known for its porcelain and other fine china

Beautiful Scarborough hotel with it's own private grounds, much nicer thanstaying in the town centre! Long winding drive through mature trees, arriving athotels front door. Wood paneled walls, cosy rooms and amazing views. Perfect forrelaxing and recuperating! Sadly has no pool, but the grounds and views make upfor it!

Cadburys bournville factory is in South Birmingham, Stratford upon avon (home of shakespear) is a short journey away as are the many green spaces in the midlands, there is also a botanic garden in the city centre as well as a shopping centre, cinemas and clubs.

The London Eye is a Ferris-wheel of sorts with 32 high-tech, glassed-incarriages, each accommodating up to 25 passengers, rotating upward and aroundwith continuous piped-in commentary. Each air-conditioned carriage rotates on adevice designed to keep everyone upright as the wheel slowly revolves. On aclear day, the panorama can stretch as far as Heathrow Airport and WindsorCastle. By night, London's landmarks are floodlit against the darkness,showcasing the Gothic houses of Parliament, Westminst....

The oldest museum in the world founded in 1753 by an Act of Parliament. It includes the Assyrian treasures, Egyptian mummies, the Rosetta Stone, sculptures from the Parthenon, and the Portland Vase. It will take you all day to walk around and you are more likely to ware out your shoes than run out of things to see..

Speakers' Corner is the spiritual home of the British democratic tradition ofsoapbox oratory.Every Sunday since the right of free assembly was recognised in 1872, peoplefrom all walks of life have gathered to listen to speeches about anything andeverything... and to heckle.The coherence of the speakers varies greatly as do the topics of discussion, butas a whole it makes for great street theatre. So, if you have a burning desireto share your opinions with the world, take something to stand on an....

The Ruskin Hotel is an awful place to stay. It is small and dirty and the staff is rude. I would strongly advise that you stay somewhere else if you are considering a trip to London.

Oxford is a great place to spend the day, we went and just pottered about looking at the fanastic shops and just walking around taking in all the sites, the University grounds are spectular and there is many choices of where to eat. Fanastic place to spend a sunny day and not to long a journey from London. There is also a nice covered market in the centre of town.

The United Kingdom's second city. Life is friendly, buzzing and colourful in central England's big city!

Home of the spa and historical Pantiles. Lots of trendy bars and nice green parks, beautiful in the summer months.