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Historical Monuments in Canterbury

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Nestled in the heart of the pedestrian streets of the medieval city of Canterbury, the arch of the Christ Church Gate is one of th

Historical Monuments in Canterbury

Christ Church University of Canterbury

Located just outside the center of the picturesque medieval town, a few meters from its beautiful well preserved walls, Christ Chu

Markets in Canterbury

Canterbury Community Farmers' Market

The economic heart of the beautiful city of Canterbury, the weekly market is held every Wednesday between 9 and 5 (roughly). You'l

Churches in Cambridge

Holy Sepulchre

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Located at the crossroads of St John's Street and Sydney Street, this little monument shouldn't be missed. It's quite different fr

Historical Monuments in Cambridge

Downing College

Located in the extreme south of the city, outside the historic heart of Cambridge and facing the enormous Parker's Piece park, Dow

Gardens in London

Bedford Square

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This is a great square in London! If you want to see something besides the typical English red buses and telephone booths, you hav

Theaters in London

Dominion Theatre

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Strategically located at the corner of two very famous avenues, Tottenham Court Road and Oxford Street, the Dominion Theater is on

Historical Monuments in Rochester

Rochester's cathedral

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Located in the historic and commercial heart of the city, the Cathedral of Rochester is one of the main sights to visit. It is one

Historical Monuments in Canterbury

Assisi Cottage

The canals of the city provide a nice way to discover Canterbury, with plenty of river boats around and a chance to discover the t

Historical Monuments in Canterbury

The King's Bridge

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Located about halfway up the High Street of the medieval city of Canterbury, King's Bridge is the starting point for tourist boat

Historical Monuments in Canterbury

Blackfriars' Monastery

Having arrived in Canterbury in search of land to settle, the Blackfriar monks (their name comes from the color of the clothes the

Historical Monuments in Canterbury

University of Kent

Located on Tyler Hill, about 2.5 miles from the center of the medieval city of Canterbury, the campus of the University of Kent is

Historical Monuments in London

Jewel Tower

Somewhat hidden behind the Cathedral of Westminster, the Jewel Tower was built in the 14th century. Don't confuse it with the Towe

Statues in London

Statue of Oliver Cromwell

In 1894, the Prime Minister Lord Rosebery, a great admirer of Cromwell, proposed to erect a statue in his honor to commemorate wha

Football Fields in London

Wimbledon Stadium

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Yes, during my trip to London in late June I had the chance to spend a day at Wimbledon, during the famous tennis tournament that

Streets in Brighton

North Laine

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Here, every day is Halloween! This is the craziest part of Brighton, where you can die your hair bright colors, and get a piercing

Gardens in London

Victoria Tower Gardens

Established in 1870, the Victoria Tower Gardens owes its name to its proximity to the famous Victoria Tower of the Palace of Westm

Museums in London

Ripley's Believe it or not Museum

Ripley's Believe It or Not is great family entertainment (but not recommended for very young children). You'll find a Mini Cooper

Things to do in England

The top 2.711 attractions in England