1st Twilight Zone, Somerset

Advantages: great flexability and very good value for money
Disadvantages: supplements required in some countries and 'improved' interrail means end of 16 day pass

...The Inter-Rail pass and Euro Domino pass are becoming one, this means that Inter-Rail's classic global pass will remain the same for 1 month and 22 days (albeit more expensive) however the 16-day one zone pass will be withdrawn, along with all the current zone system, in its place will be a series of one-country tickets that operate on a certain number of days within a set time. e.g. 10 days in one month, although in general prices are going up. These will be based on new zones devised economically, rather than geographically for example a one country ticket is more expensive for the zone containing Germany, France and Great Britain, than other zones containing the Czech and Slovak republics for example. This comes in to operation on the 01.APR.2007 so if you did want the old zone system then you would be required to buy your rail pass... Read review

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Advantages: A place that is different, a must visit even if its only once
Disadvantages: Run down and bleak place

...Camden Town is an unusual and odd area of London, located in the middle of two neighbouring rich areas St Johns Wood and Primrose Hill, both areas only ten minutes away from Camden. So really it's a bit of a misfit location wise as Camden Town has nothing posh about it, it's more of a shabby and bit of a run down place. This area hasn't changed in years and although dirty looking it still continues to attract thousands of people as well as tourists from all over who want to visit this grey bleak place they call Camden Town. I am always visiting the twilight zone, that's what I call this place it's so different and unique when compared to many places in London. When walking down Camden High Street and Camden Lock it feels like I am in another place/era and in this area always expect the unexpected. This place is strange and weird... Read review

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Advantages: Aimed mainly at conservation; Lots to see; A great family day out
Disadvantages: None - apart from the fact it's still a zoo

...Lucian Amazon Parrot, Turkish Spiny Mouse, Spectacled Bear, Prairie Marmot, Ring-Tailed Lemur, Red Panda, Maned Wolf, South American Tapir and hundreds of others. The zoo is also concerned with the conservation of many trees, plants and shrubs. Whilst these do not create the same attraction to visitors as the animals do, it is surprising how many species of plants are at risk of extinction. However, the zoo not only exhibits these many plants and shrubs for conservation reasons, but they are also used for creating an atmosphere for the animals that resembles, as much as possible, their natural living environment. The zoo has four very special exhibitions currently open to the public; namely Tsavo, The Black Rhino Experience, Twilight Zone, Spirit of the Jaguar and Islands in Danger. These exhibitions offer a great insight... Read review

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