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Berengaria

If one had but three weeks to see the best of these, what are some of the musts in your opinion?

Besides London.

Simon

Depends what you like.

I like history so Manchester, Chester, York all have great places to visit.

For scenery the Lake District and Wales are beautiful.

Maybe let people know what you like / want to see?

cantleave

Southern England - here are some must see places in Hampshire, Dorest and Wiltshire.

Winchester the ancient capital of Wessex, Salisbury and Stonehenge, Portsmouth and Southampton for our maritime heritage. Some amazing countryside with the South Downs and New Forest. Also some of the best coastal scenery including the Jurassic coast.

You will also find the most awesome apostates living in this area.

Pterist

blarney castle

Powerscourt just outside Dublin

Powers court

Guiness James gate Dublin

trinity college dublin

Trinity

Waterford crystal

Waterford cry

Pterist

Guinness Guiness James gate

Cliffs of MOHER

Cliffs

Pterist

Dublin

Pterist

Berengaria

Simon, I want to see everything, but obviously that's not going to happen. So I'm interested in what people who live there think are must sees. I'm reading a variety of travel books and of course I have had several spots on my personal list for years. Love history.

Cant, that looks beautiful and just my sort of thing. Yes I've heard the area is famous for it's enlightened exJWs.

Pterist I am looking forward to Irish Guinness! Cliffs of Moher, beautiful.

krejames

The Lake District - Wast Water : the bleak beauty is astounding, likewise the Yorkshire Dales and Peak District (Matlock in Derbyshire in particular)

if the weather's good, Cornwall is great, great coast and history (if the weather's bad it's a bit miserable)

lit you like a bit of history Hampton Court is a great day out. You can take a Thames trip to Hampton Court from London if you ve got the time

freddo

SCOTLAND - THE FORTH RAILWAY BRIDGE; EDINBURGH CASTLE, ISLE OF SKYE

CITY OF YORK include the National Railway Museum

NORTHUMBERLAND: HADRIAN'S WALL (ROMAN - 125 A.D.)

CHATSWORTH HOUSE - DERBYSHIRE

LAKE DISTRICT - CUMBRIA

ELAN VALLEY - MID WALES

SNOWDONIA - NORTH WALES

BELFAST NORTHERN IRELAND - Titanic Museum

MALVERN: Town and Hills

BATH: The Roman Baths (1st Century A.D.) the only hot spring in Britain; The Royal Crescent and Pulteney Bridge

BRISTOL: The Clifton Suspension over the Avon Gorge

HISTORIC DOCKYARD PORTSMOUTH: HMS VICTORY (1800's warship) and THE MARY ROSE (Henry VIIIth's flagship 1500's)

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