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The Menzies Carlton is renowned as one of Bournemouths most luxurious Hotels positioned on the famous East Cliff with splendid coastal views Visitors to the cocktail bar will find a warm welcoming atmosphere and the Award wining restaurant serves the very best in English International Cuisine Indoors and outdoors swimming pools sauna stream room solarium Jacuzzi Gym hairdressers and beauty salon.
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Experience a wonderful mix of traditional and modern Bristol at the exquisite Bristol Marriott Hotel City Center. Our luxury hotel in southern England pampers the most discerning travelers. Located in the city center close to businesses, shopping centers and area attractions, the Marriott offers spacious rooms with air conditioning, mini-bar, high-speed Internet access, and 24-hour room service. Our Mediterranean restaurant features a wonderful selection of international cuisine and fine wines and Costa Coffee Shop offers breakfast and lunch in a relaxed setting. After sightseeing or meetings, rejuvenate your body at our on-site fitness center and indoor heated swimming pool. Renowned as one of the largest conference centers in southwest England, the Marriott hotel - along with our superb catering and experienced staff - creates wedding ceremonies and conferences in great style. Choose from 8 meeting rooms that accommodate 600 guests theatre-style and 700 for receptions that are unforgettable.
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First class City Centre hotel with superbly furnished rooms. Hotel extends warm welcoming atmosphere to its guests. Facilities include a Restaurant and Bar. Golf Course 5mls from hotel. Conference/Banqueting facilities for up to 100. All reservations need to have 3 digit security code on the back of the credit cards to guarantee the bookings. The oldest hotel in the heart of the city with all modern amenities. Utell Superior Selection - Offers the traveller quality rooms and facilities making their stay, whether business or leisure, relaxing and comfortable.
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The ongoing celebration of London’s dazzling history combines with 21st Century hospitality to engage and entertain visitors from around the world. From the arts to sports; from fashion to film to finance, London offers the world traveler a multitude of options. The only problem is choosing what to see first!
Some seven million Londoners live in the greater London area, a parcel of land that covers more than 609 square miles. Actually, The City Center of London is just 1 mile square, but fans out into many picturesque villages, boroughs, and corporations that add to its historical significance and its charm.
As Europe’s largest city, London is host to more than 25 millions visitors a year; yet, it is never too crowded to be enjoyable. There is always time for tea and a leisurely stroll through London’s famous parks and gardens. Popular destinations abound, including theatres, concert halls, shops, restaurants, sports venues, world famous landmarks, and hundreds of restaurants with cuisine from around the world. Festivals and musical, theatrical, and sporting events occur year round.
See our City Guide for more information about London, United Kingdom
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Family Fun Attractions in London
BUCKINGHAM PALACE
Open early August to late September.
For recorded information, 799-2331
18 rooms are available to view including the Throne Room. The famous changing
of the Palace Guard is at 1130am daily during the summer months (on alternate days during the rest of the year).
BRITISH MUSEUM
Great Russell Street, Bloomsbury
636-1555
Monday-Saturday 10am-5 pm, Sunday 2:30 to 6 pm. Guided tours Monday-Saturday at
10:45 am,
94 galleries contain the world’s finest collection of antiquities. The depth
of each gallery and the variety of attractions is almost overpowering.
HYDE PARK
298-2100
Closes at midnight.
Some 360 acres of landscaped park, tree-lined avenues and lakes in the heart of
the city attract visitors from around the world. Sunday mornings find street-corner
orators is fine form at Speaker’s Corner near Marble Arch.
LONDON PLANETARIUM
Marylebone Road
935-6861 (call for times, which vary by season)
Travel on a journey to the stars, guided by world-celebrated experts. The
“Spirit of London” ride is a fascinating attraction and is updated frequently.
CHESSINGTON WORLD OF ADVENTURE AND ZOO
Chessington, Surrey (one-half hour from London’s Waterloo Station by train)
This 65-acre theme park offers rides and attractions galore. Think “Disney”
and think “all ages”.
TROCADERO
Piccadilly Circus
This multi-attraction entertainment complex is popular with everyone, especially teenagers.
Call for times and prices, which vary.
Planet Hollywood restaurant (phone 287-1000) offers dining amidst the film world’s
glamour.
Sega World (phone 734-2777) puts video game players in the center of the action.
Rock Circus (phone 734-7203) portrays the royalty of rock
stars in wax.
Alien War (phone 437-2678) is a multimedia monster experience.
Imaginator (phone 437-5723) offers stomach-wrenching rides.
Virtual World (phone 494-1492) is a virtual reality system second to none.
LONDON WALL
London dates its history back to the Roman Empire. The “London Wall” of nursery
rhyme survives to this day, albeit in fragments. A self-guided tour along
the 1.5-mile walk is aided by explanatory plaques along the route. The walk
stretches from the Museum of London to the Tower of London, offering unique history
at every step.
LONDON ZOO and REGENT’S PARK
Off Marylebone Road near Baker Street.
722-3333
Open 7 am until dusk
The London Zoo, one of the world’s great zoos, is found in Regent’s Park.
Zoo features include a children’s zoo, a reptile house and more. Other attractions
in the Park include a rose garden, a mosque, areas for boating and tennis, and an
outdoor theatre.
LONDON AQUARIUM
967-8000
Monday-Friday 10 am-6 pm, Saturday and Sunday 9:30 am-7: 30 pm
Over two million liters of water house an incredible number and variety of aquatic
creatures. Thousands of species are represented in a number of extensive marine
habitats. The London Aquarium has rightfully earned its reputation as a world-class
attraction.
MADAME TUSSAUD’S
Marylebone Road
935-6861
Daily 9 am-5: 30 pm
Wax statues of the world’s most famous (and infamous) citizens throughout history
line the galleries of this famous attraction. Recent innovations include interactive
areas. Note: The popular Chamber of Horrors (murderers in history) may be
too intense for some younger children.
MUSEUM OF LONDON
London Wall, City of London
600-3699
Tuesday-Saturday 10 am-6 pm, Sunday noon-6 pm
A visit to this attraction is like reading the life story of London. Various
stages of London’s extensive history are shown in the many rooms and galleries.
LONDON DUNGEON
28-34 Tooley St.
403-0606
April-September daily 10 am-6 pm, October-March closes 5:30 pm
Live actors and various realistic tableaux recreate the hard and seamy life of the
underside of London in its past days. Historic representations of the tortures
in the Tower and Old Gaol join Jack the Ripper. Not recommended for the faint
of heart or for younger children.
ROYAL BOTANIC GARDENS
Kew Road, Richmond, Surrey (in the West of London)
940-1171
Daily 9:30 am-5: 30 pm. Glasshouse closes 4:45 pm
Many of the plants here were first planted in the 17th and 18th centuries, including
more than a few that were sent back home to London from England’s colonies overseas.
The Gardens cover more than 300 acres and the world-famous hothouses maintain a
staggering variety of warm-weather and tropical species. Other attractions
in the Gardens include a pagoda, an aquatic gardens and a scenic lake.
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