[Drew]

So imagine you're having 6 months off, and you're driving a van around some of Europe's top climbing destinations. Where would be on your list?

Rules: Bouldering destinations are more important, than routes, but World-Class venues like Ceuse will be on the list. So, the list so far runs thus:

Fontainebleau
Mello
Magic Wood
Cresciano
Ticino
Ceuse
Albarracin


So where would you add?

[wintermute]

I'd add a cheeky couple of days at Sustenpass on your way through Swizzy (assuming you're there in the summer)

[cofe]

If by Ticino you mean Chironico, then Chironico.

[Drew]

Wherever it is Dave Graham lived for a year

[north_country_boy]

Frankenjura - Both
Buoux - Routes
Verdon - Routes

[T_B]

So where would you add?

Gorges du Tarn
Decin / Ardspach / Teplice (Czech)

[Rabies]

Surely some of the Spanish crags in Catalunya would also have to be on your list, Rodellar, Siurana, Margalef and so on

[Drew]

Rules: Bouldering destinations are more important than routes...

[Rabies]

Stanage 

[stelios_kos]

It depends on the season. From September to March you should consider Tinos island Greece in your bouldering places list

[TobyD]

So imagine you're having 6 months off, and you're driving a van around some of Europe's top climbing destinations. Where would be on your list?
Rules: Bouldering destinations are more important, than routes, but World-Class venues like Ceuse will be on the list. So, the list so far runs thus:
So where would you add?

1) Go to Fontainebleau
2) Sell van, buy air ticket, go to Hueco / Bishop.

[Paul B]

Albarracin

(this is pretty much what I was looking for on my trip thread although for me routes aren't lower down the priority list!)