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England is renowned for its changeable weather however when the sun shines you’ll be hard pushed to find a more beautiful place. There is lots to see and do here and something for every type of tourist to enjoy.

England 

Kielder Water and Forest Park

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Kielder is a very remote area known for its beautiful landscapes with huge man-made lakes and a view of the night sky like you have never seen it before. If you wish to get lost in nature in Northumberland, Kielder Water and Forest Park brings you nature like you have never seen it before. Explore Kielder There is so much to do in and around Kielder that you will be spoilt for choice, no matter what your age. Kielder is the proud home to the largest man-made lake in the…

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England 

Peppa Pig World

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Peppa Pig World is the premier attraction at Paultons Family Theme Park, which is located in Hampshire, England and spreads over an area of 140 acres within the beautiful village of Ower. While there are plenty of other attractions at the family park which range from giant roller coasters and 4D movie halls to penguin visits that will entertain the entire family, Peppa Pig World deservedly gets the spotlight. As you step into the park with your children, it really feels like you have entered the actual, real life version…

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England London 

What to Do on a Wet Weekend in London

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Every year, London attracts record numbers of visitors. They come from all over the world to experience the city’s historical landmarks, find out where the Queen lives, and enjoy a pint of beer in a traditional English pub. It is hardly surprising that London is so popular. There are at least 25 major landmarks worth seeing, not to mention hundreds of museums, attractions, and sights to explore. Many of them, however, are less attractive when it’s raining, so with an average 22 inches of rainfall in London each year, it…

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England Yorkshire 

Castle Howard

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Castle Howard is an impressive stately home in North Yorkshire. Built in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Castle Howard should be top of your list of things to do when you visit Yorkshire. This magnificent 18th-century house and gardens are a popular visitor attraction and many describe it as the UK Palace of Versailles. There is a huge amount to see and do, from carefully curated exhibitions in the main house to exhibitions, displays, sporting events, and lavish gardens. There are a thousand acres of parkland to explore, as…

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England Sussex 

Drusillas Park Zoo

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A small zoo spanning just ten acres, Drusillas Park Zoo is a family-friendly attraction located near Alfriston, in East Sussex. It is home to a range of both wild and domestic animals, and boasts a number of attractions including the popular Go Safari!, and the first Hello Kitty themed attraction in Europe. The exhibits and attractions are aimed at young children between the ages of two and ten years old, but adults can have plenty of fun here too, with hundreds of beautiful animals to meet. Animals: Over the years,…

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England Leicester 

The National Space Centre

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Located next to the River Soar on the north side of Leicester, the National Space Centre is a museum that focuses on the fields of astronomy and space science. It is also home to a space research program, which is conducted in association with the local University of Leicester. The building itself is a unique tower that contains minimal steel supports, instead using a semi-transparent cladding of ethylene tetrafluoroethylene (ETFE) plastic ‘pillows’, which has made the building one of the most instantly recognisable in the area. The building itself was…

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England Shropshire 

Ironbridge Gorge

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Sometimes it’s not necessary to get on a plane and travel a great distance in order to have a fun and unique travel experience. People are often surprised at the many attractions located around them, which allow you to get a richer sense of your country’s culture and history. The Ironbridge Gorge is a perfect example of a local attraction that is filled with all kinds of adventure and experiences to explore. What is the Ironbridge Gorge? The Ironbridge Gorge is a World Heritage Site and is located along the…

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England Withernsea 

Withernsea

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Withernsea is a typical Yorkshire seaside town with miles of golden sand, a traditional promenade, and some seriously tasty fish & chip restaurants. The waters are clean and the beaches have won awards. On a fine day, Withernsea is glorious. You can see for miles across the North Sea as you sit on the promenade, eating fish & chips and listening to the gulls cry high above. Here are the best bits of Withernsea if you are planning a trip to the area. The biggest landmark in Withernsea is the…

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England Goole 

Goole

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Goole is a small market town in the East Riding of Yorkshire. Despite being quite a long way from the coast, Goole is an inland port town with a rich maritime heritage. It was once an important hub for the local coal industry, but with the decline of the coal mining industry, Goole has reinvented itself as a thriving community with a strong cultural centre. Goole’s Maritime Past The Yorkshire Waterways Museum is a good place to start if you want to learn more about Goole’s maritime past – and…

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England Workington 

Workington

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Workington is an ancient industrial and market town that lies at the mouth of the River Derwent in west Cumbria. It serves as a major shopping area, and it is a beloved tourist destination. This historic town has several areas, particularly those that are found north of the River Derwent, that date all the way back to the Roman era, making it an ideal place for history buffs, but it’s the many diverse attractions of this lovely city that make it one of the best places to visit in all…

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