Last Minute Planning for -Wales, area around Manchester & perhaps Dublin
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thanks for the Chester info Gabrieltraian-- I am only considering London as I have been there 6 times already and have seen a lot. I still want to see Tate Britain & Tate Modern & go to Portobello Road (again) and visit all the parks in summertime. I can always find a way to have a good time in London, but will also consider the other sights like York, Liverpool, etc.
Thanks a bunch!!
susan
Thanks a bunch!!
susan
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Thanks so much to everyone who has assisted me with my planning for this trip. I have the basic trip all figured out and will continue to adjust it a bit.
--July 5th Fly in to Manchester (still need place to stay)
--July 6th take train to Llandudno
--July6-11 castles, mountains, beaches and walking in North Wales
--July 11th take train to Manchester then onto Edinburgh
--July 11-17 in Edinburgh (may take a train up north to Oban for a day 1/2 just for a visit out of the city. I know it is far-- but I really will enjoy the train ride so it will be worth it to me. I still have to work out Edinburgh daily schedule but am staying at Euro Hostel Edingurgh Halls-- basically Univeristy flats with 3-4 bedrooms that are singles and lockable-- you share the common areas of the flat with 2 to 3 others. Sounds interesting and it is quite inexpensive. (20 pounds a night week days and 26 pounds for Sat. & Sun. Breakfast not included though.)The location is central and only 10-12 minute walk from Waverley Station.
Again thanks!!
I'll be sure to post a trip report.
Cheers,
Susan
--July 17 train back to Manchester & stay at an Airport Hotel
--July 18 fly home to Oregon
--July 5th Fly in to Manchester (still need place to stay)
--July 6th take train to Llandudno
--July6-11 castles, mountains, beaches and walking in North Wales
--July 11th take train to Manchester then onto Edinburgh
--July 11-17 in Edinburgh (may take a train up north to Oban for a day 1/2 just for a visit out of the city. I know it is far-- but I really will enjoy the train ride so it will be worth it to me. I still have to work out Edinburgh daily schedule but am staying at Euro Hostel Edingurgh Halls-- basically Univeristy flats with 3-4 bedrooms that are singles and lockable-- you share the common areas of the flat with 2 to 3 others. Sounds interesting and it is quite inexpensive. (20 pounds a night week days and 26 pounds for Sat. & Sun. Breakfast not included though.)The location is central and only 10-12 minute walk from Waverley Station.
Again thanks!!
I'll be sure to post a trip report.
Cheers,
Susan
--July 17 train back to Manchester & stay at an Airport Hotel
--July 18 fly home to Oregon
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Purchased train tickets on Virgin Trains site--
Manchester, Picadilly to Llandudno (return)
Manchester to Edinburgh (return)
for a total price of 56.50 pounds-- much cheaper than purchasing a rail pass.
Now I am down to booking Hotels in Manchester and deciding to go to Oban or not & booking those details.
Thanks again,
susan
Manchester, Picadilly to Llandudno (return)
Manchester to Edinburgh (return)
for a total price of 56.50 pounds-- much cheaper than purchasing a rail pass.
Now I am down to booking Hotels in Manchester and deciding to go to Oban or not & booking those details.
Thanks again,
susan