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1. Roman Baths
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Bath, England, United Kingdom
One of the biggest destinations in South West England, the Roman Baths was once fully-operational bath and is now a museum. It's possible to walk underground from the..
2. Bath Abbey
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Bath, England, United Kingdom
We stopped to check out the Abbey after visiting the Roman Baths without really meaning too, but were impressed when we did. The climb up the tower is worth hiking up..
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Bath, England, United Kingdom
I suppose that the Roman Bath is the reason to visit Bath, unless you are studying at the university. Maybe I would not say it's reason enough to go there though....
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Bath, England, United Kingdom
Rather charming slice of a Jane Austen novel mixed in with ancient Roman baths. tonnes of history here with a distinct sense of Englishness
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Chippenham, England, United Kingdom
lacock in chippenham is an old, preserved community. it is used in famous movies like "harry potter" and "pride and prejudice"(series), and the "dutches" if i'm not..
6. Castle
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Chepstow, Wales, United Kingdom
Beautiful town!You feel you're living back in time, lovely place.And most of all, I love the castle!!!
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Glastonbury, England, United Kingdom
Nice walk and excellent view of the countryside from atop the Tor. A historic area, with a lot to offer for historic, scenic, and legendary (Arthurian legend)..
8. The Torr
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Glastonbury, England, United Kingdom
Went as a kid and intend to visit again when I go back to England and will climb to the top :)
9. Big Ben
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London, England, United Kingdom
Famously recognized, Big Ben is commonly thought to be describing the the clock tower, but more precisely references the five bells inside the clock tower that sits..
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London, England, United Kingdom
I don't consider myself macabre but Highgate Cemetery (west) is one of my favorite places to visit every time I go to London. Highgate was built in 1839 as a private..
