Maeve

One of my favourite places to visit. There’s always something to do or see, and the surrounding national park, lakes and mountains are breathtaking. Plus the craic is mighty there. :D

I travelled on the Eurostar a couple of years ago and it was very, very exciting. Then again, I was 11. :D It’s very quick and handy to bring the car to/back from France though.

I loved Alton Towers! I went on Halloween a few years ago and the decorations and atmosphere was fantastic. I can’t wait to go again!

A very nice, very green area, with lots of small speciality shops and resturants and plenty to see.

My favourite museum in the world. There’s something for everyone, young and old, and I always find something new to explore and look at everytime I go.

I have family in Reading, so have visited a few times. The only good thing about Reading is that it’s near Oxford and London, and so you can leave as soon as you get there.

I really want to go back, because there’s so much to see!

I’ve actually been standing by the glass pyramids on the surface twice now, but never managed to actually make time to see the museum. Some day!

While it was noteable to see, it’s not a very pretty, or intersting building. There’s much better buildings to see in London.

Once you get away from the tourist areas, you’ll find a stunning island, with varied and amazing plant life. I visited the national park, and saw various volcanic/geological features, but the highlight was visitig Los Jameos del Agua, which has a series of caves, and blind crabs live there that are luminscent that have inhabited the caves since prehistoric times. Worth visiting! Stay a while, there’s lots to do.