Wales
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Pros
- Wales is an off-the-beaten-track really nice place to visit. We went there recently and really enjoyed it.
- Spending far too much time in London and Edinburgh missing the Cotswolds the lake district Wales any many other real place rather than the tourist traps.
- A big part of me would love to cancel and put Switzerland in my pocket for later, when it can be fully enjoyed, and go somewhere more accessible in May…Ireland, Wales, Scotland.
- To avoid the hassle of flying, why not Wales instead? Train to Chester, train to Conwy or Llandudno Junction. Plenty to do, great for kids.
- Same could be said about parts of wales, the Peak District, Northern Ireland, the Scottish Borders. Generally the Uk is truly beautiful
Cons
- Was in Wales 2 springs ago and it was the first time out of 5 trips to Europe, that I’ve had locals swear at me driving by.
Sentiment
6 positive (86%) · 0 mixed (0%) · 1 negative (14%)
Trust + time weighted score: +58% · raw score 71%
What redditors said (7 of 7)
Was in Wales 2 springs ago and it was the first time out of 5 trips to Europe, that I’ve had locals swear at me driving by.
Wales is an off-the-beaten-track really nice place to visit. We went there recently and really enjoyed it.
Spending far too much time in London and Edinburgh missing the Cotswolds the lake district Wales any many other real place rather than the tourist traps.
A big part of me would love to cancel and put Switzerland in my pocket for later, when it can be fully enjoyed, and go somewhere more accessible in May…Ireland, Wales, Scotland.
To avoid the hassle of flying, why not Wales instead? Train to Chester, train to Conwy or Llandudno Junction. Plenty to do, great for kids.
Same could be said about parts of wales, the Peak District, Northern Ireland, the Scottish Borders. Generally the Uk is truly beautiful
You might get 20 degrees in Cornwall or Wales