things to do in England?

[Simbazz]

I was an S out!

% of what, Simon?

Not entirely sure how many/what they've done. I should really look that up shouldn't I

 

[DPRA]

Why didn't you move to Australia then lol?

You could go to the museums and stuff if you're interested in that kind of stuff. If you are, The National History Museum is a must.

Because it was for the best back then, but im starting to regret it now...

 

[Leggie]

well there is nothing to do in England expect going to collage and working

My Dream is start a business in Dubai and live there for ever.

With that attitide you will never be satisfied/happy in life anywhere.

 

[MacWorld]

England is quite a nice country, i love london because i love busy citys. Its always been apart of me. I would rather walk down oxford street shopping than walk through the countryside. London is a great city (and not just because of the london underground) and there is lots to visit
My Top 10-

Oxford Street
WestField shopping centre
Regents park
London eye
Embankment/waterloo area
Natural History museum
London underground
The excel centre
That wax museum (always forget the name)
cant forget McDonalds.

 

[Leggie]

Wax Museum = Madam Tuassads I think.

 

[shefellover93]

Why don't you just go to Ireland

 

[PhilD123]

Oxford Street
WestField shopping centre
Regents park
London eye
Embankment/waterloo area
Natural History museum
London underground
The excel centre
That wax museum (always forget the name)
cant forget McDonalds.

A lot of the shops (excluding the big ones like Hamleys) you can get at other places and once you've been to some of them places ,there's no real value in going back.

However, the London Underground is fantastic, one of the most amazing pieces of work, to be able to get from one end of a city to another in not that long a time is brilliant (same goes for those in Madrid, Paris, Moscow etc.)

Aye, the science and industry museum isn't bad in Manchester (free now as well), then Urbis and some other places, eg Old Trafford or the Printworks. Manchester Piccadilly > Euston as well.

 

[Master Khan]

The best place I been to In England is, the Sea Life center in Birmingham
..I know a alot of great places like in London but I don't any time.

 

[FreddieFan]

For people not familiar with London, all museums are free, you can donate if you wish. I'd recommend Tate Modern too, just so you can look at modern art and say "wtf is that all about" over and over!

Also the science museum isn't near The Oval, The Oval is in Kennington

It's about half an hour to 40 mins on the tube - I live in South Kensington and go to the Oval for nets.

 

[superhussey]

well there is nothing to do in England...

haha try living in South Australia!


anyway thanks again for all the suggestions, im probably going to check out a couple of museams, and im also going up to the new forest for a couple of days, does anyone know what thats like?

 

[Highlander999]

haha try living in South Australia!


anyway thanks again for all the suggestions, im probably going to check out a couple of museams, and im also going up to the new forest for a couple of days, does anyone know what thats like?

Is Adelaide SA? If so I liked it there, but yeah it probs could get quite boring.

New Forest is a good call. I went there on holiday a few summer's back and it really is a beautiful part of the country. Tons of random animals there (which are really rare in other parts of the country) Also loads of activites you can do there as well. We spent two weeks there and still did not have enough time for everything. As long as it isn't pouring with rain, you'll have a good time

 

[superhussey]

Is Adelaide SA? If so I liked it there, but yeah it probs could get quite boring.

New Forest is a good call. I went there on holiday a few summer's back and it really is a beautiful part of the country. Tons of random animals there (which are really rare in other parts of the country) Also loads of activites you can do there as well. We spent two weeks there and still did not have enough time for everything. As long as it isn't pouring with rain, you'll have a good time

yeah sure is, Adelaides not too bad its a nice place to live, but it is boring as for tourist attractions and that

thats good, ta. Yeah im pretty excited for the new forest actually im hoping its going to be really green, cause even though summer has just started over here, its already brown as.

Also what do people think about traffic? lol ive heard its pretty shocking

 

[barmyarmy]

Clearly if you're coming to the UK and looking for one of the most interesting and cultured cities in the world you need to come to Edinburgh.
Failing that hop on a plane and go and do Europe...

 

[Highlander999]

Well we were only in Adelaide as we were moving there. I think it was Prince Alfred school (?) I was going to go to. I suppose I could have watched the Ashes when they were there That would have cheered me up :

They'll be sod all traffic up in the New Forest. But Essex (shudders) just don't remind me. Just try and go on the M25 at 8am. It's pretty bad

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Clearly if you're coming to the UK and looking for one of the most interesting and cultured cities in the world you need to come to Edinburgh.

Yeah, go to Wester Hailes You'll be surprised at the intellectual talk that goes on there

 

[barmyarmy]

Yeah, go to Wester Hailes You'll be surprised at the intellectual talk that goes on there

I hear the denizens of Livingston make the journey specially.