If you had 3 weeks to visit London, Scotland, and Ireland, what would your ultimate trip?

Answer 1

That is a lot of area to see and things to do in such a short time frame. However I think you can do it if you plan well. You need about 5-6 days in London and should probably start your visit there. Take a couple of days to see things on the way to Scotland and then another 2-3 there. Head over to Ireland for the rest of the time, you can easily spend 7-8 days running around there. Head back to London to spend a couple of days (believe me you will want to visit again it's such a great city) before you fly back. That should be about 21 days or so.

Answer 2

How long will you be in Paris? I recommend staying at Hotel Coulaincourt. It's a great hostel there in my favorite neighborhood, Montmartre. It's inexpensive, very secure and they have a decent breakfast. Ask for Reggie. He can give you great advice for food, touring, and nightlife. From there, it's a short walk up the hill to Sacre Coeur, the basilica at the highest point in Paris. It's the best view at night, with the exception of maybe the top of Mont Parnasse Tower. You'll also be a short metro ride from just about anywhere in Paris. There are a number of free walking tours of Paris hosted by Fat Tire bike tours. If you're on a budget, the first sunday of every month is free museum day. If you're there in October, look up the dates for Nuit Blanche. It's an all-night art festival which spans the entire city and is completely amazing. At night, it's great fun to snag a bottle of wine or two and hang out on Champ du Mars, the lawn in front of the Eiffel Tower, at night. It's where many of the locals go to drink and talk and simply enjoy their city. I met so many nice people hanging out there. Also, Sacre Coeur is incredible at night. There's almost always a band or someone with an instrument, some singing, and much merry-making. And don't forget to visit Pigalle, the red light district where you can see the famous Moulin Rouge as well as the Cafe de Tres Moulins where Amelie worked in the film. It's a great city to spend time in, whether you've got plans or just want to walk around. Just touring an average neighborhood or visiting a grocery store can be a fun experience. I hope you guys have fun! =D

Answer 3

Castles, London (especially Buckingham Palace and some of the museums), Hadrian's Wall, Stonehenge....I lived there for a few years and we saw lots of castles, we went to a place called Grimes Graves which was neat. We went to London, and saw the Natural History Museum (neat) and a whole lot more. The Tower of London would be good too. Look at some guide books and see if there's anything that looks interesting. There's alot you can do. Most of all, have fun when you're there!!!

Answer 4

I was able to spend 12 days in the UK and I absolutely loved staying in London. You can take the train from there to Edinburgh Scotland and tour the city. It was great to take tours to Warwick, Windsor and Bath. Too much fun! If you are into clubs, I loved heading to Yates for dancing.

Answer 5

I live in the uk (dont ask me why im up so dam late) and it really depends what your after , for nightlife and a "buzzing" atmosphere go sightseeing in london but if you prefer your country walks then visit ireland and scotland allthough scotland is freeeezing ! take loooads of jumpers !

Answer 6

Wales lol
Cardiff!!!!!!!!!!

In England Bath, Scotland Edinburgh and Ireland Dublin.
Where ever you do have fun

Answer 7

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Answer 8

london

Answer 9

my ancestors in cornwall and my wifes ancestors in sligo ireland.