Which city should I move to in England?

Question

Hello! I am a 22 year old American girl who just spent 6 months living in Paris and completely fell in love (w/ Paris and Europe in general). Now I have the opportunity to move to England and I'm trying to decide where to go. I do prefer city life, but I thought London was maybe a bit too big/hard to feel at home in..? I'm just looking for a place where I can meet people, have fun, walk around easily...any thoughts? Brighton? Manchester? London?

Answer 1

I've got to say Manchester! cause thats where I'm from.

Answer 2

Manchester is ace!!! :-D

Answer 3

London can be difficult to feel at home in, but it depends where you go. Areas like Hampstead, Richmond or Islington are a few of the better options. You'll meet plenty of people and be able to have fun whilst feeling at home.

Otherwise, go for Brighton. It allows you to be right by the seafront as well as surrounded by shops, restaurants, good work oppurtunities and plenty of people.

Answer 4

I'd say go to liverpool.  The people are sooooo friendly and you get some good shops and bars there too :)

Answer 5

I think you should move to Scotland/Edinburgh.You will find the people much more welcoming/friendly x

Answer 6

s***w england, move to soviet russia

Answer 7

if you like all different cultures move to london, if you like asians move to birmingham, if you like rough places move to manchester if you like white people move  further up north. am frm liverpool, well a few miles away frm it and it is a nicve place, got nothing on london though

Answer 8

If you want a scenic-place to live WITH people close-by I would recommend Wales; NOT Just because I live there but Scotland can be hard to Commute around...

I think... Scotland IS a beautiful place but because Wales and Scotland are so mountainous it tends that it rains alot because the sea air rises and persperates here. Oh well...

Wales has it's own unique language but It's always acompanied by English. If you move to England and come here then i'd recommend trying to pronounce the names right, (lol) Cymru-Wales

Cymraeg-Welsh

Yr Alban-Scotland

Lloegr-England etc...

Prin hawn da?-How are you?

Shwmae - Hello/Dear-in letters

Hywl Fawr-Good Bye

Diolch-Thank You etc...

Draig Goch - Welsh Dragon

Hope it helps or inrests any Americans wanting to learn a Celtic language :- )

Thanks*!!-

Welshdragon*

Answer 9

i think so London is batter place for you where you can find allot of opportunities in every expect of your life there are a number of bars,clubs and lovely place for shopping

anyhow i am also living in lonodn if you need a any info please feel free to ask

i love to help

Answer 10

London, without a doubt.  It is where everything is, culture; theatre; shops; art galleries; museums; places of interests, etc.,etc.  Hampstead has hampstead Heath; St Joh's Wood has Regent's Park; Richmond has Richmond Park for walks or just to lose yourself for soul searching.  

You will not regret it.

Answer 11

Chester is a nice city - its not far to Manchester or Liverpool but its a lot more relaxed there I think - lots of nice shops, pubs, bars, restaurants, a nice river to sit by in the summer, there is also a racecourse which holds some really good days....I could go on but you can see for yourself!

Answer 12

Manchester