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Visitors to Tower Bridge this summer can enjoy a celebratory round-the-world tour of the ‘Cities of the Modern Games’, a fascinating exhibition of stunning photographs of past host cities. Featuring 26 colourful cityscapes, this absorbing and interactive display on Tower Bridge’s West Walkway will appeal to all the family and runs from 2 May to 30 September 2012. Exhibition . . . → Read More: New exhibition running at Tower Bridge this summer  There are many London attractions that can be visited for free. Free attractions in London include a variety of art galleries and museums. There are large museums where you need to choose the exhibits you’d like to see most during your trip, as it’s impossible to see everything, and there are also smaller museums. In the . . . → Read More: London Attractions for free A chance to see one of the best ever models of the Titanic It measure more than 8ft in length, took over 3,500 hours to build and has 1,600 portholes that have all been intricately carved, but can you guess just how many matchsticks have been used to make the most incredible model of the Titanic . . . → Read More: A chance to see one of the best ever models of the Titanic The Pleasure Beach at Blackpool was known as Blackpool Pleasure Beach but underwent a slight name change to become a brand. It covers 42 acres of land and was founded b Alderman William George Bean in 1896 and started with just one ride. The main aim of Bean was to create an amusement park that was . . . → Read More: There’s great fun to be had at the Pleasure Beach, Blackpool If you are a fan of water sports and other kinds of exciting activities, then you should seriously consider spending your holidays in Dorset. Whether you come as a family or as part of a group, you can never run out of things to do and places to see in the glorious South West of England. . . . → Read More: The delights of Dorset Business is blooming at the only 'pick-your-own-tulips' field in the UK Following on from its phenomenal success in the Netherlands, the UK now has it’s very own ‘pick-your-own-tulips’ field, to give Britons the opportunity of having both a colourful and unique day out. This is the first of it’s kind in the UK, and has been launched . . . → Read More: Business is blooming at the only ‘pick-your-own-tulips’ field in the UK In Lancashire is the wonderful small town of Clitheroe which is located on the river Ribble. The town is located very close to Pendle Hill, the history of this part of the UK is particularly interesting. Pendle Hill is one of the locations where witches were burned in the past and is a fascinating insight into . . . → Read More: Visiting historic Clitheroe Many people find that even when the weekend arrives, they are still troubled by the many problems they have at home. Sometimes the weekend doesn’t feel as if it is a break from stress at all and isn’t the opportunity to recharge your batteries that it should be. A great way to make sure that you escape . . . → Read More: A weekend in Cumbria A great Easter beckons in Staffordshire If you are in Staffordshire this Easter then you are in for a real treat, whether you love making bonnets, going on Easter eggs hunts or simply spending quality time with friends and family. There is something for everyone in this lovely county this Easter, full details of everything on . . . → Read More: A great Easter beckons in Staffordshire The steam train will take the strain this Easter in Yorkshire Although we may have just passed this years April Fools Day, the joke is on us as far as the queues at the petrol stations are concerned, and this is the main reason why the NYMR, or North Yorkshire Moors Railway, are encouraging those who . . . → Read More: The steam train will take the strain this Easter in Yorkshire |
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