United Kingdom
Ten Things To Do in London
If you're planning a vacation to London, be sure to take advantage of this wonderful city with so much to offer. London is brimming with an array of exciting things to do and things to see for all ages and tastes. As one of the culture capitals of the world, London holds sight seeing and tourist adventures that you can't experience anywhere else. Get the most out of your London vacation and let it loose by visiting these ten must see things to do in London!(Saturday, March 11, 2006)
London Vacation: Westminster Abbey
Westminster Abbey, in London's Parliament Square, is probably best known to tourists as the site of royal coronations, funerals, and the final resting place of many of England's royals and political leaders. An amazing amount of history can be found by visiting this impressively-beautiful working church and house of remembrance.(Saturday, June 17, 2006)
Gatwick Airport Parking - Time and Money Saving Advice
Gatwick Airport parking can be a minefield. Where do I start looking for Gatwick parking? Do I want Gatwick short term or Gatwick long term parking? Should I go with Gatwick BAA Parking? Where can I find a simple Gatwick airport parking price checker and can I compare Gatwick parking prices? If these are questions you find echoing around your thoughts before you travel, then this is the article for you.(Thursday, November 23, 2006)
Tips For Visiting London's Hyde Park
If you find yourself traveling to London, you should plan on visiting Hyde Park. Henry VIII enjoyed hunting for deer on the land that makes up the park but in the first part of the 17th century, King James I allowed access to the public. You can enjoy nature, boating, sports and riding or you can visit the better known Speakers Corner. There you can let your views be known to the crowd while standing on a soapbox.(Friday, August 17, 2007)
Discover the Docklands, London
An upcoming rival to the City in the financial sector is the Docklands in the east of London. As a city built on its booming river trade, the Docklands were developed to cope with the rise in business during the height of the British Empire. For visitors interested in the nautical history of London or for those visiting London on business, the Docklands is becoming increasingly popular as a place to stay and see the sights especially if staying away from the hustle and bustle of the West End is preferred. There is also a good chance that if you are in the area on business you will be headed to one of the conference centres located there!(Tuesday, August 21, 2007)
Holidaying in the UK: London, Birmingham and Manchester
A millennium of history together with an unparalleled range of sporting and cultural attractions make the UK one the world's most popular tourist destinations: London, Birmingham and Manchester(Tuesday, August 21, 2007)
Winchester Cathedral - England's Most Beautiful Cathedral
England has many beautiful cathedrals, but in my opinion, Winchester Cathedral is without doubt the most beautiful. Its scale, architecture and setting make it unrivalled. And, if that wasn't enough, the cathedral happens to be in England's most preserved and picturesque city.(Sunday, September 23, 2007)
Cheap Hotel London UK is Making London Accessible For All Income Groups
Cheap hotel London UK may be absurd term for some one and still if you are insisting then you may get remark like 'just stop daydreaming'. Well! It may be a daydreaming but not for them who are going in planned way.(Tuesday, February 26, 2008)
A Guide to the British Museum, London
If you are in London, you definitely have to make time to visit the British Museum no matter how packed your itinerary is. You will certainly not regret it. A visit to the British Museum will take you through the stories of many different cultures and peoples, transporting you back through the ages. It is definitely not your typical museum.(Tuesday, April 08, 2008)
Trafalgar Square - One of London's Oldest and Best Attractions
London is seen by many travellers to be one of the world's must-see cities and although recent developments such as the London Eye and the Millennium Dome are huge attractions to tourists, the majority still set aside time for the more traditional landmarks, like Trafalgar Square.(Tuesday, July 01, 2008)
