Sign in with Facebook- Join for free
- Sign In
Sign in with FacebookTop United Kingdom hotels
CLICK FOR INTERACTIVE MAPPro
Amazing public transportation, history, cool pubs, ruins, history, UNESCO World Heritage sites, history, National Trust sites. And more history.
Con
Accents can be a bit difficult to understand, but they are still nice to hear.
In a nutshell
A goody bag of pick and mix
456 Reviews After several years of scaffolding, scrubbing and polishing the Norman architecture of the White Tower is again visible since begin 2011 like it must have looked around 1100 after the death of William...
See All 8,852 Things to Do in London
5 Reviews and 1444 Opinions The concierge was fabulous, the hotel very grand, and despite the rooms being small they were...
36 Reviews If it's a nice day you might want to walk up to the top of Arthur's Seat (which I did on a previous visit two and a half years ago) to get some nice views of the city and the surrounding...
See All 1,249 Things to Do in Edinburgh
4 Reviews and 370 Opinions Initial Enquiries All my inquiries made prior to and after the booking were very promptly attended...
47 Reviews If you plan to visit any of the sights outside of the city centre, like Old Trafford, the Lowry, or Ordsall Hall, one way to go there is by bus. I went to Old Trafford by Arriva Bus. The journey...
See All 130 Transportation in Manchester
4 Reviews and 1562 Opinions I had a great time there. Stayed due to business 4 nights in the hotel. Staff was great, friendly...
58 Reviews Under Construction Notes to be edited: Fortification since Roman Times. 50 AD wooden fort. Romans left city 388 AD. Normans invaded the city. 1080s - built a huge mound the fort. Cardiff Castle. 1270...
See All 367 Things to Do in Cardiff
44 Reviews The Shambles are York's most famous street and one of its foremost attractions, so if you have done any research about York at all or already visited the city, you will have heard of them! I did not...
See All 754 Things to Do in York
25 Reviews I am 14 years old and in the past 3 years I have had a phone stolen from me in kingshurst, a bike stolen from me and a knife pulled out at me in chelmsley wood by a gang. Also I got chased by a gang...
See All 48 Warnings and Dangers in Birmingham
21 Reviews I've lived in Glasgow for past 3 years and had no major problems what so ever Glasgow. Like any other big city it does have a rough areas, but to be honest there is no tourist attractions anywhere...
See All 47 Warnings and Dangers in Glasgow
84 Reviews Jesus College is yet another beautiful Oxford college - small, squeezed between high walls and a huge chestnut tree, but loveable nonetheless. Founded in 1571, Jesus is one of three Turl Street...
See All 394 Things to Do in Oxford
82 Reviews Hi all, The Beatles Story in Albert Dock is not a Beatles museum so if you are looking for somewhere packed with genuine artifacts of the Fab Four then this isn't the place for you. It does give info...
See All 538 Things to Do in Liverpool
39 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,...
See All 298 Things to Do in Cambridge
55 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...
See All 246 Things to Do in Brighton
113 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...
See All 459 Things to Do in Bath
Sponsored Links
A box of delights!
The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland...the UK for short...is made up of England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and numerous small islands around...
England and English people are special and every where I went I learned more about the fact that England is indeed wonderland, I don't know why the English Author wrote: Alice in Wonderland.... he...
My U.K. - a home I love very dearly.
I was born in England and although I now live in The Netherlands I am still very much in love with the U.K. Luckily my husband, Koos, also loves travelling and we have seen a great deal of the U.K.......
A Taste of Real Britain - Tourist Information
I keep exploring the UK, and I will try to help you discover it too ... The truth about places - the good and bad. For a list of my Top 40 Things to See in UK Click Here and for a complete list of......
United Kingdom or Britain is located off the north-eastern part of continental Europe. It is an island country consisting of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Island. Its capital is London which...
Build your own United Kingdom page
see all United Kingdom member meetings
Sponsored Links
Comments (1)
It has been announced that the ceremonial funeral of Margaret Thatcher will take place at St Paul's cathedral at 11am on Wednesday 17th April. St Paul's is completely closed to visitors and worshippers on Tuesday 16th and Wednesday 17th.
Roads in the area will be closed to traffic on the day of the funeral. It is likely that there will be substantial crowds lining the route of the ceremonial funeral procession (from the Palace of Westminster to St Paul's) as well as outside the cathedral itself.
There is potential for street disturbances in the area, before, during and after the procession. My advice would be to keep well away and, if you want to see the funeral, to watch it on the television (where you will see much more anyway).