[evan]

Hey guys, leaving on a trip tomorrow! Going to be in Aberystwyth Wales for an iOS developer conference, then a wedding in Cambridge, then a group trip to Dubrovnik, then a weekend in London before flying back to the USA. I've got my bags packed and things mostly ready to go... but was wondering if anyone had any advice I could take advantage of last minute!

Particularly with Wales. I land in Heathrow at 8:00am Sunday, then have until Monday at 2:00pm to make it to Aberystwyth. Should I just go straight there and enjoy the town, or is there one really cool place I could get to Sunday evening / monday morning? I had heard about the Dr. Who Experience in Cardiff but it doesn't open till the 20th of July Would Cardiff be worth spending an afternoon in? Or somewhere else along the way? Cool castles or anything?

Then Dubrovnik, we're basically just drinking and beaching for a week - any further suggestions?

Thanks!

[!Marc!]

Originally Posted by evan Hey guys, leaving on a trip tomorrow! Going to be in Aberystwyth Wales for an iOS developer conference, then a wedding in Cambridge, then a group trip to Dubrovnik, then a weekend in London before flying back to the USA. I've got my bags packed and things mostly ready to go... but was wondering if anyone had any advice I could take advantage of last minute! Particularly with Wales. I land in Heathrow at 8:00am Sunday, then have until Monday at 2:00pm to make it to Aberystwyth. Should I just go straight there and enjoy the town, or is there one really cool place I could get to Sunday evening / monday morning? I had heard about the Dr. Who Experience in Cardiff but it doesn't open till the 20th of July Would Cardiff be worth spending an afternoon in? Or somewhere else along the way? Cool castles or anything? Then Dubrovnik, we're basically just drinking and beaching for a week - any further suggestions? Thanks!

Pack waterproofs as Wales and is having the wettest rainfall in recorded history. Im not even sure Wales exists anymore, as I saw most of it was washed away. Stay on high ground where possible.