Originally Posted by flashytart (Post 347507)

the royal armouries in leeds is another good place to visit :D the weapons there are fantastic

Originally Posted by Doug (Post 347509)

Yes it is, I was over there a couple of years ago, time to go back and have another look I think.

Originally Posted by Billcat (Post 347879)

At the risk of raising some Lancashire ire, I'd have to put in a good word for the city of York. A great minster, a wonderful railway museum, and lots of other interesting bits of history. Of course, the place has a real problem with being completely overrun by tourists. BUT, just an easy train ride from Accy!

Originally Posted by Tinkerbelle (Post 347161)

I've just been reading an amazing online blog written by a reporter who has visited Chernobyl to see first-hand the effects of the disaster. A harrowing but truly fascinating read.

With it's historical interest, Chernobyl would be a fascinating place to visit, although it obviously isn't without it's dangers. It probably wouldn't be everyones cup of tea for an historical tour, so were would you like to visit and why?

My personal choice would be Berlin. It looks such a beautiful city and seems to touch everyone who visits because of it's historical past.

Originally Posted by loganrock (Post 347976)

just read your thread berlin why berlin,why not liverpool the city of culture or bangkok the city of free and easy women that only speak when there spoken to what a country

Originally Posted by slinky (Post 347977)

That's a very sexist comment!!! :mad:

Originally Posted by flashytart

as some of you may know i travel up and down the country on the train