Good places to stay in UK with a few friends for a few days?

[Prosiary]

I was in a group chat in FB and me and a few friends finish college next year, so we were on about all getting jobs and hopefully have enough to go on a holiday/trip for a few days, stuck on ideas where to go, and how much it'll cost my ideas are

Brighton,
London,
Blackpool

any more ideas? I wanna do some touristy stuff aswell lol

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[lemons]

london lots of touristy stuff to do obviously but if you're after a more holiday beachy time then somewhere in cornwall such as newquay will be good very nice and lovely beaches

[Prosiary]

london lots of touristy stuff to do obviously but if you're after a more holiday beachy time then somewhere in cornwall such as newquay will be good very nice and lovely beaches

is it expensive to like go to cornwall? i remember going when i was very young and loved it, im just looking for a few days away just chilling out, would like touristy stuff too

[lemons]

is it expensive to like go to cornwall? i remember going when i was very young and loved it, im just looking for a few days away just chilling out, would like touristy stuff too

depends how long you leave it, from june prices will start to rise quite a bit

if you do go you should go to camping park much more fun (and cheaper)

[Prosiary]

depends how long you leave it, from june prices will start to rise quite a bit

if you do go you should go to camping park much more fun (and cheaper)

I need to find a job first, hoping to go when we finish college forever next year round about June

[Zak]

London is the best place if you want things to do

[MKR&*42]

Bath's nice but its more idk upmarket and quite expensive
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Cardiff's great too

[Shockwave.2CC]

Torquay is a nice place to go

I go there for like a 2 day holiday, once or twice a year

[-:Undertaker:-]

If you want cheap but similar to London in terms of history/a big built up city/UNESCO world heritage site then come to Liverpool. Plus a great nightlife.

My friend from London has been a few times and he loves it, it's like London but a lot lot cheaper. Infact he wants to move here. His mates who have come up also have said they've never experienced anything like it as it's so cheap for what would cost ridiculous amounts in London. We've got an amazing nightlife and there's barely any trouble + bouncers are lovely, there's tonnes of cheap restaurants for what you get, there's loads of culture stuff like two massive cathedrals, something like four very big museums, large theatres, a few big art galleries, a China Town, an independent quarter, a Gay quarter (this is HxF) and we've got the biggest shopping centre in Europe (called Liverpool One) which is right in the middle of the city centre. Plus, the city centre is very mixed and everything is within walking distance as well as there being four universities in the city which makes it very student/younger people friendly.

Here's Liverpool One....

Useful sites

http://www.visitliverpool.com/

http://www.visitliverpool.com/things-to-do/attractions

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liverpo...ercantile_City

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liverpool_City_Centre

http://www.theguardian.com/travel/20...life-liverpool

It was only after moving away for university did I realise how lucky I am to live in Liverpool.

[-:Undertaker:-]

Plus (it has timed out) I forgot to mention that if you're doing a few days away, you could book a train to nearby Manchester which is slightly more expensive but not much for a day trip and it only costs a few quid and like half an hour on the train. So you've basically got two large cities right next to one another.

It's something ridiculously cheap from Liverpool to Manchester on the train if you book in advance like £4 to £6 for a return ticket.