Glastonbury Abbey Is Full of History As Well As Legends About King Arthur: Set in 36 acres of parkland, Glastonbury Abbey is believed to be one of the oldest churches in England and is frequently associated with the legend of King Arthur, an association that the monks at the Abbey were … [Read more...]
Glastonbury Tor – The Mystical, Magical Hill
Glastonbury Tor Holds Centuries of Extraordinary Myths and Legends: Like a beacon, Glastonbury Tor lets you know when you're drawing close to Glastonbury. With its enigmatic St Michael's church tower, the Tor dominates the landscape in the region. Glastonbury Tor is shrouded with centuries … [Read more...]
Glastonbury – Myths, Legends and The Glasto
Glastonbury is Famous for its Myths, King Arthur Legends and The Glastonbury Festival: Glastonbury is mostly associated with the Glastonbury Festival or Glasto, the largest open-air music and performing arts festival in the world. This small town in Somerset, about 48 km south of Bristol, is … [Read more...]
Visiting the Home of Wedgwood at Stoke-on-Trent
Josiah Wedgwood - the Man who Started Wedgwood: Our travels through Staffordshire brought us to the Wedgwood Visitor Centre to learn a little about this famous brand ... and perhaps for some retail therapy. The Wedgwood Visitor Centre is located at the home of Wedgwood whose factory is set in 250 … [Read more...]
A Dinner at the Castle Combe Inn – Castle Combe
A Dinner in Castle Combe, the Prettiest Village in England: Our dinner at the Castle Inn tonight was part of a tour to Castle Combe to see the "prettiest village in England". Before dinner, we had time to wonder around the village which looks like it's been frozen in time. Except for a few cars … [Read more...]
A Visit to Belleek Pottery in Co. Fermanagh
Belleek Pottery is World Famous for its Belleek Fine Parian China: Belleek is a little village in County Fermanagh in Northern Ireland that not many people may know about, except perhaps those people who are keen on Belleek china. Whilst the larger part of Belleek is in County Fermanagh, a part … [Read more...]
Ring of Brodgar – Stone Circle and Henge in Orkney
The Ring of Brodgar Is The Third Largest Stone Circle In The British Isles: Just as old and mysterious as Stonehenge, but perhaps nowhere nearly as famous, is the Ring of Brodgar (or Brogar) Stone Circle and Henge on the Mainland island of Orkney, Scotland. If not for its remote location, the … [Read more...]
Edinburgh Airport (EDI) – Edinburgh Airport Transport
Edinburgh Airport Transport: Transfers From and To Edinburgh Airport: Edinburgh Airport is Scotland's main airport and it is home to more than 40 airlines which serve over 100 destinations. With some nine million passengers a year passing through Edinburgh Airport, it is Scotland's busiest … [Read more...]
Kölner Philharmonie – An Amphitheatre-like Concert Hall
Köln Philharmonie Is An Important Part of Europe's Classical Music Scene: Situated in the city centre, Cologne's concert hall, the Kölner Philharmonie, is a relatively modern building which was opened on 14th September 1986. Kölner Philharmonie Concerts With over 400 concerts each year, … [Read more...]
Nürnberger Bratwurst – Nuremberg’s Distinctive Sausages
The Nürnberger Bratwurst Tastes Best When Freshly Cooked on a Charcoal Grill: Nuremberg is famous for its Nürnberger bratwurst which is traditionally grilled or roasted and served three abreast on a bun with mustard. Whether it is served Drei im Weggla (three in a roll), on a plate with … [Read more...]
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