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Aptly referred to as a giant "glass testicle" by London Mayor Ken Livingstone, this misshapen sphere on London's South Bank has changed the face of the London Skyline. Along with serving as the civic center for London, it also... more

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

Eton College harbors a long, grand history as England's pre-eminent institution for the education of future princes and prime ministers. The college dates back to its founding by King Henry VI and originally had not but a mite... more

Due to an administrative error when the Parish was formed in the 1930s, St. Edmund the King and martyr is known as St Edmund the King. Originally the parish was a collection of neighboring parishes and became its own parish wit... more

Marble Hill House is an elegant Palladian villa found in the middle of acres of parkland. Its rooms are full of lavish decoration and are home to Panini paintings, a collection of early Georgian art and furniture, and the Lazen... more

The French Brothers River Cruise takes in the sites of Windsor on a river cruise. The 35-minute excursion takes you upstream to Boveney Lock and returns with panorama of Windsor Castle, Eton College, Mill House, Windsor Race Co... more

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

Built in 1904, Bush Hall was originally established as a dance hall that publisher William F. Hurndall gave as a gift to one of his daughters. After many changes in function, a soup kitchen during WWII, a bingo hall in the 1950... more

Run by the local council, the theater hosts films, operas, concerts, dances, comedy & drama performances for children and adults. Notably, what distinguishes this theater is the fact that it is easily accessible to the disabled... more