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4 Reviews and 149 Opinions From the outside it looks like a grim concrete block, inside it's marbled floors, brass and air...
Whipsnade Zoo: a terrific day out
MikeBird Says: Many people are suspicious and sceptical about the value of Zoos in todays world with much emphasis upon conserving species within their natural habitat. Seeing...
The Swiss Garden at Old Warden Park
Tom_Fields Says: The Swiss Garden is a highly ornate, exquisitely lovely country garden. This is one of the finest in Bedfordshire. While visiting the Shuttleworth Collection,...
Explore the Harrold-Odell Country Park
MikeBird Says: If you choose the right day, with good weather, you will almost certainly enjoy a fine walk around this country park owned by Bedford Council. There are two...
Acirfa Says: On the negative side, clearly Woburn isn’t the African bush (actually, given that there are tigers, it couldn’t be). But, on the positive side, this is no Zoo....
smirnofforiginal Says: Airkix is a wind tunnel turned upside down - once you step into the airflow you are skydiving - experiencing human flight... and it's a totally safe...
smirnofforiginal Says: You drive your own vehicel through the safari (for obvious reason no soft tops are allowed into the park!). There is a wonerful collection of happy looking...
Tom_Fields Says: This is the largest collection of flying World War I aircraft that I've ever seen. This includes such famous planes as the Sopwith Camel, SE-5, Bristol F2b,...
Stockwood Museum and Mossman collection, Luton
clairegeordio Says: In this award winning Stockwood Craft Museum, you can discover what life was like in rural Bedfordshire in the 19th Century. The Museum has a wide range of...
clairegeordio Says: At Woburn Safari Park visitors drive their cars through animal enclosures such as giraffes, tigers, lions , rhino, bears which gives the opportunity to see the...
RoseAmano Says: This spectacular autumn leave scene was taken in early October in a quaint market village in Bedfordshire.
clairegeordio Says: Whipsnade Zoo is about 4 miles from Dunstable. The park opened to the public in 1931.It is one of Europe's largest wildlife conservation parks and is set in 600...
clairegeordio Says: This is an area with spectacular views over the Aylesbury Vale. Many people go hand gliding here and every year there is a kite festival. Just a nice place to...
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The Bedford Museum.I also visited some old graveyard, where a giant of 3 mtrs. should supposed to be berried there..
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Q: I will be visiting Bedford in December via Luton Airport. I have found transportation sites not user friendly. Could someone...
A: Easiest way is probably by taking the free bus shuttle to Luton Airport Parkway train station. From there take the train to Bedford station.
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Bedfordshire is about 30 mins drive north of London. There are no cities in Bedfordshire but there are several market towns : Luton, Dunstable, Bedford and Leighton Buzzard. Bedfordshire is also...
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So what is about Bedfordshire which makes it seem so, well, unglamorous is perhaps the kindest description. Perhaps it is the proximity of its more glamorous neighbouring counties that detract? It is...
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You might decide to visit Bedfordshire because of its two big Wildlife Parks: Woburn Safari Park and Whipsnade Wild Animal Park. Both are very well presented and both have records of breeding success...
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Bedford is a rather small, pleasant town, in the east of England. It's on the River Great Ouse, reasonably close to many places, and offers a number of interesting places to see. Please visit my...
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Serene Castle and Country Village of Bedforeshire
This is the house of a friend who did an amazing job restoring the inside of his listed home. It was listed as the building was over 200 years old brick building.
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