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The Tower of London is mainly perceived as a medieval place of imprisonment and execution. Nine hundred years of history are embraced within its thick, turreted walls. Even though the Tower's violent years are long gone, an aur... more
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Jen24 said
… down to the Tower of London. It used to be a prison and a palace and had a very bloody history. A… continue reading »
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Designed by Sir Horace Jones and opened in 1894, Tower Bridge is famous the world over. Due to the volume of river traffic at the time, Tower Bridge was designed to have twin bascules that could be raised. This famous landmark... more
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Melanie Mahaffey said
…, Big Ben, London Eye, Themes River, Tower of London, London Bridge, London Aquarium, Westminster Bridge… continue reading »
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Designed by Christopher Wren, The Royal Observatory Greenwich was founded in 1675 to compute exact longitudes using astronomy for navigational purposes. However, by 1948 London's glow had become too bright for star gazing, and... more
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Situated just off picturesque Edward Square in Kensington, this is an attractively designed and decorated establishment in a refined and elegant part of the capital. The Scarsdale Arms was built in the early 19th century to the... more
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Allow yourself you step back in time where kings, queens, knights, and more food and drink than you could ever want are all at your command. Wenches dressed in period costumes serve an assortment of food including roast chicken... 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 Flora London Marathon's reputation as world leader in big city marathons has grown immeasurably since the first event in 1981. Each year, an estimated 30,000 runners take to the streets of London to participate in this incr... more
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The Museum of London Docklands documents the history of London's river and port, from the Roman settlement of the port to the recent regeneration of it. It is located in a 19th-century warehouse at West India Quay, which was or... more
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Housed in the former Truman Brewery, a 10-acre site built in the 17th century, Vibe Bar's plans go beyond the mere-but-essential provision of drinks. Rather, its owner's aim is to create a complete and unique music, fashion and... more
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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
Wilmington Travel Experiences
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Basking in the Sunshine
England finally received summer, so we decided to bask in it. We took the train to Brighton - about an hour and twenty minutes from... Continue reading »
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"43 P, Please!"
After I wrote my last entry, I met up with Carl (from New York City) and we headed to the International Students reception at Falmer Bar... Continue reading »
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Lil' Beers, Big BBQ's, and Beachy Head
Okay, so I don't have a timeline to go with here in terms of what I've been doing since I last wrote, so I'll just go through some of the... Continue reading »
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I've Arrived!
My day started bright and early when I was awoken at 5:15am in order to make my 7:30am flight to London with a stopover in Chicago. Sayin... Continue reading »
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Kitsch
We managed to get a cheap Mega Bus ticket to Brighton, and arrived after work at 10:30pm. Robbie had already organised a hostel at the Wa... Continue reading »
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