Im from united states, and would like to visit UK?

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Cat burgler

You should come up here to Scotland!

*Edit* What's wrong with Scotland? I wasn't refering to bombers etc etc! I just think it is such a beautiful country with a very interesting and gory past - the castles and palaces are fantastic as well as the scenery in the Highlands and islands. Absolutely breathtaking!

Wayne Kerr

I would definately visit Bath and see the roman baths theres. There is some nice surrounding countryside in that area also. Chedder gorge and Glatonbury cloe by.

There a some real gems in cornwall locked away from time. Mevagissy and Mousehole spring to mind.

The Lake District to the North and Liverpool is definately worth a vist. Of course you will probabyl go to London but I would avoid it like the plague personally.

Other nice places are Snowdonia in Wales the Scottish Highlands and Edinburgh is a great city also.

JOANNE M

there are some great places to go it depends what your looking for alot of people tend to go to london lots of things to see there if you want scenery scotland is beautiful bit cold there at the bottom cornwall is beautiful aswell and would be warmer but anywhere you go there is something historical to see and lots of atmosphere aswell hope you enjoy your stay here

jennie c

derbyshire-great countryside and scenery especially the peak district
cotswolds-very popular english villages
somerset,devon & cornwall-a definate must

peter k

Try the local Airport...and take it from there

Veronica Alicia

Many Americans like to visit Stratford on Avon (William Shakespeare's home). You could take in the theatre there.
Ignore the suggestions about Mosside and St.Paul's Bristol, etc. It's a wind-up! Although Bristol has some interesting tourist attractions - Brunel's bridge, "The Matthew", etc.
If you repost about the sort of things you like to do and see, if you like Cities and architecture, or prefer the country/seaside areas, I'm sure people here will respond.
Once you've chosen your area, you can contact the Tourist Information Offices (on line) for that area and they will be able to tell you about things to see and do, plus advice about accommodation.

swti97

Wales. I have got family in America, Family of Frank LLoyd Wright

jacqui

Wales is very beautiful especially Mumbles and Gower in Swansea
see this website.
http://www.pamelajonespaintings.co.uk

alick40

Just hop on a plane and let me be your guide when you arrive, Alick

milly

come visit Scotland

DoctressWho

Depends what you want, it is a small country compared to America, but it is big enough to spend a lot of time travelling.
London is great, but it is vastly different from many other parts of the UK.
Scotland has some beautiful unspoilt scenery,
I live in Bedfordshire England, and haven't seen all there is to see in this county.
You really are spoilt for choice so decide what you want to do, and make your plans from there.

Dry Dreamer

http://www.visitscotland.com

unity

for London info try this site:

http://www.funkyhotdog.com/en

corpus christi

Every american should at least once in his liftime visit the country of his ancestors to honor their memory and discover his roots.

shutyerfaceup

These are all in South England, and quite picturesque:
Devon
Cornwall
Scarborough

Selena

Go to:
Aberdeen
Belfast
Birmingham
Brighton
Bristol
Cambridge
Cardiff
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Leeds
Liverpool
London
Manchester
Newcastle
Oxford
Sheffield
Swansea
And have a good time!

gilly

Visit the North East of England. Newcastle upon Tyne is a friendly city. Great museums, art galleries, theatre, parks, pubs, restaurants. The Quayside area is worth visiting. Staying here you will be close to some great coast line, and countryside. Plenty of castles and stately homes to see. A short train journey to York & Durham, with great cathederals. Also a short train ride into Scotland. It can be a little colder than the rest of England, but the welcome is always warm.

on-point

come over here girl to London, here is where it's happening!

Liverbird 1

You can't go wrong if you go to Liverpool, European capital of culture 2008. My home town and very proud of it.

liverpool!

home of the beatles

kiefers girl

I'm from the UK and want to visit the states any tips?

I Think ???

Come to Liverpool, UK next year, we are the European Capital of Culture for 2008 and there are lots of special events being organised to celebrate the occasion. Do a search for " European capital of culture" and read all about it, I will even give you a personal tour of our great city, you'll have a great time.

at_wolfy

London is nice, so is bath. if you have the chance definitely check out some castles Leeds is pretty cool, and Scotland is nice, if you are interested in WW II hellfire corner in Dover is cool . It all depends on what you want to see and how long you are going to be there.

There are a lot of great places to visit

dave s

DONT COME TO MORECAMBE nothing here but old people waiting to die and bingo halls....
but if you do the chippy near the police station does some cracking chips.

Harriet

Look for Europe. We are part of that area of the world.

Gobshite666

Try a trip to mosside in manchester,tower hamlets in london,st.pauls in bristol or black leese in oxford all nice interesting and friendly places to visit

Terry

London, but take half the amount of clothes and twice the money, plus have a shower before you go as you will have trouble finding one there that works

taxed till i die,

If you have a lot more money than sense london.If not scotland.

Ms Lustfire

why the hell would you want to visit the uk......it's a burning acidic pit of desperation, disgust and deceit.....well it's your choice i suppose, but countryside destinations are usually quite nice or seaside if you're a lively person.....it depends on you really.

daveostrich

Why? are you thinking of invading us next?

Brettjb

It is dangerous over there with terrorists and bombing but London,England is a hot spot

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