Favorite space destinations

What would be your favorite space destinations?
Personally, I think a voyage to another star would be the ultimate space destination. Everything else pales in comparison to that. Sure, its not feasible right now, but neither was going to the moon in Jules Verne's time!

What does everyone else think?

Andromeda!

But I'd be happy with Mars and/or the Moon

Infinity... and beyond!

Nah, I'm happy with merely travelling beyond the visible universe.

I like the moons of Jupiter. It is the one place where small private spacecraft make sense for short inter-moon jumps.

Saturn would be awesome too... to stand on one of the moons and stare up at the massive world above me

climbing Olympus Mons would be pretty sweet too

I would love to fly to Phobos and create a subterranean living area.
It would the cool to look out at all the grand vistas. It would be even better if you could perurb it's path to some extent. Wild and dangerous ride.

I just wanna find life. Come on, universe, throw us a bone here! Could a little cosmic microbe be too tall a task?

There is life in space: Astronauts!

Haha, there we go.

Think he's hoping for intelligent life

Well, I'm a little late in posting a reply, but I would visit the Horsehead Nebula in Orion. That would be wonderful. I would also like to land on another galaxy's planet and see what, "who" is there.
Visiting the constellation Carina would also be stunning, so many places to visit!

Would the human eye be able to see the beauty of such nebulae?

They are still quite spectacular, even in little old visible light.

Here is the Crab Nebula as seen by the human eye:

Indeed. That is what I find intriguing about Astronomy. Thankful for telescopes (technology, in general) to be able to capture these images of our Universe! And of course, to the Astrophotographers' work!
I found this website whilst coming across an image if the Horsehead Nebula depicted very small, because the camera was not zoomed in on the Nebula, but it is depicting a larger area; the picture is astounding. It was featured as the photo of the day on September 30, 2009.
Neveretheless, this photo is also captures the beauty of our Universe.

What about brightness though? Our eyes are not just limited by the range of wavelengths they can detect, but also by the minimum amount of light needed. These nebulas are huge, so to be able to see them in full, you have to back off enough for them to fit into your field of view. Are they still bright enough at that distance to be seen by the human eye?

My favourite space destination? Planet Earth . But if we exclude that, probably Mars, provided that we colonise it. You can blame Kim Stanley Robinson for that .