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Historical Monuments in Oxford

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New College Lane is a historic street in the centre of Oxford. Ironically, it was named after New College, New College, which is o

Villages in Lightwater

Lightwater

Lightwater is a village near Windsor in England. Noted for its beautiful natural environment offering many opportunities for sport

Museums in Liverpool

Bluecoat Chambers

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Just off the main shopping area of Liverpool, but on a parallel street, is the Bluecoat. If you see it at night the building and

Bars in London

Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese Pub

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In a small alley off Fleet Street, is the entrance of a pub, called in Castilian the Old Cheshire Cheese. Old refers to the age of

Historical Monuments in York

Clifford's Tower

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Clifford's Tower is part of the Norman castle of York, and it's all that remains of it. It was built on a manmade hill above the c

Exhibitions in London

Traffic Light Tree

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In July of 2013, I decided to take a trip to London and had to visit the Traffic Light Tree. To my surprise, when I went to visit

Churches in Stirling

Church of the Holy Rude

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Founded in S. XII it is the second oldest building in Scotland, the oldest would be Stilirling Castle. Strangely enough, this chur

Universities in Glasgow

University of Glasgow

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This major university is situated in an idyllic setting. The large central park with lawns and squirrels is ideal for study and co

Historical Monuments in London

Abbey Road Studios

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This is a great place for Beatles fans. Crossing the street where these four geniuses walked the 60, was a dream. Not to mention w

Harbors in Stonehaven

Stonehaven Historic Port

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Stonehaven, in the south of Aberdenn, has always been a town linked closely to the sea and coastal activities. The old fishing por

Historical Monuments in Cambridge

King's College

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King's College, Cambridge, is 1 of the colleges that make up Cambridge University. Its full name is The King's College of Our Lady

Of Cultural Interest in Guildford

Convent Garden Square

Guildford Convent was founded in 1274 by Eleanor of Provence, widow of Henry III. The monks of the monastery were Dominicans, know

Cathedrals in Aberdeen

St. Machar's Cathedral

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In the north of Aberdeen, St. Machar technically is not a cathedral, but retains the title. The building is in a place of worship

Rivers in Bridge of Allan

Forth River

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The Forth River is one of the largest in Scotland. It´s 47 km long and has played a major role in Scottish history. The most impor

Abbeys in Port of Menteith

Inchmahome Priory

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We arrived at the pier of the Port of Menteith, on the lake with the same name, a small boat was waiting to take us to the idyllic

Museums in London

Churchill War Rooms

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The Churchill War Rooms are the bunkers that British leaders used during World War II as the interim and emergency center of gover

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Unusual Places in Portree

Sligachan

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Sligachan is a mountainous area in the north of Skye, it is in the direction of Portree, the largest and most important city on th

Cities in Glasgow

Trongate / Argyle Rd

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Trongate is located in the heart of the most commercial area of Glasgow. In the era of large businesses and industries of the Br

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