Royal Windsor Horse Show 2016 will take place 11th – 15th May. Windsor Wednesday On Wednesday 11th May, general entry to Royal Windsor Horse Show will be free of charge, allowing you to experience the show in all it’s glory without having to pay a penny! You may order these free tickets in advance or…
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Attractions in Windsor With over 900 years of history and lots of sights to see, make the most of this beautiful and historic part of England. Combine contemporary shopping, fine dining and some of the country s top visitor attractions with a lively and exciting ambience and you have the formula for…
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Under head chef Luciano Boseggia the restaurant won the taste buds of the most discerning connoisseurs of Italian cuisine and charmed the locals with their menu guided in specialties with antipasti, polenta, soups, risottos, pasta, grilled fish and crustaceans. The dishes are prepared with every refinement…
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Alton Tower’s Oblivion chugs above the Peak District staples of farmers market, wind farm and canal, and the uniquely northern Coronation Street makes a teeny nod to TV. Outside, rain batters the car park at the Trafford Centre while we are invited into the warmth of Professor Brick’s factory; to pull…
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The history of the crown jewels dates back to Queen Sophie Magdalene, who was married to Christian VI. In 1746, she specified in her will that her jewels should not be passed on to a specific person but should always be at the disposal of the sitting queen with the reasoning that ¨ …in this Royal House…
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Japan, Brazil and Peru come together here. That’s not an eye-opener these days, but the entrance to this expensive New York import is. Take the glass elevator that clings to the side of Heron Tower, shoot up 38 floors in a few stomach-flipping seconds, then walk into a bar from which you can practically…
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Some 2, years ago, an army of Iron Age warriors was slaughtered in battle and then cast into a lake near the Alken Enge wetlands in East Jutland, Denmark. Archeologists have long suspected that the bodies were tossed in their watery mass grave as part of a religious sacrifice, but recent excavations…
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Only Prince Philip attended a public service, joining 80 parishioners at the 13th Century St Mary Magdalene Church on the Sandringham Estate, where thanks were given for Princess Margaret s life. The Queen Mother, who is 101 and who is still very weak after suffering from a bad cough, was told of the…
Windsor Castle and the Palace of Holyroodhouse will undergo an impressive £37million refurbishment over the next few years. Visitors to the royal residences will have a more direct, fulfilling and meaningful experience as new spaces are opened up to the public for the first time ever. At Windsor, tourists…
It’s time to get in touch with your inner child – or rather, make them giddy with glee and leave them feeling just a little bit sick, because a giant adults only bouncy castle has arrived in London, puffed up and looking majestic by Tower Bridge. The castle, which is seven metres high and eleven metres…
Castles and fortified houses can be found all over Britain. Impressive, oppressive, dramatic, romantic: who built these castles, and why? Many fortified sites started off as Bronze or Iron Age forts, built as defensive positions against warring tribes and / or invaders. These were often built on high…
London Towers was a professional basketball team based in London, England. They enjoyed some success in the 1990s, collecting 3 titles in the British Basketball League (BBL) as well as regularly competing in European competitions such as the Euroleague and EuroCup. They contested a fierce rivalry with…
Richard “the worst man in the world” Roper may have left our screens now that The Night Manager is over but there’s plenty more darkness in spring television. Last night was the first episode of Marcella, ITV’s new thriller from the creator of The Bridge. Here’s everything you need to know about the…
Step-free entrance 22 accessible bedrooms with adapted bath/shower facilities 6 accessible public toilets Emergency assistance points on each floor Lift access to all bedrooms and meeting rooms Hard-of-hearing loops in public areas and meeting rooms Accessible facilities in our meeting rooms Accessible…
The Tower of London is admired for its architecture and its history but it is most remembered for the bloody executions, imprisonment and torture of the prisoners who were incarcerated in the great London castle. The Tower of London The mysterious deaths, like those of the two little Princes in the Tower and the tragic story of the execution of the pathetically young Lady Jane…
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Perched high on the 8th floor of OXO Tower on London’s South Bank, OXO Tower Brasserie affords sensational views across London and the Thames from its 250-foot terrace and dining area. The informal setting has an infectious buzz, with live music from an extensive line-up of jazz musicians adding an extra dimension to the experience. Head Chef Keir Barry has created a modern…
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1 Windsor Castle A grand castle built atop a chalk hill, Windsor Castle has served as the summer residence of British Royals for over 900 years. One of Britain s most beautiful residences, it s also the largest inhabited castle in the world and has been added to many times by many monarchs, including William the Conqueror who built the first castle here in 1078. Along with…
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The Tower of London , also known as “Her Majesty’s Royal Palace and Fortress”, a royal palace made up of a complex of several buildings, was built as a place to protect and control the city of London. The Norman military architecture was built by William the Conqueror, and has expanded over history. The complex consists of several buildings including the White Tower, and is…
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Back in the Eighties, The Warwick Castle pub in Portobello Road seemed to me, and many others, to be the centre of the world. A veritable portal of creativity, the clientele could boast diverse talents ranging from manual labour to movie making, music to monkey business. Some seemed to relish all the combative opportunities the pub had to offer at closing time. It also boasted…
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