We start the day making our way across the chalk downs of Hampshire to Winchester, a delightful city that basks in an atmosphere of beauty, antiquity and tranquility! You'll see the mighty 11th Century Winchester Cathedral, the site of the burial of generations of Wessex Kings, their stories lost in the midsts of time and overshadowed by the Norman Conquest of 1066. Next we make our way through the rolling Wessex landscape to Stonehenge, a collection of stones dragged 5000 years ago to this lonely windy plain near Salisbury. Our final stop for the day is Bath, the jewel of the West Country and a City famous for its elegant Georgian architecture and greenery.

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Once a Tudor coaching Inn, with a location on the A23, 2 miles from Gatwick Airport (off the flight path) Menzies Chequers is a delightful 104-bedroom hotel which offers guests every modern comfort whilst still retaining all the style and charm of its heritage. 10 rooms are available for smoking. Central London is only 30 minutes away by train and the South Coast and South Downs are only 40 minutes drive away and there are many historic castles, houses and gardens all within an hour's drive. The hotel also operates a shuttle bus that will take guests the 2-mile journey to Gatwick airport for a 2GBP return charge per adult and 1GBP per child under 16 years, payable direct to the hotel.

A Walking Guide to Lawyers' London

When you come to London, it can be hard to see all of the sights, so why not take a flight on the EDF Energy London Eye. At a staggering 135 metres high, it’s the world’s tallest observation wheel, with 40 kilometre panoramic views on a clear day. Now a distinctive landmark in the city, the London Eye offers spectacular views of London and its famous landmarks such as Big Ben, Buckingham Palace and St Paul’s Cathedral. For a different perspective visit at sunset and see the city lights come on and the skyline awash with bright colours. The flight takes a leisurely 30 minutes in one of the 32 climate controlled glass capsules, offering a comfortable viewing in any weather. Places go fast on this massively popular attraction, so avoid disappointment and book your London Eye tickets today!

Position: The Tritone Hotel boasts a superb seafront location in Lido di Jesolo, a renowned beach holiday town in northern Italy, famous for its clean sandy beaches and very close to Venice and the islands of the lagoon.Rooms: Lodgings are equipped with an array of comforts including private bathroom, satellite TV, direct dial telephone and writing desk.On request with supplement room with sea view.Restaurant: Breakfast and dinner at Hotel London.More Informations: The Tritone Hotel features a private beach equipped with deck-loungers and beach umbrellas, a relaxing TV room and a children's play area.THE PRICE HB/FB INCLUDES (may-september):use of deckchair, sunbed and sunshade the private beach, large swimming pool for adults and small pool for children, beautiful garden with gazebo, children playground, ping pong, basket, bicycles and private parking.ARRIVALS:Check in: from 14.00 p.m.

Grosvenor Kensington Hotel is an elegant Victorian hotel located in West London which is perfect for visiting the renowned Natural History, Science and Victoria &amp, Albert museums. Olympia and Earls court are only a short distance away and are host to many national and international events each year. Close to many of London's more prominent attractions around Knightsbridge and Hyde Park this hotel is the perfect place to stay for a relaxing break.The hotel also has a variety of facilities and services that are sure to meet the needs of both business and leisure travellers.

The summer of '63 is the setting for the journey that is Dirty Dancing. With incredible choreography and the classic songs we all sing along to, including Time of my Life, Hungry Eyes, Hey Baby and Do You Love Me?, Dirty Dancing is filled with passion and excitement that will have you dancing in the aisles. The characters and sets invoke an incredible feeling of nostalgia and energy, you'll leave Dirty Dancing singing and laughing. "Brilliantly staged" The Times "A gorgeous feat of dance - spectacular" The Financial Times Popular songs: (I've Had) the Time of My Life Hungry Eyes She's Like the Wind Be My Baby Hey Baby

Closely researched and objective, this book is a fascinating guide to murder and a grim insight into the minds of those who practise it. New Scotland Yard, the headquarters of London's Metropolitan Police, houses a unique collection of exhibits...

Time Out London Walks features 30 walks from London writers, each revealing a personal insight into their chosen corner of the capital. From ancient woodland to modern skyscrapers, motorway underpasses to stately homes, most parts of the city are subject to the scrutiny of the writers. The end result is a book that can be read with pleasure at home, as a collection of writing about London, and above all used as a thought-provoking guide to a series of walks through the capital.SnapshotsMargaret Forster lets us in on her regular walk around Hampstead HeathDan Cruickshank passes an architectural eye over the cityGraham Norton takes us to the gay bars and clubs of SohoJohn Vidal trudges 29 miles along the side of the Thames, giving a passionate critique of soulless developments and sensitive regeneration from the Thames Barrier to Hampton courtKate Kellaway makes a nostalgic return to her childhood in Kentish Town and HampsteadIrma Kurtz rediscovers the monied pavements of Knightsbridge and KensingtonYvonne Roberts contrasts the class-conscious commons of Clapham and WandsworthLucinda Lambton leaps from grave to grave in Kensal Green Cemetery