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12/02/2020

The Radcliffe Camera is an elegantly designed building within the University of Oxford. Its interior boasts a gargantuan collection of over half a million books. It is a wonderful example of old English architecture and a great photo stop.

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12/02/2020

Built on the grounds of the famed University of Oxford, this 15th century building has well-known architecture featured in movies such as Harry Potter and The Golden Compass. Christ Church also boasts a picture gallery featuring rare works of art including pieces by Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael and Michelangelo. After touring the interior, relax and unwind at the nearby Christ Church Meadow with sweeping views of the university.

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12/02/2020

LONDON TRANSPORT
You can travel in Central London by Underground Tube (train), London Overground train, City Buses, or taxi. Oyster cards are the most cost effective way of transporting yourself from one point to another. An Oyster card is a smart card that you add money to, so you can pay as you go. You can use an Oyster card on the bus, tube, tram. Taxis are available anywhere in central london. Plan your journey by clicking on this link https://tfl.gov.uk/

12/02/2020

A short drive away from the city center of Oxford lies a massive 17th century palace that served as the birthplace for Sir Winston Churchill. Journey through the intricate, lavish interiors of the State Rooms to get a taste of the royal lifestyle. See furniture designed by the famous French cabinetmaker André Charles Boulle, Savonnerie carpet, and other historical portraits, furniture, sculptures and tapestries. After exploring the palace’s interior, take a stroll around the vast beautiful lakeside gardens and parklands of the Palace featuring breathtaking views of the surrounding nature.

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12/02/2020

LEEDS CASTLE "THE LOVELIEST CASTLE IN THE WORLD"
Leeds Castle is Medieval Castle has been a private property of six of England’s medieval queens. This palace was inhabited by Henry VIII and his first wife Catherine of Aragon. The Castle is built between two islands in the middle of a lake. It’s architecture reflects the Medieval Norman and Tudor periods. The Garden overlooks the lake with both historical and scenic Royal Romantic setting. Book this tour with a 10% discount by calling 1 800 815 4003 https://europacgateways.premiumtours.co.uk/tours/leeds-castle-canterbury-dover-greenwich

11/02/2020

4 Hidden Gems of Bath besides the Roman Pump Room

Jane Austen Centre

Explore the history of one of England’s most beloved writers. Between 1801 and 1806 this Georgian townhouse served as her home as well as a backdrop in two of her novels: Northanger Abbey and Persuasion. The Jane Austen Centre recounts the tale of her time in Bath and the impact it had on her life and writing. Inside the centre is the Regency Tea Room which is open daily for afternoon or cream teas and other light lunches and refreshments.

Bath Abbey

Step into a place of worship that has lasted since 757 AD and inside you will find 635 memorials. Most of the 635 memorials commemorate the lives of people living between the 1700s and 1800s. Walk upon the newly relaid 891 ledgerstones that make up the floor. Adorning the walls are the decorative windows commissioned to recreate scenes from the Bible and other important religious events.

Pultney Bridge

This monument of Georgian architecture is one of only 4 bridges in the world adorned with shops across the full length of the bridge. This was the architectural work of Robert Ada, in 1769 and named after Frances Pultney, a man who had owned a lot of land in the surrounding area and hoped to rival John Wood’s town with a town of his own on the western side of the city. Today the bridge seems small and quaint but at the time of its construction it was a technological and artistic marvel. If the bridge does not catch your eye, the many shops embedded inside surely will.

Prior Park

This inviting garden was envisioned and developed by Ralph Allen, a Bath entrepreneur and philanthropist. With the help of architect Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown the seeds of these winding garden paths were planted. Within the grounds are a thatched cottage, icehouse and the feet of a gothic temple. Escape the rush of modern life and relax in an intimately constructed park

11/02/2020

4 Amazing things to see at Warner Bros Studio UK

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Potions Room
Almost 1000 unique potion jars decorate the potion room where Harry learned about Liquid Luck and Veritaserum, the truth telling potion. Inside the jars are dry leaves, baked animal bones from local butchers, herbs and shrunken head props.

Gryffindor Common Room
See the room where Harry received his Invisibility cloak and sit at the desk where his housemates studied. Put your feet up to the fireplace where Sirius Black contacted Harry in secret. In Christmas this entire common room is redecorated with original props from the Harry Potter movie series.

Dumbledore’s Office
Sit in the chair of headmaster of Hogwarts school of wizardry and witchcraft. Grasp the mantle where Fawkes the phoenix was reborn. See the memory cabinet that Harry used to discover Voldemort’s darkest secret. Inside is a mannequin with Dumbledore’s clothes surrounded by shelves of books and various magical artifacts like the enigmatic pensieve.

Hogwarts Castle
Gaze upon the original scale model used for exterior scenes in the Harry Potter films. Each section from the Owlery to the Courtyard is crafted in detail at a 1:24 scale. Encircling the model castle are many interactive sets giving insight into the construction of the castle model and its use in filming the movies.

03/02/2020

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29/01/2020

One of the prettiest villages in the Cotswold area not too far from Bath is the Castle Combe Village. Step back in time and explore the ancient honey hued stone cottages from this tiny Wiltshire Village in England with cottages built from 1600s. The village remained the same since then, as no new homes were built in the area.

The fairy tale cottages, surrounding valley views, the meandering river, the medieval market town where you can take a snap shot of the famous movie “Doctor Dolittle’s house” all comes together as a perfect setting of a fascinating fairy tale setting.

Castle Combe has long been a favored location by Hollywood film, television as the whole village makes the perfect film set.
Stardust, Warhorse, the Wolfman, and Dr. Dolittle are some of the famous movies filmed in this location.

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12/05/2017

Understanding international visitors

https://www.visitbritain.org/understanding-international-visitors
Understanding when international visitors initially start planning their holiday and considering a destination and what booking method they are most likely to use, can help you decide when and how to market your product. Planning, decision-making and booking cycle of international leisure visitors to Britain In spring 2016, VisitBritain commissioned new research in 20 markets to understand the holiday decision-making process. Researching and Planning: Almost half (49%) of visitors to...

11/05/2017