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Buckingham Palace. London
490 Reviews I've been there so many years ago, when everything was "great", "beautiful", "amazing"... and this was all I could say unfortunately :( I remember that I've been spending long minutes in front of that...
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Manchester Wheel Manchester
14 Reviews The Manchester wheel takes you up to a height of 60 meters and the ride lasts about 12-15 minutes so you dont feel rushed...there are different types of capsules available for instance with glass...
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Shambles York
48 Reviews How could I not like the Shambles, even on a wet day, with water dripping on me, puddle's and people to dodge, I still fell in love with this part of York! I think I walked through it on more than...
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Cadbury World Birmingham
15 Reviews Discover the history of chocolate and see it being made. The Cadbury factory at Bournville has a visitor centre that is dedicated to the history of chocolate. Visitors can learn about how cocoa beans...
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Oxford University & Colleges Oxford
94 Reviews Wadham College was founded in 1610, and is one of the largest colleges in Oxford. Its most famous scholar were architect Christopher Wren and physicist Robetr Boyle. In the 2pth century, director Tomy...
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Beatles Liverpool
96 Reviews Place of homage to hordes of Beatles fanatics, the Cavern Club is perhaps the most well-known club in the world. It's a shame that most people only stop by for a photo opportunity outside the famous...
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Baltic Gallery & Quayside art Newcastle upon Tyne
29 Reviews BALTIC is a Contemporary Art Centre which opened in 2002 and is housed in former flour mill on the River Tyne in Gateshead. BALTIC hosts regulars exhibition from artists all over the world and locally...
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Roman Baths Bath
128 Reviews Don't be mislead when here, NOT ALL THE POOL'S HAVE HOT WATER! The circular pool in my photo, is a 1.6 metre deep COLD plunge pool! A cold plunge bath was a feature of many Roman bath houses, but...
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King's College Cambridge
45 Reviews What a stunning College is King's College, said to be one of the most important examples of late Gothic architecture. King's College was founded in 1441 by Henry VI The original site of the College...
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Royal Pavilion Brighton
72 Reviews The Royal Pavilion has always summed up at least one side of the character of the city of Brighton quite well. That would be it's lavish, outlandish, camp and glitzy side, of course. The exterior of...
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Clifton Suspension Bridge Bristol
31 Reviews The Clifton Suspension Bridge is the symbol of the city of Bristol. Designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel he never lived to see it completed, Brunel died prematurely aged 53 yrs in 1859, and the Bridge...
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Walls of Chester Chester
46 Reviews Chester City Walls consist of a defensive structure built to protect the city from invading armies.The construction was started by the Romans when they established the Fortress of Diva Victrix between...
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Longleat Safari Park Warminster
9 Reviews Longleat is a great day out for all the family. I went with my boyfriend about a week after my mum and nan went - me and my bf got round the whole park in plenty of time but mum & nan didn't but the...
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Houses of Parliament and Big Ben London
499 Reviews The Palace of Westminster, also known as the Houses of Parliament, stands on the banks of the Thames in the London borough of Westminster. The palace is the seat of the British Parliament, which...
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Granada Studios Manchester
11 Reviews Visiting and doing the Granada Studios Tour was one of my first trips to the city. I viisted the complex twice (1993 & 1994) when it was opened from 1988 to 1999. The highlights included: - Times...
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Jorvik Viking Centre York
35 Reviews The Jorvic Centre was created on the very site where between the years 1976-81 archaeologists from York Archaeological Trust revealed the houses, workshops and backyards of the Viking-Age city of...
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Bull Ring Birmingham
24 Reviews The new Bullring has put Birmingham on the map - we now rival any of the other big cities for shopping; i.e. Manchester and Leeds. What can you find there? Well.... 3 levels of glorious shops, for a...
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Christ Church Oxford
34 Reviews As Christ Church is Oxford's biggest college, everything there is somehow overdimensioned. The front yard, called Tom Quad, is the size of a "normal" college, the meadow is so vast that you need half...
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Albert Dock Liverpool
67 Reviews My sister and I had a short walk around some of the Albert Docks (due to the very cold wind!). In this short walk, we were able to look at some fantastic buildings. We came across the Liver Building...
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Day trips from Newcastle Newcastle upon Tyne
15 Reviews jump on the metro and head to Tynemouth, there is so much history and scenic views to take in, as well as a abundance of pubs, cafes, restaurants etc. to suit everyone. Tynemouth is a village located...
