[Malloy88]

Excluding the many plush areas of London in which to study, which towns or cities would you declare the most exquisite, salubrious and sublimely beautiful places to study? the more obscurer the location the better, but all suggestions greatly welcome.

Thanks.

[PQ]

What do you think? It's generally good practice to start a thread with a few examples of what you mean.

[Halogenation]

If you're talking about universities, then the answer is pretty obvious.

[nulli tertius]

(Original post by Halogenation)
If you're talking about universities, then the answer is pretty obvious.

He wants the more obscure and the two you are think of can hardly be called obscure.

Buxton campus of the University of Derby perhaps?

[Malloy88]

(Original post by nulli tertius)
He wants the more obscure and the two you are think of can hardly be called obscure.

Buxton campus of the University of Derby perhaps?

Very nice, thank you.

[PQ]

(Original post by nulli tertius)
He wants the more obscure and the two you are think of can hardly be called obscure.

Buxton campus of the University of Derby perhaps?

Oh Buxton is gorgeous - went there to the opera house for the first time this summer and couldn't get over how lovely it is.

[harveyburger54]

Gotta say Surrey is a lovely place, one day I hope to earn enough to live there

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[harveyburger54]

Oh and good old Keele, bike rides through there almost every week when I was younger

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[Chucklefiend]

Check out Royal Holloway:



Virginia Water, a beautiful and very exclusive area, is just up the road too.

[thelawstudent]

University of Wolverhampton?