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Every year on the last Sunday in January, this much-celebrated tradition takes place. Produced by the English Civil War Society, the colourful event commemorates the execution of King Charles I in 1649. In honour of his self-de... more
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Le Pont de la Tour is one of Conran's most expensive and grown-up venue. At lunchtime there is a prix fixe option and dinner offers an extensive a la carte menu with mostly French/Modern European and atypically (for a Conran es... more
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The famous waxworks museum, started by Madame Tussaud in 1835, are one of the most popular tourist attractions in London, and usually have queues to match. Now they've introduced a fast-track booking system, so you should be ab... more
Real Travelers who've been here
Ben said
… Madame Tussauds wax museum, in favor of some more gruesome entertainment. Instead of Ooh-ing and Aah… continue reading »
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In 1872, an Act of Parliament was passed allowing a space in the north-eastern corner of London's Hyde Park to be given over for public speaking. At that time Speakers' Corner was a place where thousands would turn up to debate... more
Real Travelers who've been here
Barbara2 said
… as there was no speakers at the speakers corner. Back to our hotel at 5.30pm after a good day out. Muz got sore feet… continue reading »
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The London Boat Show attracts more than 600 exhibitors each year; its new location is the the ExCeL Exhibition Centre. In addition to an amazing range of boats ranging in price from GBP300 to over GBP1 million, exhibitors displ... more
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Built in 1587 and the first theater built in Bankside, the Rose Theater included in its repertory plays by Shakespeare, Marlowe and Kyd before shutting down in 1606. Extensive excavation of the Rose started in 1989 when archaeo... more
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This prison was originally used for debtors and heretics to the English crown in the 12th century and was continually used up until the late 18th century. In its later years it was used to confine rowdy individuals who disturbe... more
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Located in the Tintagel village in the county of Cornwall, Tintagel Castle is famous for its legends, most of which still remain shrouded in mystery. The 13th Century castle is one of the most notable in the country, and the ma... more
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As with most of the churches in the area, this church was rebuilt after the Great Fire of 1666, but the site has had a religious history since 1100 A.D. During the reconstruction, the financier Sir Christopher Wren intended for... more
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Rebuilt and Restored twice, after the Great Fire of London and WWII, this historic monument is part of the city's rich and diverse history. In 1966 the St. Michael Paternoster Royal became the headquarters of the Missions to S... more
Wadebridge Travel Experiences
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Eden Project
We stayed in Carylon Bay but didn’t see much of the area. We were here to visit the Eden Project. The Eden Project is the world’s bigge... Continue reading »
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The Eternal BBQ that is the English Summer
"Goodbye Granny". It's always hard to say, but especially so when we were leaving for Australia. The taxi driver helped... Continue reading »
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To the Beach!!
After an 8 hour bus ride I finally arrived in Newquay at 7am in the morning... The rest of the crew arrived about 1pm so I spent mo... Continue reading »
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Cornwall
I went to Cornwall with my good work buddie, Mags, and her fiance' Rich, as well as loads of his friends for a charity event which involv... Continue reading »
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'Home' of King Arthur
Tingatel castle is the legendary home of King Arthur – but apparently its several hundred years too young… Nevertheless everything in T... Continue reading »
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