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4/20/2016 5:19:48 PM
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Traveling in Britain..
Hey guys, i need some help from you, i would like to travel to Britain this summer, but i don't know locations to visit. So if someone was already in a beautiful city he might help me.
Information too, i'm more of the guy who not only wants to visit museums but also watch out for nature etc.
P.S it would be in my Summer Holidays.
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8 AntwortenIf you're willing to, Belfast is a great place
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1 AntwortenThere is the Brecon beacons if you like nature. Hereford is a nice place, only been there once and on the way to the beacons. There is other places, I know a few spots around the country.
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Not many suggestions for London but it has some nice large public parks, it's not all buildings.
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If you want scenery just travel around the mountain areas of Wales?
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Remember to bring coats, jackets, scarves, hats, Sun screen, Sun glasses. Tag the weather is kinda strange over here
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12 AntwortenBearbeitet von Nixtress: 4/21/2016 7:59:56 AMI would recommend going to Bakewell and getting a tart. Birmingham's bull ring. Yorks Viking museums and dungeons. Tutbury Castel and glass factory. Cabury world? Alton towers.
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1 AntwortenCornwall is very scenic. Also, if you go there, make sure you try the crab. It's hands down the best I've ever had. Lincoln has a nice city centre (it's where I'm going to university) - good mix of old and new there. Maybe the city of York? The Jorvik centre is pretty cool from what I remember. Of course there's Stonehenge in Wiltshire (I think) if you want to go see that. These are all kind of scattered around, but they're recommendations nonetheless.
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Are you a golfer?
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6 AntwortenIf your going north come to Manchester. Steer clear of Liverpool and you'll be sweet
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1 AntwortenAnywhere in the new forest is nice to visit.
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1 Antwortengo see if the dental places are busy
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Bearbeitet von Finality: 4/21/2016 9:44:11 PMWales, Yorkshire, London. If your interested in the armed forces and history like that I would recommend Portsmouth for ours naval history maybe even Chatham. Lake district is pretty nice, corneal odds nice but not many shops for miles and very hilly.
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1 AntwortenAren't those the people with the austin powers teeth?
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Chichester is a lovely place.
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Just stay away mate
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If you want nature and wild animals I recommend Newcastle on a night time....
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Try Norwich or York. Both have castles and Viking shizzle. Also shopping centres.
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1 AntwortenGo to Canterbury Historic City Lots to do In the south east so sunny weather Lots of nice surrounding countryside
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1 AntwortenBaker Street
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2 AntwortenBearbeitet von Uraqtpi: 4/21/2016 7:18:04 AMMake sure you're really loud and obnoxious the whole time, and make doubly sure to tell every Brit you come across that they'd be speaking German if it wasn't for us.
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If you're looking for nature, Devon is a fantastic place to visit.
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4 AntwortenI live in the south west. Prepare for not understanding anyone round here. -blam!-ing cider farmers 😂
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3 AntwortenThe South is nice warm and sunny, kinda like France. Where the North is cold rainy and kinda dodgy but has all the interesting stuff...And London is expensive and overrated.
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3 Antwortenliverpool as a city is nice but you will not be able to understand most of the people here.
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1 AntwortenHave a good one . We're friendly as.
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Go to sherwood forest for nature and robin hood
