germany, ierland, and the U.K.

ian, That's rather a broad question. It would help if you could provide a bit of further detail. What criteria are you considering in terms of "the best" places to go in the three countries you mentioned? Best for historic sites, Museums, Art, Music or ??? What is "best" will be largely determined by indiviudual interests.

i'm sorry i'm new to this site, i'v been ask'd by my teacher to make a 2 week vacation plan for anywhere in Europe. I'v selected these 3. he also said that you need to make a plan of what your going to do the 14 days. so i'v got the basic stuff down like the Berlin wall, Big Ben, Whales, that stuff. but i'm not all that knowing of specifics. so if anyone knows some good restaurants, hotels (bed& Breakfast), attractions, ext. that what i'm looking for.

Ian chose some cities in the three countries and Google that name for information eg Dublin Tourism Office,
Berlin Tourism Office, etc. etc.

Ian, you should remove your email address from your post. People can send you personal messages here on the helpline. 2nd, you might want to spell check your places that you are researching, like Wales, not Whales, Ireland not ierland, otherwise you will have a hard time finding information about them online. The Berlin Wall fell 20 years ago, so not much of the Wall itself to see there any more. Berlin is a great city to visit though. Do get some guidebooks from your local library to discover on your own, what tourist attractions are the most popular.

Jo's advice on getting guidebooks from the library is good. You can get the Rick Steve's Best of Europe (or get the individual country ones if your library doesn't have that one) and you can get most of your information from there. The Frommer's books are a good choice, too.

Ian - You can click on Tours at the top of the page and look at tours that go to your selected countries. Read through the tour itineraries to get an idea of some of the sights in each country.