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Babel wrote:
(he's not, but im impressed whenever he talks about dinosaur)
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Date: 16-01-2025 19:43
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bexxi wrote:
Babel wrote:
bexxi wrote:
Babel wrote:
I'm not into scary stuff
Free museums might be worth looking into ye ! idk how much free museum you can do before it becomes too much though
u gotta make the brainspace to look at some dinosaur bones in the national history museum!!
i always have space for dinosaur bones ! just not a ton of paintings
if you done like modern art u should probably skip tate
if you like old oil paintings national art gallery is ur place 
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Cherry wrote:
Also how long are you in London for? If you're several days, you can look into buying a London pass. It's kinda expensive and you gotta be really structured to make it worth it price-wise, but it's absolutely doable

You pay a set fee and can enter pretty much everything touristy “for free”
5 days only ! it's just a prolonged weekend trip, but we might look into a pass! I think we need to make a list beforehand though to prioritize. We live a little outside of midtown because it was cheaper, but right next to the whitechapel station
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Babel wrote:
bexxi wrote:
Babel wrote:
bexxi wrote:
u gotta make the brainspace to look at some dinosaur bones in the national history museum!!
i always have space for dinosaur bones ! just not a ton of paintings
if you done like modern art u should probably skip tate
if you like old oil paintings national art gallery is ur place 
old stuff might be more me honestly, but modern depends a little on what it is. 
Thank you ! 
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Date: 16-01-2025 19:46
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Babel wrote:
I'm just gonna add:
The Poetry Pharmacy

because it looks kinda cute
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Date: 16-01-2025 19:48
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bexxi wrote:
Babel wrote:
bexxi wrote:
Babel wrote:
i always have space for dinosaur bones ! just not a ton of paintings
if you done like modern art u should probably skip tate
if you like old oil paintings national art gallery is ur place 
old stuff might be more me honestly, but modern depends a little on what it is. 
Thank you ! 
even if you dont go inside, the trafalgar square in front of the national art gallery is also just pretty to chill at and take some selfies with the lions statues with if the weather is nice

crossing my fingers u will get nice weather, but its the uk, so ... lots of hoping required 
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Date: 16-01-2025 19:49
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Babel wrote:
Cherry wrote:
Babel wrote:
Cherry wrote:
Also how long are you in London for? If you're several days, you can look into buying a London pass. It's kinda expensive and you gotta be really structured to make it worth it price-wise, but it's absolutely doable

You pay a set fee and can enter pretty much everything touristy “for free”
5 days only ! it's just a prolonged weekend trip, but we might look into a pass! I think we need to make a list beforehand though to prioritize. We live a little outside of midtown because it was cheaper, but right next to the whitechapel station

Five days could be great for a two or three day pass!! We were three days altogether and bought a two day pass, eeep it was a bit tight lmao. I think maybe we lost £10 because a couple things we wanted to do were closed, but we got to see sooo much that we otherwise wouldn’t even have thought to do
ooh ! This is nice to know ! I just looked it up, and it really does give you a lot of options! Thank you
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Date: 16-01-2025 19:51
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Babel wrote:
bexxi wrote:
Babel wrote:
bexxi wrote:
if you done like modern art u should probably skip tate
if you like old oil paintings national art gallery is ur place 
old stuff might be more me honestly, but modern depends a little on what it is. 
Thank you ! 
even if you dont go inside, the trafalgar square in front of the national art gallery is also just pretty to chill at and take some selfies with the lions statues with if the weather is nice

crossing my fingers u will get nice weather, but its the uk, so ... lots of hoping required 
I don't think we expect nice weather honestly... we're going next month
As long as it's not too wild it's okay though. Good thing about bad weather months is the lack of tourists
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Date: 16-01-2025 19:52
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Babel wrote:
Cherry wrote:
So yeah if you get it, make sure everything you wanna do is open. They had this chocolate cocktail bar that gave you a free £10 cocktail, but it was temporarily closed and we showed up there regardless  )):
I saw the chocolate bar! Omg I hope it's open when we go
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Date: 16-01-2025 19:52
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$wag wrote:
Babel wrote:
bexxi wrote:
Babel wrote:
old stuff might be more me honestly, but modern depends a little on what it is. 
Thank you ! 
even if you dont go inside, the trafalgar square in front of the national art gallery is also just pretty to chill at and take some selfies with the lions statues with if the weather is nice

crossing my fingers u will get nice weather, but its the uk, so ... lots of hoping required 
I don't think we expect nice weather honestly... we're going next month
As long as it's not too wild it's okay though. Good thing about bad weather months is the lack of tourists
i wouldnt expect nice weather no matter the month...
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Date: 16-01-2025 19:53
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$wag wrote:
i hate the uk!!!
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Babel wrote:
Cherry wrote:
Oh and also make sure to check distances and public transport options between stuff. I really wanted to visit Windsor Castle, but it was legit in the middle of nowhere?? Completely impossible compared to other stuff that was right around the corner
of course ! We chose a place right next to a station in the hopes of not walking too much
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Babel wrote:
Cherry wrote:
Babel wrote:
Cherry wrote:

Five days could be great for a two or three day pass!! We were three days altogether and bought a two day pass, eeep it was a bit tight lmao. I think maybe we lost £10 because a couple things we wanted to do were closed, but we got to see sooo much that we otherwise wouldn’t even have thought to do
ooh ! This is nice to know ! I just looked it up, and it really does give you a lot of options! Thank you
No worries!! I hope you enjoy London
me too ! if not it'll suck
we just can't go to italy every time
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Date: 16-01-2025 19:54
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Babel wrote:
joob wrote:
Babel wrote:
bexxi wrote:
even if you dont go inside, the trafalgar square in front of the national art gallery is also just pretty to chill at and take some selfies with the lions statues with if the weather is nice

crossing my fingers u will get nice weather, but its the uk, so ... lots of hoping required 
I don't think we expect nice weather honestly... we're going next month
As long as it's not too wild it's okay though. Good thing about bad weather months is the lack of tourists
i wouldnt expect nice weather no matter the month...
nice weather is no wind in denmark, so i can survive everything.
I went oyster hunting last weekend with snow on the ground and in a t-shirt
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Babel wrote:
joob wrote:
i hate the uk!!!
me 2 (/j)
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