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- Red marble opposite Jury's Inn!
- the point
- Figure of Eight.
- The Peace Pagoda at Willen Lake.
- My favourite Building is the Art Gallery for skating.
- The Xscape u can c it from the very edge of the city!
- Milton Keynes Theatre - it's about the best we have to offer!
- Midsummers place is the best, I spend most of my weekends there. Cept the security guards don't let you skate in there, or sit on the floor. I like how big and modern it is, however not so keen on the shops in there...not that I ever have any money for them anyway...
- Sno-dome. Just is so sleek and big. I can see it from my house and i live in Linslade, 12 miles away. Its HUGE!
- Kodak building! Beat that, Milton Keynes!
- The buildings in the central area - very futuristic. When they're lit up and night it all looks like a space city.
- Dolphin splashdown
- XSCAPE RULES AS ITS SO MASSIVE AND JUST MADE OUT OF STEEL & GLASS!
- Milton Keynes Theatre
- The new shopping centre, it caters for everyone.
- The shopping centre
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- Dont really have one but I like the curved bit of the new city when its lit up at night!
- The Snodome is pretty cool when the roof stays on!
- Xscape, the new retail/entertainment destination in Central Milton Keynes. Looks like one of the space ships out of Independence Day has landed in MK. Great outside - even better inside! Euprope's longest indoor real snow ski slope; lots of 'outdoor' shops selling lots of good stuff - mainly for skiing/boarding - but then again...who needs snow?
- Errrr, having trouble thinking of one. Perhaps the peace pagoda in Willen Park.
- Peace Pagoda
- The new SKI-DOME. Bloody huge thing. The theatre is impressive too, and the point is still an architectual favourite.
- Will be the snow dome
- The Point...it may look a bit tacky but MK is a 70s town so you can't blame us...anyway, the neon might be a bit "New York" but you can see it from the A5 when it's dark.
- The new theatre looks cool.
- The new 'opera house cum multi story carpark and lots of new shops inside" building that they are building looks quite impressive on the old design qualities.
- The point marks the centre of MK and can be seen at night from a distance! but this will soon be taken over by MK's own yr 2k project - the Theatre
- The Church in Central Milton Keynes stands out a mile for it has the only curves in thew whole City Centre
- The Buddhist Peace Pagoda near Willen Lake is quite interesting and has a nice-ish walk up to it from the Lake.
- Milton Keynes has no public buildings of any great joy. One possible exception is the oft overlooked Bletchly Park.
- The new theatre that will be completed next year (1999). Looks like a big top hat. In a word, Ace.
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