Castle & Gardens of Mey Was The Queen Mother's Favourite Home in Caithness Castle Mey was the favourite home of the Queen Mother when she visited Scotland. So when we travelled to the north of Scotland, we paid a visit to the Queen Mother's favourite residence, the only home that the Queen … [Read more...]
Skara Brae – A Village Older than the Egyptian Pyramids
Skara brae is by far the Oldest Neolithic site in Northern Europe: Standing in a village that's over 5,000 years old is a pretty awesome experience. Skara Brae was an inhabited village long before the Egyptian pyramids were built and although we do not hear too much about it, Skara Brae was a … [Read more...]
Jedburgh Abbey – A Castle in Scotland's Border Country
An Augustinian House of Royal Patronage: Travelling in the Scottish border region you'll see a landscape that's dotted with imposing castles, elegant abbeys, stately mansions and dramatic ruins, all of which tell interesting stories of the area's turbulent and romantic history. Jedburgh Abbey is … [Read more...]
London Attractions – Things To Do in London
London Attractions: London Has a Perfect Blend of Things to Do to Suit All Tastes: No matter what your tastes - whether modern or classical art, monuments and museums, zoos and gardens, shopping, nightclubs, theatre, music, and on and on - there's an abundance of things to do in London. And if … [Read more...]
St Paul's Cathedral – A London Landmark
St Paul's Cathedral - A Christopher Wren Masterpiece: For over three hundred years St Paul's Cathedral has served as one of the enduring symbols of London, a role it richly deserves. Completed in 1708, Sir Christopher Wren's masterwork is a London landmark recognized the world over by its large … [Read more...]
The National Gallery – London
London's National Gallery has a Rich Collection of over 2,300 Paintings: Throughout its troubled history, the National Gallery in London has persevered to maintain one of the greatest art collections in the world. Having no Royal collection with which to begin, the museum found its start with … [Read more...]
Piccadilly Circus – London
There is No Circus at Piccadilly Circus: At the junction of Regent Street and Shaftesbury Avenue lies a trapezoidal area near London's West End known to the world as Piccadilly Circus. It's an odd name, since there's no circus there, but even odder is that 'circus' usually denotes a round city … [Read more...]
The British Museum – London
The British Museum - The Oldest Public Museum in the World: Often rated the number one tourist attraction in London, the British Museum houses millions of artifacts from around the world spanning thousands of years of culture and history. Established in 1753, it is one of the oldest public museums … [Read more...]
Tower of London – Once a Place to be Feared
The Tower of London is Now Home to The Crown Jewels: Few prisons can claim to be as popular an attraction as the Tower of London - unpleasant for some for over 900 years. Its twenty towersare filled with an ancient tradition of royal blood, armour and jewels and the history to match. The … [Read more...]
CultureLine Connects the Hidden Treasures of London
CultureLine - A Rail Link that Creates New Cultural Connections: London may have more museums and galleries than anywhere else in the world, but this has not stopped the City of London from exposing more of its hidden treasures to culture lovers. A new rail line linking the city's north and south … [Read more...]
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