Vonn
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Pop up to Scotland there is a lot of things to do and see from historical Edinburgh up to loch ness to spot the monster and the folk are real friendly. Decide what sort of things you want to see then check them out on the Internet I'm sure that you'll be spoilt for choice. Have a nice time. |
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Sal
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lots of lovely towns and cities but could i recommend avoiding basingstoke its nothing but a concrete shop |
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jabelite
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You should visit Slough,
Then you can appreciate how lovely the rest of England is. |
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needanswers
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sound like us down here in the south east have been conkered by you lol
try felixstoe
it's a great place on the bum shape of england lol not kidding
it's a shipping port but the history is great
the first time i went there i was 13 years old
not the kind of place that you would think striking but it took me
almost twenty years later i still keep going back up there
the people are great the sights are amazing
and the cream teas are very creamy
oh did i mention the fresh air
it's better than here in smoggy london |
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Chemical Jelly
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Camden - it's a fantastic place, full of weird and wonderful things and people!!
Soho as well - they are both great places to visit.
You'll love it! |
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RandomlyPredictive
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Lincoln = Small city with an amazing cathedral dominating the skyline, an impressive castle, a number of museums, picturesque old streets and pleasant surrounding countryside
Lake District - Absolutely stunning, though you might want to wait until summer to visit it
Cardiff - One of the best cities I've ever visited. Lots to do, beautiful to look at, and a castle and huge scenic park on the edge of the city centre. Plus a great nightlife and and lots of Welsh people! |
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nert
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Brighton! Fantastic shopping (the Lanes with lots of very odd shops), a pier, beach, superb nightlife, very cosmopolitan, tons of music, comedy, theatre stuff and 5 minutes from the Downs (Devil's Dyke is but a bus ride away). Oh, and we're all nice here. Honest. :) |
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gypsy
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By town I am assuming you also mean city ! My favourite town/bity is Edinburgh, it is such a vibrant and cosmopolitan place, there are so many places of interest to visit, great shopping as well as an amazing selection of excellent restaurants to eat at. It also has a great nightlife scene. |
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chris b
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wrexham north wales sheep Ive got my wellies on o yes sheep are wonderful of fluffy sheep are wonderful they are white welsh and fluffy o fluffy sheep are wonderful. lol |
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DONNA M
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Go to Liverpool. Friendly funny warm people, tons of history and architecture. Theatres, art galleries, 2 major catherdrals, two great soccer teams, fabulous docks. Music and talent everywhere. Amazing shops, designer and high street. Pubs, bars, clubs, dancing. Restaurants, snack bars.....you name it and Liverpool has it! You will have a fantastic time there! |
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mj_junkie86
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come to bedford, i love it here.
isnt much to do tho...
MJ |
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Travellin Bry
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Try heading up to Warwick and Stratford upon avon, both really historical towns, one with a great castle the other is the birth place of William Shakespeare. Plus walk along Warwick high street and see buildings that have been standing 500 years, and are still lived i. I use to live in one!! |
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steve08 สดีฟ
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u must with out fail visit snodonia national park in wales it's probably the wrong time of year though in the summer its awesome.secondly stone henge near salisbury its 4500 of years old and theres a great audio tour then u can see salisbury cathedral in the town thats a nice area. and incedently the stones were brought from wales so that ties in nicely,go to all in the summer i did and i'm english and found them fantastic if u need to go to the city's ,go london and edinburgh i think u'd be better of going and visiting the coast |
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•♥•mj•♥•
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I live in Leicester and to be fair.. there isnt really that much to do...
if your in England.. take a look at Cornwall - Newquay..
its the best place you can visit in England...
