ismark

It seems as though you are packing a lot into a relatively short time.. all of the places you have mentioned could consume the whole month without difficulty.....

and you haven't even mentioned Italy and Greece

My personal preference would be to pick one or two

oops I just saw the date of your post, your already there.....

hope you're having a ball

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dailyjo2003

Rome was my favorite spot. If you have any interest in history. Poland was also fun when I went several years ago. Hardly any western influence when I was there. Went to Krakow - underrated city.

bluearmy

I am little suprised that Liverpool seems to be getting a hard time they have just been awarded a city of culture award to be staged in I think 2005. There is a lot to see with the maritime museums at the docks and the Beatles exhibtion. There is a vibrant night life in Liverpool with some of the most sophisticated bars you will find anywhere.

The bad press comes from years back when the city was one of the most run down in western europe but those days are well and truly gone. There is now a huge student population alongside the charasmatic locals giving Liverpool a cosmopolitan feel. The crime there is like any other large city and the usual cautions apply but I would say that it would be safer to visit than Prague which is rapidly gaining a reputation for tourist related crime. For anyone going to Ireland then Liverpool is the ideal place to go from with cheap flights and a regular ferry service.

dailyjo2003

Rome - if you have any interest at all in history.

vector_1979

London, shit loads to go and see although can get expensice

Things to do
Millenium Eye
Tower Bridge (might even still see David Blaine!!)
SOHO
Covent Garden
Cadnam Market
Tate Modern Art Gallery (Free)

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