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Started in 1759 by Princess Augusta, her hobby developed into one of the most famous collections of flowers the world has ever seen. Kew Gardens is now a sprawling 300-acre riverside site housing over 300,000 different varietie... more
Real Travelers who've been here
Siraj Hashmi said
… was comprised of a day trip to Oxford on Friday the 31st of August, a visit to Kew Gardens on Sunday the 2nd… continue reading »
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The centre - offering lessons for beginner to intermediate levels - is open all week, and has three different floodlit outdoor arenas off Ealing Common to choose from. more
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Fun, funky, amusing and exhilarating in short sums up Legoland Windsor. This amusement park, which is a pride of United Kingdom, has been a hot spot for tourists and locals alike. The park is well laid out with sections such as... more
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Hampton Court Palace is a magnificent blend of Tudor and Baroque architecture, covering six acres alongside the River Thames. After confiscating the palace from Cardinal Wolsey, King Henry VIII lived here with some of his many... more
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The Duke's Meadows Golf Club boasts of a nine-hole executive golf course, besides a host of amenities for sports lovers. This means that it is extremely popular with players of all ages and levels. During weekends, the entire l... more
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A six-acre treasury of wildlife in West London. Admission is free, so come and enjoy it. A nature trail snakes around the Triangle and fishing is permitted in the large pond. So get your fishing rods, nets and old jam jars, out... more
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This small royal palace is a current London residence for Prince Charles, and foreign ambassadors are officially received here. Henry VIII originally ordered its construction for Anne Boleyn in 1532, and it served as the monarc... more
Real Travelers who've been here
Round the World 2006 said
…, Buckingham Palace and the changing of the guard, St. James Palace, and many other places around town… continue reading »
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The Ragged School Museum is housed in an ex-warehouse (which Dr Barnardo transformed into a 'ragged school' for the underprivileged), and is dedicated to the history of the East End. Since it opened in 1990 it has played host t... more
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Osterley Park is a large, picturesque house in Osterley, West London. The property is owned and maintained by The National Trust, and offers a Robert Adam house, a tea-room, a shop and many acres of peaceful parkland. The grand... more
Egham Travel Experiences
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The Queen didn't invite us in for tea...
Practical Information: It took us approximately 2 hours to drive from Blenheim to Windsor. I don't know that it always takes that l... Continue reading »
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12 miles just for a snack
The weather has been uncharacteristically warm in London so far this spring, so we felt the need to spend some time outside and embrace i... Continue reading »
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a-MAZE-ing
We decided to spend the day outside of London and away from the crowds, so we headed to Hampton and visited the Palace and the Gardens.Th... Continue reading »
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Preparation
The preparation for the journey was at times an energy sapping affair. There was so much to do but a month of waiting to get started seem... Continue reading »
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Oxford and Windsor
Hi all, Well it has been a while since I updated this, so apologies. Last I wrote was about liverpool and the campervan and we were in Ox... Continue reading »
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