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Gardens in London

This beautiful garden which is situated next to Hyde Park is incredibly beautiful and tranquil. Everything seems so peacefull as w

Historical Monuments in London

House William Hazlitt

This Georgian house is distinguished by its style, its balance of proportions, its red bricks, sash windows and beds of violets fi

Statues in London

Still Water Horse Head Statue

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For some, a splendid example of modern art, for others one of the ugliest statues in London, the Marwari horse head of Marble Arch

Of Touristic Interest in Whitley Bay

St mary's lighthouse

If you're ever in the Newcastle area I recommend that you visit this lighthouse. I went on a cloudy day, and even though it starte

Of Touristic Interest in Corbridge

Corbridge Bridge

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The historical bridge that stands before us today is a reconstruction of the seventeenth century bridge, which existed previously

Of Touristic Interest in Corbridge

Campamento Romano de Corbridge

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Hadrian's Wall represents the Roman Empire's northernmost border. Its construction separated the civilized world from the Barbaria

Churches in London

St. Mary-le-Bow

This small church, over 700 years old, is officially known as the St Mary & Holy Trinity Church, but better known as Bow Church. O

Churches in London

Our Lady & St. Catherine of Siena

It is a Roman Catholic church, built in 1870, with charming brick architecture that is quite beautiful, though not very detailed.

Bars in London

Lamb & Flag

Like everything in London, the age of the Lamb and Flag can be counted in centuries. Opened in 1772, it has stood for nearly two a

Markets in Hexham

Mercado Medieval de Hexham

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An abbey in medieval times always brought a number of improvements in the surroundings, and it was the marketing, as the abbey wor

Churches in Hexham

Hexham Abbey

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This abbey is the origin of the town of Hexham and it was erected in 674 AD as a gift from the Queen Etheldreda to the Bishop of Y

Castles in Sunderland

Hylton Castle

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On one of our walks in Sunderland, by absolute chance, we found in a park north of the city this wonder by the name of Hylton Cast

Villages in Whitehaven

Whitehaven (pueblo)

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The seaport of Whitehaven was for some time the third most important port in the UK with commercial connections to the most import

Churches in Whitehaven

St Gregory and St Patrick's Catholic Community School

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Just west of Whitehaven harbor, near the castle, you'll find a small church which has long served one of the most disadvantaged sc

Markets in Whitehaven

Mercado de Whitehaven

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This has been the market area or shopping street since medieval times (supposedly), and its role remains unchanged. You can find a

Museums in Whitehaven

The Beacon Museum

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The Beacon is a museum and local archive in an interesting circular building reminiscent of a lighthouse. It's in the west of the

Of Touristic Interest in Whitehaven

El Candelero

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This curious candlestick marks the highest point of the town of Whitehaven, located in what was formerly a cliff and in earlier ti

Of Touristic Interest in Whitehaven

Duke Coal Factory

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These ruins are confusing because from the bottom, in the port area, they seem to be the remains of a castle, but once at the top

Things to do in England

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