came from.

[Sacrificed Ram]

‘Germans in Manchester’ by Margaret Littler

http://www.nwgn.co.uk/?p=1039

Britishes were interested in introduce indian and chinese workers in Brazil during 19 century, but brazilian emperor refused to receive them, maybe because they are non christian people, then britishes brought mainly german and italian workers.

[RenaRyuguu]

Britishes were interested in introduce indian and chinese workers in Brazil during 19 century, but brazilian emperor refused to receive them, maybe because they are non christian people, then britishes brought mainly german and italian workers.

Idk I think Manchester is interesting I haven't been though. I almost went to see a play but I'm not that crazy

[Daco Celtic]

Brasov, Romania. Already been to Ireland but not Romania.

[billErobreren]

I guess Tromsø, not a fan of big cities, but if it must be a big city, I could always go with Trondheim not exactly close but close and big enough.

[Zeus]

I don't know if this counts, since I don't believe I have ancestors from the region of Cyprus directly, but I want to visit Nicosia. My grandmother lived in Nicosia with a few of her teenage kids for a few months and she told me that she loved it