Still need help~

[pez]

Still not sure where to go -_- have decided that we don't want to be sightseeing all the time. As in, there should be places to do things or watch things be made. Chocolate factory, huge toy stores, or wine making, that sort of thing (I'm not particularly imaginative atm). Or markets. Any sort of suggestions?

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[chinawolf.livejournal.com]

Well, actually... the Swizerland Transport Museum in Luzern is very, very cool. Also, it has an IMAX. Seeing as I am starved for IMAX action and the museum really ain't half bad, I went there for a full day every time I was in Luzern. So, some museums are cool.

Other than that... I like architecture, and since museums usually are cool for that, I like seeing them. In particular the Tate in St. Ives left an impression, and I've been back there several times, regardless of the art on display. But in general, museums are not my thing, either. When I travel, I go sightseeing, and I shop. I like shopping. Shopping makes the Tine happy. I also tend to sample food more regardless of price than when I am at home.

So in summary: nice architecture, possibly a few sights, good food, and shopping, that's the good stuff. >_> Let's all go to HK together sometime?

[yuki-scorpio.livejournal.com]

Ah, but architecture =/= museums. And Tate is a gallery, not museum ^_~ (and Tate St.Ives is uber cool) Museum is... spending a lot of time understanding background or history, which is time I usually can't afford whilst on holiday, unfortunately.

You should've seen me shopping... XD

I like sightseeing. I'm not sure if my mum likes it very much. She gets tired too easily.

HK YAY!