Spesh with the surfers :p |
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Death
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Well I'm from Birmingham, so i wouldn't be a proper Brumie if i said anywhere apart from Brum. Second to that it has to be without a doubt Newcastle, cause the people are really great the foods lovely, try either pees pudding or a savaloy dip. Plus they have the best clubs, try the Blue Monkey. I've heard it's an all weekender? I hope you injoye our cuntry? |
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Dewald V
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Go to Bath, it is beautifull, other wise go to Scotland, much better than England. South African Living in England. |
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mizdooleys
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Definitely visit Newcastle upon Tyne - its the best!!! |
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agroevilc
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go to Southend on Sea the longest pier in the world visit the museum and see where the oldest recorded saxon prince lived(it's not worth visiting the site there is a lot of unemployed hippy's living there allegedly to save it)
Go to Leigh on Sea off the A13 to the old fishing site town, then visit the old town centre.
Then go back along the A13 towards London to Hadleigh Castle see the Castle ruins together with the most fantastic view of The Thames, you can walk along there for miles, then next to the castle have a cup of tea in a cafe run by the Salavation Army for disabled children, and buy from the cafe chicken eggs from hens you can see running along the farm (the taste is different and nice)
The Salvation army purchased the site in the 1800's and it was used to reform alcoholic's thieves and other such person's by making them appreciate themselves thro hard work on the farm.
Pity they don't do it today.
Good luck |
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john b
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Exeter. Old Roman stronghold, the oldest guildhall in England, Castle, beautiful cathedral, maritime museum, good position to visit the surrounding area including Dartmoor and the coast. |
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JOJO
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YOU SHOULD VISIT CARLISLE IN CUMBRIA AND STOP OFF AT THE LAKE DISTRICT ON THE WAY.ITS REALLY BEAUTIFUL. |
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DeeEm
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Depends where you have already been and what kind of things you like.
Night LIfe - Newcastle Upon Tyne. A great night out, must be able to hold your liquor.
Scenery - Scottish Highlands, Aviemore, Loch Ness, etc.
History - Stratford upon Avon (Shakespeare), London, Stonehenge, York
Beautiful town - Edinburgh. This place has everything, great bars, beautiful architecture, history.................I love it there.
Enjoy! |
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AMY
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It's not actually about my town as I live in London too. But I did take a trip up to York last year which was great. If you are interested in architecture it has the most beautiful cathedral and cobbled streets, as well as a city wall. It is a bit place but feels small and friendly. There are plenty of shops for shopping and a good museum. Though I wouldn't recommend the Jorvik exhibition - rip-off, small and not very interesting.
It's a good place generally to spend a few days just walking around. Lots of restaurants and places to take afternoon tea too! |
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jacqui
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swansea is worth a visit with the Gower coast nearby beautiful.
see this website.
www.pamelajonespaintings.co.uk |
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lootai
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Try Cotswolds. Beautiful countryside with cute little houses!! |
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Mermaid
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You havn't indicated which towns you have visited.
York is very intresting and historical. Visit Blackpool for a night out just for the experience if nothing else. |
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litpooo
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Nah..dont bover |
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ALEX K
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Visit Edinburgh, its history is fascinating, you can take ghost tours down into the catacobms or city beneath the city(where the most haunted live was shot). JK Rowling wrote Harry Potter in a flat overlooking Greyfriars cemetary, which helped inspire her, and the person who wrote Batman based Gotham City on Edinburghs gothic architecture. Loads of good shops, pubs clubs, and beautiful to look at, lots of greenery and no litter. Plus, everyones friendly, and if you go during the festival (1st 3 weeks in August) you'll never want to leave! Its my favourite place in the world! Plus, in Edinburgh, to this day it is still considered good luck to spit on the head of an Englishman! (I didn't make this up its true!) |
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northcarrlight
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Dundee - because its in Scotland, thats about the best I can come up with |
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Daniel is due 27/3/09
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my mom lives near Southampton its in Hampshire there is a shopping mall swimming complex and has the biggest ship port in the world it has all the ocean liners from all over the world coming in and you can get close to them they are huge titanic sailed from here on her very first and last sailing she sunk the next day there is a museum in Southampton just for titanic it is amazing we also have the new forest which has thousands of acres of grass land and wild ponies run and cattle it is beautiful my mom and i live right in the middle of the forest it takes us a couple of minuets to get there you would love it you have to see it |
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