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Anon for London and anon for Ireland: I would avoid Leicester Sq if you want an authentic experience. Mostly tourists and Euro-trash clubbing... over priced and grimy. Head north or east for great bars, Camden is a great time as is Shorditch. Ireland will be cold in February, I was there in March and it was a bit chilly. Amazing though, beautiful no matter what season.
For the anon about London nightlife, I thoroughly enjoyed my time at the Ruby Blue in Leicester square. A good mix between a large club and a smaller bar. They also have a smoking balcony that overlooks the square. But be warned, cover charge was 10 pounds, and the drinks weren't terribly cheap.
Hello, I need some advice on visiting London! I've been there for several times now, so I've seen most of the things/places a tourist would want to see. But now I'm looking for places that are also a 'must see' but are not as well known for whatever reason. For example cute shops, buildings, places, etc, I'm thankful for every "inside info" I can get from you or your lovely followers :) Please help?
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The ask about the southwest/Bath. If you're in Bath then try the Jane Austen centre and the Roman Baths at least. You're on an easy train ride to Bristol so there's somewhere that's good to explore. Exeter is about an hour from Bristol by train. You can find the cathedral in the centre, along with the underground tunnels and Rougemont Gardens/Rougemont castle. If you have a car and are staying in the Exeter area, try a trip out to Dartmoor which is a beautiful Moorland.
Hi I saw a post about what to do in the south of England? I would definitely recommend Windsor castle (where the Queen lives) it's an amazing area with some good shopping. If you want a theme park, DEFINITELY go to Thorpe park, that's the best one I think. Obviously spend at least a day in London as well, there's so much to do there, and maybe Brighton if you fancy hitting the beaches? I have loads of other suggestions if the anon wanted to message me cos I live in that area? X
Going to london in a few weeks, and me and my friend are planning to go out, try the nightlife. Any recommendations?
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My family and I are planning a trip to Europe in 2017. We're visiting England, but only have the time/money to explore in the southern part of the country -- what are the must-sees of that region, particularly the southwest/Bath area?
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just thought i'd send in some london advice, if you can get to brick lane there's a coffee shop called kahaila and it's a charity-run ethical cafe with incredible coffee that i would recommend to everyone and anyone!! ((also shoreditch in general is really great for vintage/interesting things))
