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487 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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5 Reviews and 1152 Opinions The concierge was fabulous, the hotel very grand, and despite the rooms being small they were...
47 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...
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4 Reviews and 320 Opinions Initial Enquiries All my inquiries made prior to and after the booking were very promptly attended...
16 Reviews *Please note Manchester Wheel is no more :-( - I didn't see it on my last trip to Manchester in May 2012* On many Manchester trips I always keep seeing the wheel but never took the opportunity to...
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4 Reviews and 1057 Opinions I had a great time there. Stayed due to business 4 nights in the hotel. Staff was great, friendly...
24 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...
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24 Reviews Birmingham is my home town, saying that i have lived in a fair few other places including London. The history of Birmingham is fascinating and there are some fantastic buildings all around, There are...
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48 Reviews If going to York one need not to miss a small area or rather street of the city called The Shambles. Notorious are the timber houses. Some of the buildings date back to the 15th century. A long...
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93 Reviews The Norman Keep is the distinctive building in the middle of the castle grounds. It is a perfect motte-and-bailey castle, meaning a keep on a mount of earth, surrounded by a ditch. This was the first...
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94 Reviews Everywhere, in each street, in each room or yard is possible "to breed" the dense and conservative character of the old England. It's a heavy sensation, thinking about the role played in the world...
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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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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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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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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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The United Kingdom, comprising England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, is a destination on many people’s must see list. In London, see Buckingham Palace, St. Paul’s Cathedral, and Big Ben Clock Tower. See the Scottish Highlands, The Lake District, or the Mountains of Wales. Take a Fab Four Taxi Tour in Liverpool, home of The Beatles or swing by Stonehenge, Britain’s most famous prehistoric monument. Stop just about anywhere for some fish and chips and a tall pint of warm beer.
For those of you that like to tramp around the ruins of castles and abbeys, there is a really good abbey along the north Devon/Somerset shore on the edge of...
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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...
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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.......
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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......
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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...
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