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London Encyclopaedia, the Best Book about London
The London Encyclopaedia is one of the best books about London, with over 1100 pages of facts and figures, history and quotations, and fully comprehensive information.
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Buy Cheap Tickets for London Dungeon's New Show
London Dungeon's newest experience, the story of Bloody Mary the Killer Queen, opens at this top visitor attraction in February 2010 with cheap tickets available online.
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Best Things to Do in Bath in 2010
A new food festival, new hotel and the 10th annual Jane Austen Festival are among things to do and see in 2010 in the spa city of Bath, a great city break from London.
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Crime and Mystery Fiction Writing Course
Publishers, literary agents and writers will reveal the secrets of good crime and mystery writing on creative fiction courses at the Thriller School in Oxford, England.
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4-Star and 5-Star Hotels in York, England
Visitors wanting to see York in England, its cathedral and other attractions can find accommodation including 4-star and 5-star hotels, luxury lodges, guesthouses, b&bs.
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Hotels in Stratford's Shakespeare Country
There's a good range of hotels in and near Stratford-upon-Avon, England's Shakespeare Country, with cheap and budget choices, luxury, and kid-friendly family options.
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Cheap Hostels and other London Budget Ideas
Cheap Hostels and YMCA's in London are one budget tip for saving money suggested by the Pauline Frommer's Guide to London, which also rates low-cost restaurants and pubs.
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Cheap Hotels near King's Cross in London
There are cheap and budget hotels with bargain rates near King's Cross in London, convenient for Eurostar trains to Paris and close to St Pancras and Euston stations too.
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Best Things to Do in Somerset, SouthWest England
Somerset in SouthWest England has lots of good things to do and places to visit including Bath, Wells, Exmoor, Glastonbury, Cheddar Gorge, Wookey Hole, and Minehead.
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English Country Cottages on the Dorset Coast
Dorset Coastal Cottages rent self-catering English country cottages providing accommodation on or near the Jurassic Coast and Coastal Path in South-West England.
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Canterbury Cathedral and St Augustine's Abbey
Easy to reach by bus or train from London, or on a guided tour, Canterbury Cathedral and St Augustine's Abbey are among England's top religious visitor attractions.
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Tips on the Top Ten Best Day Trips from London
Travel by train or bus to England's top attractions on a day visit from London; how to get to Brighton, Cambridge, Stratford, Canterbury, York, and Winchester.
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Torquay's Festival to the Queen of Crime
Torquay's festival to the Queen of Crime, Agatha Christie, world's best-selling mystery writer and creator of Miss Marple and Hercule Poirot, is held each September.
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From Heathrow to Brick Lane, London in Words
Writers including Virginia Woolf, Alan Bennett, Will Self, Jan Morris, Peter Ackroyd, Ruth Rendell and Monica Ali describe London, the Olympics 2012 city, in words.
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Best Things to Do in Dorset, South-West England
Top visitor attractions in Dorset in the South-West of England include Thomas Hardy's Wessex, the Abbotsbury Swannery, Dorchester, Lyme Regis, Weymouth, Bournemouth.
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English Country Cottage in Hardy Country, Dorset
Dorset is Thomas Hardy country, mainly near Dorchester with the author's birthplace, grave, and house at Max Gate, all easily seen from a country cottage holiday home.
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Visit Abbotsbury Swannery on the Dorset Coast
The historic Abbotsbury Swannery dates back over 650 years, and feeding time here is one of the most popular attractions on Dorset's Jurassic Coast.
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On the Agatha Christie Trail in Torquay, Devon
The most famous mystery author in the world was born and grew up in Torquay in Devon, and the Agatha Christie Mile is a tour of the town that visits sites that she knew.
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Visit Agatha Christie's Holiday Home at Greenway
The holiday home of Agatha Christie, Greenway near Torquay, has been opened to the public by the National Trust to show the private life of the popular crime writer.
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The Old Bell, the Oldest Hotel in England
The Old Bell Hotel and Restaurant next to Malmesbury Abbey in Wiltshire in the Cotswolds, and close to Bath and Bristol, is England's oldest purpose-built hotel.
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Guided Walking Tour of London 2012 Olympics Park
London hosts the Olympic Games in 2012 and walking tours with Blue Badge Tourist Guides show visitors the Olympics Stadium, Olympic Village, and Olympics Park.
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Where to Holiday in North Norfolk, East England
The North Norfolk coast is one of the best holiday spots in East England, but towns like Cromer, Holt, Wells, Blakeney, Hunstanton and Cley are all very different.
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North Norfolk Hotel that's really a Posh B&B
Byfords in Holt, North Norfolk, calls itself a posh b&b but is more like a boutique hotel with luxury rooms, restaurant, cafe, bike hire and a deli for perfect picnics.