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Bath Abbey Bath
85 Reviews Bath Abbey is the last of the great medieval churches of England. Would you believe, that three different Churche's have stood on the site of this Abbey! # An Anglo-Saxon Abbey Church dating from...
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Punting Cambridge
43 Reviews As I made my way along Magdalene Street, I came across a River with lot's of empty Punt's, and lots of Student's trying to take me Punting for a fee. Sorry.... I wasn't interested, and was on my way,...
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Palace Pier Brighton
47 Reviews Coming to Brighton, seeing the Beach, and seeing the Pier, is what I think Brighton is about! I always like Pier's, like to see if anybody is catching Fish or Crab's, watch the young one's having fun,...
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The Floating Harbour Bristol
16 Reviews The Floating Harbour was opened in 1809. It covered 80 acres of tidal river and allowed visting ships to stay afloat all the time. The harbour became a busy port and continued until its closure in...
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Romans in Chester Chester
21 Reviews The Grosvenor museum has the best collection of Roman artefacts in Chester and informative displays about the castra (fort) on the river Dee. The entrance fee is by donation. I enjoyed both the...
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The ultimate is to attend a concert here but just seeing it from the outside is already an amazing experience. Exceptional architecture and majestic. There are tours of the theatre but you will have to contact them first to find out the times.
You cannot go to London without visiting the theatre at least once. Some last minute and other discounted tickets can be found on the internet and all over London. The problem is the choice. There will be tons of must see shows and your biggest problem will be to decide which one to see.Make that choice and go.
Nice Sunday afternoon outing. Greenwich has a very unique character of it's own. There are various nice restaurants and the Christmas market is quite stunning if you are there around Christmas time. It is extremely busy so if you get irritated in crowded places it might not be for you.
My new favourite city in England!! Lots of bridges, great views, a wonderful art museum, beautiful buildings, great shopping make the city in the North East of England a place I'd love to live in. See more about Newcastle on my Newcastle upon Tyne page!
Liverpool is the home town of the Beatles - it's probably the "Fab Four" everybody thinks of when hearing the word Liverpool! But it is also a very interesting city in the west of England and it used to be an important port. The city is full with interesting art, architecture and atmosphere. There's alos a great chinatown here. I loved Liverpool and can't wait until I can go again! See more about this city which made it into my "top ten cities of all times" on my Liverpool page!
A lot of people claim that the Lake District is the most scenic area of England. And I think they might be right. I recently spent two beautiful days in the Lake District with Steve and Susan. We were lucky, these two days were the warmest April days for at least 1000 years.The Lake District consists of beautiful lakes, the highest hills (ok, mountains ;) of England, great places for walks and picnics, lovely little villages and thousands of sheep, pubs and outdoor shops to entertain the tourists.See more about the Lake District on my Lake District National Park page.
York is a beautiful walled city in the north of England. There's a lot of old buildings and streets full of lovely shops here. The most famous landmark is York Minster - the most beautiful church I have ever seen! The walk around the city on the walls is a fantastic way to see the city. Read more about York on my York page (soon!).
Chester is a nice little town not far from Manchester or Liverpool. It's main attractions are the full circle city walls and the beautiful shopping streets with the famous black and white "Rows". It's also a nice place for shopping. Read more about this black and white beauty on my Chester page.
Capital of the United Kingdom, something like 7 million people, the oldest underground system in Europe, many gorgeous buildings and famous sights, lots to do, great nightlife and great shopping - that's London!Read more about this wonderful city on my London page.
Whitby is a little seaside town in the North East of England. It's the first seaside town in England that I have been to and it was exactly the way I expected it to be: There are gambling halls and candy floss is sold everywhere - and the whole place smelled of Fish & Chips! There's a beautiful old town here as well as a wide sandy beach. Read more about Whitby on my Whitby page.
The Montague On The Gardens London
5 Reviews and 1067 Opinions The concierge was fabulous, the hotel very grand, and despite the rooms being small they were...
Radisson Edwardian Manchester Manchester
4 Reviews and 929 Opinions I had a great time there. Stayed due to business 4 nights in the hotel. Staff was great, friendly...
Guy Fawkes Inn York
4 Reviews and 233 Opinions We went to the pub new years gay. I ordered the fish and chips and found a lump of metal in the...
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Q: Hi! We r planning to go Paris from London on 16th June Saturday by eurostar. We r planning to stay at L'Elysee Val D'Europe hotel...
A: Lookin on google maps I notice that the L'Elysee Val d'Europe is basically sitting on top of a railway station. It's not the station where the Eurostar stops, but that is...
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