Which of these schools would you want to study abroad at?

This would be for the Spring 2022 term. I already have the offer, so the prestige isn't an issue. 

UK: Manchester Alliance

France: ESSEC

Spain: ESADE

Italy: Bocconi

Germany: WHU 

Denmark: CBS

BeNeLux: RSM

Finland: Aalto

China: Peking

Australia: UNSW

Okay, so I am currently an Asian male sophomore at an American semi-target who was able to get a BB SA gig through *significant* networking. I want to study abroad, but the Spring 2021 semester is a total bust for *obvious* reasons. That being said, I want to have relatively stress free study abroad in the Spring 2022 semester where I can just fuck around and party.

I do want to travel around a little bit, so with all that being said, which of these schools would  be the most fun?

Thanks in advance! 

This was a drunk post, so please excuse spelling.

Edit: I have no idea why this was moved from off topic to the GMAT forum 

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