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New Inn in the Cotswolds is Quirky Luxury Hotel
Coln St Aldwyns is a beautiful English Cotswolds village near Cirencester, Glos, and the New Inn offers quirky luxury accommodation with acclaimed restaurant and bar.
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Exmoor Hotels, Old Inns, and Other Accommodation
Exmoor National Park in southwest England straddles Somerset and Devon. Places to stay includes hotels, country cottages, b&bs, farms, and guesthouses.
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Lundy Island for a Break with a Difference
Lundy Island, isolated and rugged, can offer tourists a different kind of break, with amazing views, impressive wildlife and plenty of activities to keep them occupied.
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Newcastle's Best Kept Secret
Surprisingly few of Newcastle-upon-Tyne's 190,000 urban residents of have visited the City Pool's Turkish bath and sauna suite.
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Tourist Attractions in Kent, South East England
Kent, 'The Garden of England' is one of the most historic areas of Britain with a wide variety of tourist attractions to suit every taste and interest.
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Top Ten South London Things to Do
Visitors often dismiss South London in favour of the famous attractions north of the Thames. Yet the south has unique sights ideal for getting off the city tourist trail.
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The Worcester Bar, Birmingham
In the heart of Birmingham,a narrow bottleneck links two canals, but this was not always the case.
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Kendal of Cumbria
The small town of Kendal in the Cumbria area of Northern England was famous in medieval times for green cloth and is famous today for Kendal Mint Cake.
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Parks in London, Brockwell Park in Brixton
A relatively unknown but picturesque park, Brockwell gives a country feel to urban Brixton. Visitors can run, stroll, visit the cafe and appreciate the views of London.
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A Museum, a University, Hotels – Bloomsbury
London's Bloomsbury is probably best known as home to the Bloomsbury Set, the group of intellectuals that included Virginia Woolf. But there is much more to it than that.
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Drinking Real Ale in Sneinton, Nottingham
Just to the east of Nottingham city centre is the district of Sneinton, home of some of the best pubs around, all within walking distance of each other
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Coffee Shops Around Barnsley South Yorkshire
Yorkshire is famous for tea and coffee shops. The area round Barnsley has a wide variety of cafés in venues ranging from traditional tea shops to working farms.
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London, England
London is one of the world's most famous cities. Blessed with the river Thames and the nation's central government offices, the city is impressive.
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Cuckoo Day in Marsden, West Yorkshire
Cuckoo day in the Pennine village of Marsden celebrates the coming of the Spring with a host of free activities around the village.
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Activities for Chinese New Year in London
It's the Year of the Tiger and if you're planning to visit London during February there are plenty of free or low-cost performances and family activities to enjoy.
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English Snowdrop Gardens
Spring in an English garden is associated with snowdrops. Many spectacular snowdrop gardens are open to the public. These are just a few of those worth visiting.
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History and Health Meet at UK Spa in Bath
Historic Bath is an easy day trip from London. Visitors can tour ancient Roman ruins or indulge in a modern spa treatment. Bath is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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The Whittlesea Straw Bear Festival
A festival of traditional dance, drinking and merriment, the Straw Bear Festival in Whittlesea celebrates British rural customs.
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Queen of the Cotswolds
Painswick is the embodiment of a medieval English village. Tucked away in Cotswold hill country, you'll find a village seeming frozen in the past.
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Valet Parking Services at London Heathrow
Airport valet parking offers extra convenience to a traveler's journey. Knowing what to expect from a valet service or a valet parking company will give peace of mind.
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The Norfolk Broads – a Perfect Boating Vacation
Set in the heart of Norfolk on the east coast of England, the wonderful rivers and broads are a must for lovers of boats and water and nature watchers.
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High Force Waterfall
Forcing its way over and through the Whin Sill the River Tees has formed into one of the most iconic and naturally spectacular landscapes of Northern England.
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Exploring the Pubs of Stafford
Stafford is a lovely town in the heart of England and has some gorgeous pubs serving quality real ale
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Open Garden Squares Weekend, June 12–13, 2010
For one weekend each year, London gardens normally closed to the public put on their best face for visitors.
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Nottingham, England – Mixing Flour with Maths
Green's Mill and its science centre in Nottingham are loved by old and young alike.
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London Hotels Romantic with Candles and Roses
London is for lovers. The cinematic setting for "Love, Actually" is perfect for romantics at Valentine's Day, from candle-lit massages to champagne breakfast in bed.
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London Hotels Spark Hot Valentine's Day Deals
London's great hotels are daydreaming of romance, creating intimate retreats with candles, roses, champagne and breakfast in bed-even popcorn for your romantic movie.
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