The Legend of the Lübeck Devil and St. Mary's Church The medieval town of Lübeck has many tales and legends and one that is popularly told to most visitors is that of the cute little devil, sitting on a stone outside Marienkirche (St. Mary's Church). About Lübeck's Devil at St. Mary's As the … [Read more...]
Lübeck – A Symbol of the Hanseatic League
Lübeck Cultural Attractions Symbolize its Great Past as a Free Hanseatic City: Founded in 1143, this picturesque medieval town of Lübeck was a member of the powerful Hanseatic League and up to this day its cultural attractions symbolize the great past of Lübeck as free Hanseatic city. Lübeck … [Read more...]
Lübeck’s Famous Niederegger Marzipan
Taste The Perfect Niederegger Marzipan in Lübeck: Lübeck is famous for its marzipan and from the number of visitors and shoppers in the Niederegger Patisserie in Breite Strasse, it is evident that marzipan is much sought after by visitors to this historical town. Marzipan has been popular in … [Read more...]
Kew Palace and Gardens
Kew Palace and Gardens: Kew Palace, known at Dutch House until 1827, was built in 1631 for the Dutch merchant Samuel Fortrey. The Austrian ruler in Amadeus announced "It's good to be king!" , but sometimes being a wealthy merchant is just as good, if not better. Mr. Fortrey's descendants … [Read more...]
Tower Bridge – A Victorian Engineering Marvel
A Symbol of London when it was Built in 1894 and still a London icon today: Built between 1886 and 1894, the Tower Bridge quickly became a symbol of London when it was opened. Up to this day, this flamboyant piece of Victorian engineering is still one of the grand icons of London. The … [Read more...]
Cornwall's Garden of Eden
The Eden Project includes The World's largest Greenhouse : From the air they look like Jurasic golf balls that have struck earth and been semi-embedded into the ground. Those familiar with the Eden Project in Cornwall will know of these biomes that house plant species collected from all over the … [Read more...]
Madame Tussauds and the Marvel Superheroes
Experience the Realms of the Powerful and Famous At Madame Tussauds: Few attractions in London can compare with Madame Tussauds in terms of being both centuries old and completely modern. The wax museum displays a large collection of famous figures from world history, royalty, world leaders and … [Read more...]
Hole-in-the-Wall Pub – Torquay
Torquay's Oldest Pub : Torquay has many pubs around the waterfront, but the one that took our fancy is the Hole-in-the-Wall, Torquay's oldest inn. Built in 1540, the Hole-in-the-Wall is tucked away in Park Lane, a little side street off the Strand, the restaurant district. From the front … [Read more...]
Fine Dining at the Seafood Cafe – St. Ives
Seafood Presented with Style at the Seafood Cafe - St. Ives: It's always good when a local provides you with recommendations on places to eat, especially in St. Ives, Cornwall where there is a huge number of restaurants and cafes offering all different cuisine types. Mike, our guest house host is … [Read more...]
No. 7 – A Seafood Bistro in Torquay
No. 7 - A Seafood Bistro on Park Hill Road, Torquay On our way from Torquay Railway Station to the Imperial Hotel, we ask our friendly taxi driver if she could recommend a fish restaurant. Without hesitation, she points us to No. 7, a seafood bistro on Park Hill Road. It's on the road to our … [Read more...]
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