5 Places in OTL you would like to visit for a week

Five places, cannot stay there longer than a month, or shorter than a day. Must specify when, where, and how long. This is assuming you are an average middle class person who can blend in and out, also assuming you speak the language fluently. You will also be able to live in relative comfort for your stay. For battles you can be an observer, or a participant, but you need to tell us which, you cannot get killed or seriously injured in the battles. You cannot change anything about said events, and if anyone even thinks about saying butterflies in relation to not changing anything I will eat them alive.

So

1893, Chicago World's Fair, Two Weeks
113 AD, Rome, One Week

1863, Gettysburg, Three Days (Participate Union Side)
1914, Sarjevo, One Day
1776, Philadelphia, One Day
 
1904, Saint Louis World's Fair, Two Weeks
1912, Vienna, One Month
1492, Seville and environs, Three Weeks
1500s, Mocha, Yemen, One Week
1670, Amsterdam, Two Weeks


I presume we can take day trips from the city to go elsewhere, provided it's not too far? I want to go see Columbus sail off from Palos de la Frontera but still be able to enjoy Seville. :D

As for my choices, I guess that rather than wanting to see specific events, I'd rather just enjoy the typical culture and setting of the various places and time periods I chose.
 
for me:
1863- Fort Wagner SC- 2 weeks (observer for 54th Massachusetts' attack)
1420- Bohemia-Moravia during Hussite Wars-1 mth (participant on Hussite side in WAGENBURG formation)
1898- Cuba- 2 wks (participant at San Juan Hill as Buffalo Soldier)
1944- D-Day- 1 mth (observer at D-Day landings, bocage battles)
1415- Agincourt- 3 days (participant on English side)
 
October 31, 1517 - Wittenberg, Saxony (1 Day)
1530 - Bologna, Papal State (1 Day)
December 2, 1848 - Olmütz, Bohemia (1 Day)
1853 - Vienna, Austria (1 Month)
1908 - Vienna, Austria (1 Month)
 
1389, June 23 Kosovo Field one day, participate on the Serbian Side. I think its pretty obvious why i want to be there
1920 Shanghai, One month, nice colonial tastes before the start of a new era
1872 Omaha, Nebraska, 2 weeks. Yay hunting
1812 Borodino, one day, the bloodiest day in history, i should pay my respects, observer
No idea where i want to go for my 5th place.
 
Attica September, 480, Battle of Salamis, 1 Day

Rome, 46 BC, Caesar's Triumphs 3 days

London circi 1600 The premier of Hamlet 1 day

Vienna, May 7th, 1824, premier of Beethoven's 9th 1 day

Cape Canaveral, July 16th, 1969, lift off of Apollo 11 1 day
 
1969 Woodstock NY, 3 days

1944 the Liberation of Paris, participant in parade and aftermath (the closest you're getting me to the military :winkytongue:) 2 weeks

1717 London, premier of Handel's Water Music (damn you, Whittington, you stole the 9th!) 1 day

65.5 million BC, Yucatan, just before and up to the moment after the impact event 2 days

and if I can bend the rules, mid1924 Europe, tailing the Fitzgeralds and partying with the Lost Generation 1 month
 
The Senate, Rome, 15 March 44 BC: the assassination of Gaius Julius Caesar.

Botany Bay & Sydney Cove, January 18 - 26 1788: the arrival in Australia of the First Fleet.

San Juan Heights, Cuba, July 1, 1898: the Charge up San Juan Hill.

Royal Exhibition Building, Melbourne, May 9, 1901: the opening of the Parliament of Australia.

Cape Canaveral, USA, July 16th - 24th 1969: liftoff, landing and return of Apollo 11.
 
Philadelphia, 1776, One Month
Seeing the sights and getting a photograph of the Founding Fathers.
66 Million B.C., One Day
I wanna see dinosaurs!
Gettysburg, 1863, One Week
Participant in the battle for the Union, taking pretty pictures.
Persopolis, 330 BC, Three Days
Just to see Alexander's Counqests.
Berlin, 1938, One Week
To see Hitler, hear his evil voice, and learn a lesson.
 
Thermopylae-480 bc. 3 days, participate Spartan side

Rome-5 bc. 1 month. Hopefully get a chance to chat with Augustus

Agincourt- 1415. 3 Days, participate English side

Florence- 1500. 1 month, experience the renaissance

Mexico- 1519. 1 month as one of Cortes' bunch.
 
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