I'm a little bit of a nerd, so I'll start with the Science Museum. I've been there plenty of times, and had some good moments there. I still don't like the iron lung thing they have there though haha. I think it's where I befriended my first friend, Grace, when we were on a school trip in nursery. The Wellcome Collection part was pretty darn cool, and I liked the home science bit. It's generally a pretty awesome place.

I visited Chinatown in London for the first time last summer. There were too many shops I wanted stuff from! (Also happened to see the M&M shop on the same day). A pretty funny street performer was there too ( I think Ashley has the video of his performance).

I also really liked the British seaside town of Broadstairs because it's like a proper old- time seaside town, complete with classic ice- cream parlour.

Going to Paris with my school was pretty snazzy, too. Of course the "in Seine" joke was made on a river tour. Going up the lift in the Eiffel Tower makes your ears pop a little. It's somewhat a surreal experience going up there, to be perfectly honest. And of course Disneyland is amazing and enchanting! I still remember the Harry Potter theme playing walking into the movies bit. Strange and memorable because it's a Warner Brothers film!

This leads me onto my next place. The Harry Potter Warner Bros. Studio Tour in Watford, England, is absolutely amazing. I've been twice and it's made me emotional both times. Butterbeer is so unique. It tastes a bit like Cinder Toffee and Werther's Originals. I guess it's a secret recipe for a reason! The huge Hogwarts model is by far the most astonishing and breathtaking part. Although the entire thing's pretty darn rad. Definitely want to go again!

There are SO MANY places I could list, so I'm not going to do all of them... I can't choose between them!

Going to Lakeside Shopping Centre in Essex is an experience in itself. It's really, really big- it not only includes the main indoor centre, but outlying retail parks too, with a big Tesco and IKEA in the mix. (Speaking of IKEA, there's another place I like). Definitely worth a visit once.

Camden Market/ the surrounding area's pretty cool, although it's almost always eternally crowded. Cyberdog's like something out of Marilyn Manson's drug trips or something haha.

And of course, Florida was completely out- of- this- world...

There are also many virtual places I like visiting (i.e. websites). I could go on about them for ages, but that's for another time. :)