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National Sea Life Centre: ... went on a visit to Birmingham Sealife Centre last week for my birthday with some friends. I love fish and aquariums so was really looking forward to going. I d previously been to the centres in Great Yarmouth and Scarborough but not for a number of years. Firstly, the prices shown about on here are very out of date. It s actually now a massive £15.60 per adult to get in, although I had managed to get a couple of 2...
Read the full review: Interesting but expensive by Codfish
 

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Sightseeing National - Sizewell Visitor Centre Sizewell Visitor Centre
Sightseeing National / Nuclear Power Station located in Sizewell Visitor Centre, Sizewell Power Station, Nt. Leiston, Suffolk IP16 4UR
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The Albans Arena The Albans Arena
Sightseeing National / Civic Centre St Albans Herts AL1 3LD, England. Tel: +44 (0) 1727 844488
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Sightseeing National - Glyndebourne Glyndebourne
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Eureka Museum Eureka Museum
Sightseeing National / The Museum for Children, Discovery Road HX1 2NE, Halifax UK. Tel: +44-1422-330069
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Sightseeing National - Longleat Safari Park Longleat Safari Park
Sightseeing National / Longleat Enterprises Ltd. Longleat Estate, Warminster, Wiltshire, BA12 7NW, UK Tel :- +44 (0)1985 844400
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Ironbridge Gorge Museum Ironbridge Gorge Museum
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Sightseeing National - Lamorna Cove Lamorna Cove
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The Birmingham Hippodrome The Birmingham Hippodrome
Sightseeing National / Hurst Street, Birmingham b5 4tb.
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Sightseeing National - Legoland Windsor Legoland Windsor
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Matlock Bath Matlock Bath
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crazyminx Shakespeare's Birthplace
... s Birthplace has been called "Possibly the most famous and most visited literary landmark in Britain" by www.stratford.co.uk. I m not sure if this rather bold claim is completely true, but it is probably not too far off. If you are planning a visit to Stratford, the Birthplace is an essential place to visit, not necessarily because it s particularly exciting in itself, but more because it is an important part of English history and heritage. The house stands in Henley Street, near the centre of Stratford, a quick and easy walk from the market, public carparks and shops. You do not enter directly into the house itself, you actually enter into the vis...
Read the full review: Herbs, glove-making and scary puppets by crazyminx
KELLY170980 Coombe Abbey Country Park (Binley)
... have experienced the corperate days side of Coombe abbey twice now and both times they have been a pleasure to deal with. I organise four trips a year for our company (its what we call our teamtogether days ) and commbe abbey has been our venue choice for two events ..... one being a treasure hunt and the other being a medevil banquet. The treasure hunt was brilliant, i never actually realised how many beutiful things there were to see at coombe abbey and i have been going there every since i was a little girl myself, for eg. they have a lot of great tree carvings, they are absolutly gorgeous and so much work must have gone into them, there is also some great scul...
Read the full review: Great for corperate entertaining. by KELLY170980
crazyminx Harvard House (Stratford-upon-Avon)
... House and the Museum of British Pewter, situated in the centre of Stratford on the High Street, within easy reach of the shops and just a short walk from Shakespeare s birthplace, is one of the tourist attractions of the town. I have to say, however, I think the term attraction has been used pretty loosely in this context. The house was built in 1596 by Thomas Rogers, whose grandson, John Harvard, emigrated to America in 1637 and died shortly afterwards. He left half of his money, books and estate to a small college in Cambridge, Massachusetts, which was renamed Harvard college in his honour and eventually became the well respected Harvard university that ver...
Read the full review: Pewter, pewter, and more pewter by crazyminx
 
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