Visitors flock to the Tower of London to see the incomparable Crown Jewels, hear the stories of King Henry VIII and his 6 wives (2 of
One of the most popular destinations outside of London is the mysterious stone circle known as Stonehenge. Over 1 million people a year visit this
Why It Came About 2015 marks the 800th anniversary of the creation of the Magna Carta, or Great Charter, a defining moment in English history.
Royal Gun Salutes are one of those wonderfully traditional and nostalgic occasions, full of pomp and ceremony. They mark special occasions and are an absolute spectacle
With the Championships rapidly approaching, we thought we’d give some perspective on one of the great occasions in the British sporting calendar as well as
We’re often taking clients around the West Country but usually it’s to the sweeping Georgian terraces of Bath. We were quite excited therefore when a
Hampton Court Palace does receive > 500,000 visitors a year but, by comparison with British Museum (6.7 million), Tower of London (2.9 million), Westminster Abbey
Visitors to England often have viewing the Changing of the Guard on their list of things to do. We’ll briefly cover what it is but
Forgotten Victorian Heroes Who would you consider to be Victorian Greats; Charles Darwin, Florence Nightingale, George Stephenson? All were remarkable people and rightfully celebrated. Indeed
‘Two nations divided by a common language’ is part of a quote by George Bernard Shaw the only person to win a Nobel Prize in
Origin & history - Future passive participle of mīrō, Participle is which is to be wondered or marvelled at.
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