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Sightseeing London
615 Reviews Every major city boasts a Chinatown. According to my guide book there has been a Chinatown in London since the 19th century and originally concentrated around the East End docks at Limehouse, where...
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Edinburgh Castle Edinburgh
98 Reviews I think that edinburgh's castle is just amazing:his position is great and you can have a great view of all the city.You can walk inside it and return back of centuries thinking at the Bravehearth...
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Granada Studios Manchester
4 Reviews Manchester is the home of Granada Studios which produces Coronation Street, a long running British soap. It first aired on Dec. 9, 1960 and is still going strong. I am a dedicated Corrie fan and I...
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walk/explore Glasgow
18 Reviews The best way to get to know the city is to just wander around and discover places for yourself. Well in the centre of the city at least, don't want to end up anywhere dodgy by accident! I took most of...
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Famous People of Cardiff Cardiff
9 Reviews DID YOU KNOW...? (BBC Cardiff Website) Cardiff is said to have more parks, recreation and open spaces per head of population than any other city in the UK, including the huge and sprawling Bute Park...
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City - Miscellaneous York
26 Reviews I loved York! We walked and walked everywhere. People are friendly, there is so much to see and do here and we have to go back :-) I am only staying in England temporally, so will not probably get to...
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Walking Tours Birmingham
5 Reviews Walk up New Street to Victoria Square. At the end of New Street facing you is the Town Hall. In 1830 there was a competition for a new town hall in Birmingham with less than two months allowed for...
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Oxford University & Colleges Oxford
33 Reviews So which is better ? Oxford or Cambridge. When it comes to academic rating, Cambridge battles it out on the world stage with Harvard, but Oxford struggles to make the top ten. So a clear win...
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Liver Buildings Liverpool
24 Reviews Edwardian Baroque design (1904) of Sir Arnold Thornley and F.B. Hobbs. Originally the Mersey Docks and Harbour Docks Building - recently restored for both offices and residences. A reinforced concrete...
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King's College Cambridge
9 Reviews There are lots of beautiful college buildings in Cambridge but the King's College would have to be one of the most impressive... The Cathedral is absolutely huge and the other buildings around the...
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Street Scenes Chester
7 Reviews Just the other side of the wall from the Roman garden is this lovely row of tiny timber and sandstone cottages built as almshouses in about 1650. And no you haven't miscounted - only six of the...
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Sunday Belfast
3 Reviews Ah, the ulster fry. How i miss ye here on the continent. I cannot wait to get back there and eat ye, im sick of croissants and coffee. here's all you need for a good ulster fry...... buy yourself...
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Further Afield Belfast
13 Reviews There are no signs at the border telling you you are now in the North or Republic. You will recognise it from all the "Money Changed Here" signs instead! Such bureaux de changes are reputed to be...
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Historical London
144 Reviews All Hallows by the Tower is the oldest church in the City of London and a living church serving today's City community. All Hallows by the Tower established in 675 as "All Hallows Barking" (after...
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Old Town - General Edinburgh
27 Reviews In the 19th century, Edinburgh university specialized in anatomical research, but obtaining bodies to dissect was difficult. This shortage resulted in "Resurrection men" (body snatchers) raiding...
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Trafford Centre Manchester
7 Reviews There is so much about Manchester i love. Not just the City Centre itself, but the surrounding areas of Greater Manchester are well worth taking the time to explore. From the Uk's biggest and best...
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Architecture Glasgow
12 Reviews Oh, look at this! This is Glasgow. The picture is of the Old Exchange, now a Bookshop (with a cafe - thankfully) ... oh so civilised. You might think I exagerate, but there are so few places like...
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Cardiff Bay Cardiff
6 Reviews "Quinquireme of Nineveh from distant Ophir, Rowing home to haven in sunny Palestine, With a cargo of ivory, And apes and peacocks, Sandalwood, cedarwood, and sweet white wine. Stately Spanish...
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City Walls - General York
17 Reviews Some sections of YORK CITY WALLS date back to Roman times. When the Romans first came here in the first century A.D., they built a military fort on the banks of the River Ouse. Strong walls were built...
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Football (Soccer) Birmingham
2 Reviews Name Birmingham City Nickname The Blues Stadium St Andrews League Play In Premier League Honours Home Kit Blue shirt, white shorts and blue socks Away Kit ...
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Impressions Oxford
15 Reviews Being in Oxford for three days gives you enough time to discover several colleges, the beautiful parks of Oxford and also some of the vicinity. You might want to go out to the Cotswolds for one day or...
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Beatles Liverpool
17 Reviews The Beatles are from Liverpool. Everybody knows that. I really like how the whole city still wasn't turned into a Beatles trap! The local tourist information has a great slogan on their plastic bags...
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Punting Cambridge
12 Reviews While we were punting down the River Cam we came across the Mathematical Bridge...our guide told us that many years ago the maths students couldn't work out how the bridge was built without any bolts...
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roman garden Chester
1 Review The "Roman Garden" monicker is something of a misnomer. Certainly there is no indication that a garden existed on this site near Newgate during Roman times. The garden space was, in fact, assembled in...
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Odyssey/W5 Belfast
1 Review Belfast is really cool.There is so many things to do:swimming,beach,shops(lots),restaurants.eg:burger king,mcdonlands. Belfast is kind of cool in some places.There is the Odyssey.There is concerts,a...
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Yes a section where madame Tussaud herself was known as a famous figure to inspire the museum and had the name of it!she was gathering the cut head of the French revolution and making masks of it, *Eeeekkkk what a job huh!*and she brought all those masks to London, and there the idea of this museum appeared!
Fantastic and facsinating section in the Biology section of the museum is presenting a giant baby, and you can hear his heart beats, it is wonderful thing, and he is sucking his finger in the belly of his mother, so it is another world inside a world which is inside another one too, yeah yeah I'm back to my bla bla again, sorry!
LOL yes the same Julia but this time with me, well look at her she is so happy and smiling that I'm sitting on her chair, Hmmm where is Mr. Geer!!!I can't see him here!that's better, take your revenge dear Cindy Crawford LOL
Hitler is the most unliked doll in this museum, I won't tell you about how many pictures I saw of people next to him eising the middle finger all the time next to his face!but I do understand why they do so! LOL
N.Mandela is one of my favorite and best heros, a real man great man who don't need any discribtion or words to definites his person!I was peoud to stand next to him even if it was the fake waxy Mandela :-D
Now this was a new thing suggested by the principle administration of the Natural History museum to emitate the moving and screaming creatures that lived Millions years ago, and it is really impressive!
Jurasic section is full of the wonderful monstors I adored in my childhood, it was actually a delay for a dream that became true, it was almost the same with the lovely movie Jurasic Park, but this time in the museum!
The evidences are given in a logical materialistic way, all you need is to compare between the bones of the ancient people, and today's and the apes, and you'll see the fantastic missed circle founded in front of your nacked eyes!
I adore it, many people don't believe in the great and one of the most important theories of our times: The Evolution Theory by C.Darwin!in this section you will have all the proves to put an end to your doubts and sceptisim!
I liked almost all the sections in this wonderful museum, but the mostly I liked was the evolution section, and the Jurasic section, those 2 are wonderful, you will learn all the magic of our place on Earth, relatives and granparents the animals!
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...
The Balmoral Hotel Edinburgh
5 Reviews and 770 Opinions Two men wearing kilts (or trews) welcome you at the door and an open fire welcomes you in the lobby,...
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...
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