Write an entry Entries about this placeUntitled by kerrixI lived in London for a few years. Found it was very Grey a lot of the time. It’s worth visiting though, if only for a little while. If you’re coming from abroad, don’t forget, the UK is a very small place. You can travel to cities like Liverpool and Cardiff, only three hours or so apart on the train. It’s worth exploring, and you may want to visit the forest of dean as well. On a nice day the forest is absolutely picturesque. 9 months agoLondon! by GAinCAA story about this place, or, how this might actually happen: I received an invitation to visit London in September. My friend and a few other people are going, and he asked if I wanted to go with them. Of course, I said yes :) I’m just afraid to get my hopes up too much, but I’m excited nonetheless! over 2 years agomy trip to england by TragedyShadowsit was really amazing, totally different culture, language, food, everything! we stayed out in the countryside outside of the dirt and chaos of london and we really enjoyed ourselves (me and my parents). How I did it: my parents had to spend a long time planning the trip day by day, booking our flights, booking our stays at the bed and breakfasts we stayed at in the country, and making sure we got to see as many things as possible (both touristy and off the beaten path). Lessons & tips: DONTOVERSCHEDULEYOURSELF! we had so much to do, i dont remember a lot of it because i was so wiped out! oh, and beware of the stinky cheese- my mom found out the hard way. oh, and if you ride the underground (the subway) in london, when you blow your nose at the end of the day your mucus will be black- so prepare yourself. over 3 years agoUntitled by Anglophile7I really long to go to England. It’s unfortunate that I haven’t always been interested in this country. I am now a fervent anglophile. I am fascinated and love anything that is English. I love the English culture and English food. I would give any thing to go to the country of my dreams, and hopefully live there if I end up making enough money. I am currently 14 years old and am a freshman in high school. I hopefully have lots of time. -Livi over 3 years agoUntitled by MyiabLiving in Whistler, BC, I have met so many British people and the large majority of them have been so kind and great to hang out with. Now that I have contacts, I’d love to do a good month of couch surfing around the country and see more than just touristy London. I’m hoping for next summer! over 3 years agoSee all 221 entries |
Ask a question Travel questionsitsemiilyxo asks,“is it boring? its my top place to go but i feel like there isn't much to do! ” about 1 year agokolbeyshane asks,“Im going to london in march with my friend for this tour we are going to-and since its 3 weeks before our prom we would love to get our dresses in london! we would love to know where there are some beautiful dress shops that are not way expensive!” over 2 years agocnytllcartel asks,“I'm going to be backpacking through England this summer and I'm wondering how much tickets are to bus from city to city? I'm assuming it's cheaper than the rail? Also, how safe is it to hitchhike? TIA!” over 2 years agoUltraVioletLight asks,“Hello all, It's almost a rite of passage for many young Australians to spend a several months or longer in England, amongst other places, after leaving school. I guess it's considered to be a pilgrimage of sorts. Is there anyone who's done this, who may” over 4 years agosarah127 asks,“I'm studying abroad in Birmingham next year and have five weeks off during march/april when I can't stay in the dorm - what can I do/where can I stay for 5 weeks cheaply and still see a lot? Are there any cheap tours I can sign up for or what?” over 4 years agoSee all 11 questions |
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