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10-02-10, 01:46 AM
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want to travel from usa to the uk, any tips?
i have never been to the uk before. i am not sure what city i want to visit but i am looking at london. any tips on visiting, transportation, eating, etc on a low budget? any lesser known high lights worth looking for/at? what are the local favorites? i tried to look up local spots away from the the commercial tourist places but i was not successful. what do you recommend for multicultural neighborhoods, foods, music, dancing, museums, etc? what do you recommend for the age groups of teens, young 20's, and older 50's? if you have website links or references, please include them.
thank you. 
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10-02-10, 08:07 AM
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There are loads and loads of travel guides in hardback and on line for the UK you could look at (e.g Lonely Planet, Travel Advisor, DK Eyewitness Travel ). Perhaps you need to do some further research and then ask more specific questions.
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10-02-10, 03:33 PM
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ive been to the uk m8
i wouldnt bother going the streets are filled with horrible mutated beings from the nuclear fallout and at night wild radioactive beasts roam the land devouring all who stay out after dark 
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18-03-10, 11:35 PM
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visit uk
loads to do & see in london, soho china town, tower bridge & much more night life is good choice of night clubs, tappa bars, salsa bars, greek clubs, also south of england is lovely lots of sites coastal areas r not to bad, we have beautiful green country landscapes to.
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19-03-10, 07:55 PM
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london
london is too expensive an some parts need a good scrub like most big citys and birmingham is just as bad come to staffordshire ya can go an see the famous potteries an theres alton towers and trentham gardens an gawgus olde worlde villages nice coffeee bars loads of bars and also the boats on the c a n a l s and good food and a warm welcome
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