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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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Best Things to do in Southport, Merseyside
Merseyside's Southport is England's classic seaside resort, a day trip from Liverpool and Manchester with top shopping, dining, hotels, golf and lots of things to do.
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LP Guide to West Country with Bath and Bristol
Lonely Planet Guide to Devon, Cornwall and Southwest England also covers Dorset and Somerset, with travel advice on where to stay, what to see and do in the West Country.
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The Stylish Vincent Boutique Hotel in Southport
The stylish Vincent boutique hotel is one of the newest hotels in Southport, on Lord Street and with its own spa, gym, restaurant, bar, valet parking, and luxury rooms.
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Frommer's Best Day Trips from London Guidebook
Frommer's Best Day Trips from London is a guide to days out by train, bus or car to places like York, Bath, Windsor, Oxford, Cambridge, Stonehenge, Stratford and more.
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Harry Potter and Other Cotswold Film Locations
Find the Cotswolds movie and TV locations for the Harry Potter films, Bridget Jones, and the Cotswold hotel where Johnny Depp stayed, and see where Doctor Who was filmed.
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English Country Cottages are Best Family Holiday
Lovelynch Barn in Somerset is one of Farm and Cottage Holidays best English country cottages for rent in the West Country with horse-riding, fishing, walking and more.
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Contributing Articles in England Travel
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Madame Tussauds Wax Museum in London
From Posh & Becks in A-list Party, to Barack Obama in World Leaders, England's famous tourist attraction now boasts glamour & history, unlike its grisly beginnings.
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Unusual Somerset Gardens To Visit
Somerset, in England's Southwest, may be better known for cider and the Glastonbury music festival. But most of the county is gentle farmland hiding exquiste gardens.
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Four of the Best Coffee Shops in Central London
England is better known for tea than coffee but the coffee bean is gaining ground and finally, there are some quality cafes in the capital.
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Different Dining at a London Secret Supper Club
Some of the best restaurants in London are in fact not restaurants at all. At a secret supper club, diners can enjoy good food, wine and company in someone else's home.
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Legends of Glastonbury
Situated in the enchanting Somerset, Glastonbury is a special place where legend has been merging with Christianity, folklore and history for more than 1,000 years.
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Visiting The North Northumberland Coast
The North Northumberland Coast is home to some of the best beaches in the country. The area also drips history from the ancient rocks of its many castles and monuments.
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London South Bank Fireworks on New Years Eve
The Mayor of London is again putting on a thrilling fireworks display to ring in 2010. The event is free of charge but spectators should arrive early to get a good spot.
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Getting To And From Birmingham Airport
Birmingham International Airport is the fifth biggest in Britain and the second biggest outside of London. There are many ways of getting to and from the airport.
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Discount Shops & Christmas Gift Ideas in Camden
Finding independent and inexpensive shops on the streets of London can be tricky. A handy guide to local shops from Camden Council helps make the search a little easier.
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Why Would You Go to Ipswich?
The historic and ancient town of Ipswich should be on the intinerary of anyone planning a tour of Great Britain. Shopping, arts, and entertainment abound.
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Visit Sturminster Newton in Dorset, England
Situated in the heart of the Blackmore Vale in the West Country county of Dorset, this medieval market town offers several easy walkabouts and lots of English history.
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Life Around Brunswick and Mecklenburgh Squares
Brunswick and Mecklenburgh Squares host University of London and Goodenough College facilities, the Coram charity and Foundling Museum as well as the Renoir Cinema.
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Four of the Best Pubs in North London
Two of them were apparently old haunts of Dick Turpin but today they are amongst four of the nicest pubs in Hampstead and Highgate, all of them close to Hampstead Heath.
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Cheap Flights From Newcastle Upon Tyne
Cheap deals can be hard to find. Use this article to find the best and lowest air travel ticket prices around.
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Best London Cafes — Top Ten London Coffee Bars
London: one of the world's most ethnically diverse cities. With the capital cafe scene vastly improved recently, the city is increasingly conducive to people watching.
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The Best Things to Do on Holiday in Lancashire
Explore Lancashire for family holidays. Blackpool for seaside fun, Garstang for festivals and Lancaster for history. Walk or boat along canals enjoying the scenery.
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Shakespeare's Legacy in Stratford-upon-Avon
Shakespeare's plays reflect his life in Stratford-upon-Avon as seen in visits to five properties where he and his wife, Anne Hathaway, his mother and children once lived.
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Christmas Carol Concerts in London this December
The majesty of London's churches and cathedrals provide a beautiful backdrop for Christmas concerts taking place this December and make for a fun family outing.
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Romantic and Alternative Attractions in London
Finding romantic things to do or places to go in London may seem tricky in such a busy city, but dig deep because there is more on offer than champagne at the London Eye.
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Shopping in Notting Hill and Portobello
Notting Hill has come a long way in recent years and is now home to modern boutiques and established market stalls. Exploring at the weekend is hectic but fun.
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The Cotswolds Provide an Escape to the Country
The Cotswolds in the west of England provide a picturesque countryside getaway. Only a two hour drive from London it is also handy for weekend breaks from the city.
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Visiting the Alnwick Area of England
The Alnwick area in North Northumberland is a place of outstanding natural beauty. A land of unspoilt coastline, forests and castles sure to delight old and young alike.
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How To Enjoy Christmas In London
Traditional markets, outdoor ice rinks and bright lights are just some of the things that make visiting London in the winter months, unforgettable.
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What to Buy in the Petticoat Lane Market, London
Established by Huguenots and part of the Jewish East End, the Petticoat Lane Market is a London street market famous for its bargains on women's fashions.
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Christmas Holiday Bargains in London and All UK
Charles Dickens published his "A Christmas Carol" 166 years ago, yet travelers can still conjure the spirit of a Victorian Christmas during Britain's festive season.
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