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Join Barts Heritage for a Conservation Tour of the North Wing of St Bartholomew's Hospital. Explore the hospital’s rich history, and the architecture and people involved in the craftsmanship of the James Gibbs Great Hall.
Things to do in London tomorrow - ianVisits
What's happening in London tomorrow - a geeky guide to the offbeat, curious and nerdy events that are taking place in London tomorrow. Check out for exhibitions, for special events, and walks -- all in London tomorrow.
Things to do this weekend in London (14th-15th December)
This lecture, enriched with a collection of peculiar, slightly eerie, yet traditional and original Victorian Christmas card illustrations, promises to transport you to a time imbued with the nostalgic vibes of Christmas.
Beautiful videos from the driver’s eye view of Britain ... - ianVisits
Mar 20, 2022 · National Rail has set up an incredibly relaxing “tv channel” on YouTube that constantly shows train drivers’ view of some delightful train trips across the UK.
Free visits to National Trust properties this autumn
Oct 5, 2022 · This autumn, the National Trust is offering free tickets to visit most of its properties across the UK. It’s one ticket per application, but the tickets are family sized – so that’s for up to two adults and four children to pay a visit together, all for free.
Discover Chiswick House and Gardens - ianVisits
May 24, 2023 · A high wall punched with occasional doors leads to a large public garden and park with a remarkable house. This is Chiswick House and Gardens, a large estate that’s not just an interesting place to visit today, but also the place where grand English gardens changed direction from formal to informal layouts.. Although managed by a trust, the site is split in ownership between Hounslow Council ...
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Everything you (probably) didn’t know about… Trafalgar Square
Apr 18, 2018 · 3] Why Trafalgar? It wasn’t a square that was built to commemorate a battle, but an open space with no name that later acquired one. The space for the Square was cleared soon after the passing of the Charing Cross Act which permitted it to be built, but it was probably going to be named after William IV commemorating his ascent to the throne in 1830, the year the clearance was started.
Canary Wharf’s Winter Lights festival has opened
Jan 19, 2023 · Elsewhere, the only installation to have a queue, and worth the short wait, is Anima, which is nothing more than a large box you walk through with “christmas tree lights” hanging from the ceiling, but it’s really good fun to walk through as the glowing fronds are pushed away by your passage.
A day trip to – Saffron Walden, Essex - ianVisits
Jul 22, 2021 · If you were to be on a day trip to say, Audley End House, then not far is the pretty market town of Saffron Walden to fill the rest of the day with. Saffron Walden is an ancient market village that has the remains of a Norman castle, a very large church, lots of old buildings, a great museum, and some old fortifications to see.
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