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25 minutes ago, whoareyaaa said:

there is a duck restraunt in the back streets where Piers Morgan and other celebs have been you should check that out .

And the nearest wet market? 

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On 20/08/2021 at 09:04, AjcW said:

San Sebastian was incredible.

 

Bit of a foodie holiday, so not sure what it would be like if you're not fussed about that sort of thing, but the atmosphere of eating/drinking on the streets in the evening is just amazing. 

 

One of the rare places where both old and new town are nice as well, and the beach goes on for absolute days! 

I love San Sebastián and the Basque Country.

 

Food, beach and people are fantastic. La concha rivals Copacabana in my opinion.

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3 hours ago, whoareyaaa said:

Yea it's a great place tbf I stayed in Beijing as well the centre near the train station is a great place to visit at night when it's all lit up it's a nice atmosphere as well there is a duck restraunt in the back streets where Piers Morgan and other celebs have been you should check that out .

The only restaurant I'd visit that had Piers Morgan was in was the one where he was on the menu....

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On 20/08/2021 at 11:58, Unabomber said:

What’s everyone’s best place they’ve been to in England?

Me and my dad always made a yearly visit up Kinder Scout in the Peak District during the winter. Haven't been for a while due to ill health but when it's snowed up there it's absolutely stunning. Kinder Downfall (a waterfall where the wind is so strong it blows it back up stream) is frozen, and the peat bogs that are normally 5 metres deep and covered in snow, so you can quite easily disappear into them without realising. 

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As other have mentioned, New York and Paris are both places where it feels like a movie set. Every view, streetscene, every bar, diner or cafe just feels as if you are an actor in a film. 

 

As for a pleasant surprise, I'd name Slovenia. Lake bohinj and rafting on the sava river. Probably the coolest thing I've ever done in such stunning scenery 

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2 hours ago, urban.spaceman said:

the peat bogs that are normally 5 metres deep and covered in snow, so you can quite easily disappear into them without realising.

Well you’ve certainly sold it to me as a place to visit!

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Istanbul was pretty amazing.

The sounds, colours, smells and all of the history behind the grand mosques  is amazing.

Grand bazaars was just awesomely overwhelming.

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Athens flea market is a memorable place. The first time I tried bartering. Quite good fun actually. I bought a "Rolex" for about £10.

A few weeks later the hands dropped off. lol

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44 minutes ago, Parafox said:

Athens flea market is a memorable place. The first time I tried bartering. Quite good fun actually. I bought a "Rolex" for about £10.

A few weeks later the hands dropped off. lol

Congrats on typing this message, must have a sore nose.

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Sounion Bay in Greece. Natural bay overlooked by the Temple of Poseidon. Sandy beach. Crystal clear waters. Couple of nice little taverna’s. Couldn’t really ask for more. 
 

I’ve been to far more exotic places, but Sounion Bay is the one place I could sit and dream forever. 

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4 hours ago, Paninistickers said:

New York and Paris are both places where it feels like a movie set.

I felt that in Paris when this girl ran up to me and my school mates, asked us if we speaked English, gave us a weird note, only to then run off again as some man followed her.

 

I didn’t know if we were in a secret movie scene or Paris is just full of weirdos.

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14 hours ago, whoareyaaa said:

Yea it's a great place tbf I stayed in Beijing as well the centre near the train station is a great place to visit at night when it's all lit up it's a nice atmosphere as well there is a duck restraunt in the back streets where Piers Morgan and other celebs have been you should check that out .

 

10 hours ago, Ecdysiast said:

The only restaurant I'd visit that had Piers Morgan was in was the one where he was on the menu....

I'll be sure to check it out. Not going to lie though, the Piers Morgan thing definitely isn't a feeling point though lol Just another 20 days until I'm allowed out of my quarantine hotel :(

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11 hours ago, kingfox said:

I felt that in Paris when this girl ran up to me and my school mates, asked us if we speaked English, gave us a weird note, only to then run off again as some man followed her.

 

I didn’t know if we were in a secret movie scene or Paris is just full of weirdos.

And you replied "non"?

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8 hours ago, Sly said:

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That looks stunning. I've been to Arizona but didn't go there, wish I had now.

 

Hired a boat for the day on Lake Powell, that was pretty epic.  

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