1066 Battle of Hastings Abbey and Battlefield
Battle
On 14th of October 1066 the history of England was changed forever. Walk the battlefield and imagine being at the heart of the fighting. Discover what life was really like in England just before the Conquest, and find out about the realities of this bloodiest of battles. Surrounded by the historic town of Battle with its... more details >
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Arley Arboretum & Gardens
Upper Arley near Bewdley
Arley Arboretum is one of the oldest Arboretums in Great Britain. Tucked away in the beautiful countryside of the Worcestershire and Shropshire borders near Bewdley, it boasts more than 300 species of trees in formal and informal plantings and gardens. The collection includes many rare and spectacular domestic and exotic... more details >
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Beverley Mini Guide
Beverley
This bustling market town boasts an attractive blend of past and present with lots to see and lots to do. The medieval town of Beverley is famous for its 13th century Minster, its market and its music. Toll Gavel, Butcher Row, Ladygate, Hengate, Wednesday Market and Saturday Market, the street names alone conjure... more details >
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Bridlington Mini Guide 2010
Bridlington
When you want a real Yorkshire seaside holiday, it’s got to be Bridlington. Buckets and spades, fish and chips, funfairs and arcades, gorgeous sandy beaches ... nowhere else hits the spot like our lovely resort. As well as plenty of attractions whatever the weather, there are even more great things to do nearby. For more... more details >
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Brontes in Pennine Yorkshire
kirklees
Download a copy of your guide to 'Shirley Country' and uncover the history of the Bronte's in the villages and towns around the Spen Valley, setting for Charlotte Bronte's novel 'Shirley'. Published in 1849, Charlotte Bronte's novel Shirley caused quite a sensation. Local people had only just discovered that the quiet... more details >
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Buckfast Abbey
Buckfastleigh, Devon
Buckfast Abbey was founded nearly a thousand years ago and stood for five hundred years before it was closed by Henry VIII. The present community of monks returned in 1882 and rebuilt Buckfast Abbey on its medieval foundations, finishing the church in 1938. Buckfast Abbey is famous for its stained glass, bee keeping and... more details >
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Chichester Cathedral
Chichester, West Sussex
Over 900 years old, Chichester Cathedral stands at the heart of Chichester. This beautiful Cathedral is both ancient and modern, where original medieval features exist alongside famous 20th century artworks. Open every day and all year, the Cathedral is free to enter, with free guided tours and special trails for children. more details >
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Chichester Cathedral Events June 2010 - September 2010
Chichester, West Sussex
Chichester Cathedral is open daily from 7.15am until 6.00pm (Winter) and 7.00pm (Summer). There is no charge for entry.
Forthcoming Events.
25th June – 11th July:
Chichester Festivities
17 days of world class events as
Chichester celebrates its 36th
Festivities. For information and tickets
see...
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Chiddingly Church Guide
Chiddingly, East Sussex
Chiddingly Church, a Grade I Listed building, is a landmark. Its spire is visible from every point of the compass, and indeed were it not for the Church it would be difficult to say exactly where Chiddingly is. For this is a 'dispersed' village, having its origin in a number of scattered settlements, all linked to... more details >
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Cholmondeley Castle & Gardens
Cheshire
The romantic castle - a product of the early 19th century - stands on a high rise above a lake. The castle is surrounded by sweeping lawns and a variety of mature trees, including cedars of lebannon, oak, and chestnut.
The gardens surrounding the castle provide a lovely mix of colour and height, with intriguing...
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Conishead Priory and Buddhist Temple
Ulverston
Be inspired by the Buddhist Temple, explore the Romantic Gothic mansion on a guided tour, relax in the Conservatory Café and gardens. Free parking and admission. Meditation courses, school and group visits. 2 miles south of Ulverston on the A5087 Coast Road. more details >
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Days out in the Wirral
Wirral
Download our tourism leaflet for a variety of FREE discount vouchers
A secret haven of coast, countryside, wildlife, history, art, theatre and heritage nestled between the River Mersey
and the River Dee in North West England, Wirral is
waiting to be discovered.
Less than 30 miles...
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Exeter Cathedral
Exeter
Pilgrims and visitors have been making their way to Exeter Cathedral since medieval times. It is one of the most visited places in the west country. Built in the decorated gothic style, it has the longest uninterrupted medieval gothic vaulting in the world. Visitors have always been made welcome, and we invite you to come... more details >
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Ford and Etal Estates
Cornhill-on-Tweed, Northumberland
The Perfect Day Out and Short Break Destination in Northumberland
The Essence of North Northumberland. Lying in the valley of the River Till, the communities of Ford, Etal, Branxton, Milfield and Crookham have so much to offer. First-time visitors may have been drawn by the principal attractions outlined...
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Glastonbury Abbey
GLASTONBURY, Somerset
Romantic Ruins - Once the grandest and richest Abbey in England. A great Glastonbury experience awaits you here!
Peaceful parkland - Such a special atmosphere within our 36 acres of Somerset parkland, ponds, orchard and wildlife areas.
History brought to life by our costumed guides - from March until October....
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Gloucester Cathedral
Gloucester
You are most welcome to visit the Cathedral, either to attend a service and to hear our wonderful choir, or to attend any of our events or concerts. Or you are welcome to come and visit and experience the architecture of the building. We have a gift shop and a coffee shop where you can buy a souvenir or relax. The... more details >
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Gloucester Cathedral Events
Gloucester
Download our events leaflet for information about services, concerts and events throughout September - November more details >
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Herriot Country Attractions Group
North Yorkshire
Hambleton's Herriot Country takes its name from the Hambleton Hills as well as from one of the world's best-loved writers, James Herriot. James Herriot, alias real life vet Alf Wight, lived and worked in the market town of Thirsk for more than 50 years and it was from this quiet corner of North Yorkshire that he drew inspiration... more details >
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Historic Norfolk
Norfolk
This leaflet contains information on various English Heritage properties in the Norfolk area including: Castle Acre Priory, this beautiful priory and castle, set in the pretty Norfolk village of Castle Acre, offer a wonderful day out for all the family. Grime's Graves Prehistoric Flint Mine, experience an unforgettable... more details >
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Hull & East Yorkshire
Hull & East Yorkshire
City, Coast and Countryside is hard to come across in one region but Hull & East Yorkshire has it all. Whether you want to experience city life, the freshest fish and chips or you want a true farm stay experience you'll find everything you could possible want and more when you visit Hull & East Yorkshire. more details >
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