What do you do for fun in England?

Question

Just wanted to know. I'm going up there in a few years so i was just wondering.

Answer 1

Binge drink.

Answer 2

The highlight of my year is the Public Floggings. Every Thursday we whip convicts in the market square and we are allowed to throw rotting cabbages at the prostitutes.

Once a year on 31st October we dunk the people suspected of witchcraft.

On a day to day basis, to make fun, we go out rat catching. Setting fire to street beggars and orphans is another source of amusement. Then we have the travelling freak shows which come to town every two or three months.

Answer 3

Well seeing as this is under London there is loads of things to dp here. But its kinda the same throughout England.
We do normal things like go shopping (Selfridges, the best shop ever, in Manchester and London).
Go to the cinema, go to restaurants and go to bars and clubs.
Just normal things, its quite hard to answer, but once you get to England there will be lots of fun things for you to do.
Hope this answers your question!!

Answer 4

Depends on your age, If your under 18:- you drink alcopops and hang around at bus shelters, parks or outside fastfood joints. Thats where you try to get to third base with your girlfriend/boyfriend

18-28:- you go to pubs/bars and pay ridiculous prices for imported beers. This is followed by going to a cheesy club playing popular music where you find someone drunk to snog and grope. After that you head to the Kebab house and eat cooked alley cat and 3 day old salad. You are then sick and wake up in someone's garden/bed/police cell

28-35 You go to restaurants to eat poncey food like a slice of hand reared Algerian cornfed venison served on a tulip with artichoke gravy. You pay £400 and have to stop off at McDonalds on the way home.

I hope you find my guide useful, I hope you have a great time in the UK. :)

Answer 5

last year I ate out a lot,
went to theatre,
cinema,
museums,
street theatre,
art galleries,
ice skating,
watched live football/rugby/ice hockey/cricket/basketball/grand prix racing,
walked a few thousand miles rounds malls and shopping areas,
visited Scotland, Ireland, Wales and France,
travelled by plane, boat, train, steam train, rickshaw, taxi and bike,
wandered country lanes, roads, paths and meadows,
sunbathed in parks, on pebble beaches, on golden sand.
Explored woodland and forest,
climbed mountains and hills,
swum in the Channel, the North Sea and the Atlantic,
tried surfing,
tried rock climbing (or rock falling as it became known),
saw open air theatre,
fireworks,
air shows,
county shows,
chelsea flower show.
Visited castles, animal parks, and fairground rides.
Discovered a few new country pubs and a few new London night spots.
Saw 7 bands live,
one music festival
and 2 opera's.

What do you do where you're from?

Answer 6

Assuming you're coming to London, pretty much the same as in any major Western city. Fine range of pubs, restaurants, theatres, concert halls, sports centres, etc., etc., etc.

Have a look here: http://www.timeout.com/london/

If you're going elsewhere then your mileage may vary. Most major cities will have a fine range as above. If you're out in the countryside, your experience may differ.

Answer 7

theres alot to do but i depends where your visiting. if you want to do all the tourist stuff, visit Hampton Court Palace (Henry 8th home), the tate gallery (art museum). otherwise everyday stuff, i'd visit the IMAX cinema in london; it's 3D.Thorpe park; a great theme park, London Dungeons and Madame Tussauds; waxworks of famous people.

theres a few ideas

Answer 8

Around 9pm, going to Tesco to get food at reduced price. Cadbury donut went down from 80p to 10p. Who doesn't want that..

I think that's what make me a lil bit happy for a particular day. Coz, you can't buy lot of things and do lot of stuff coz it's kinda expensive..

http://www.solarstreak.com/travel

Answer 9

Well it all depends on where you move to.

There's plenty of stuff to day. If you like theme parks, there is the one and only Alton Towers in Staffordshire.

Answer 10

I am not from England ,but I hear that all they do is drink at pubs mixed with other things.