Stonehenge: England's Famous Stone Circle - Rick Steves’ Europe Travel Guide - Travel Bite
Take a virtual trip to Stonehenge with this clip! Watch the full episode: Made from huge stones that were quarried, carved, and moved from as far away as Wales, Stonehenge has amazed visitors for thousands of years. And throughout that time, it's continued to work as a functioning celestial calendar, lining up with the rising and setting sun on the longest day of the year. More info about travel to England: #ricksteves #ricksteveseurope #stonehenge
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12 LONDON PARKS that offer the best Green Escape 2023
London is one of the most green cities in the world. In this video, we share our favourite 13 London parks that we visit most often. After 5 years of filming and numerous visits, we know these parks really well and show how you can best experience them each, as they are great free things to do in London. From popular parks like Hyde Park, Regents Park and Richmond Park, to more local options such as Holland Park, Victoria Park and Greenwich Park, we cover them all.
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Hedge End Carnival Fun Fair 2022
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Join us as we head to Hedge End Carnival Fun Fair 2022, the first time in 2 years. Supported by Burnetts Fun Fair we get to see the classic Grass Cutter Twister once again. As we went on Carnival day, it was busy, super busy which did limit our ride times. However we went for the Carnival and atmosphere, throw in some classic rides and it was a fantastic afternoon in Hedge End.
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STONEHENGE: Worth the Visit? A Candid review | Salisbury Day Trip
Despite all my years just being a few hours drive from Stonehenge in England, I have never visited. Partly because I always thought it might be a waste of time. In this video, I take a day trip to Englands greatest historical mystery to find out if my instincts were right. Is Stonehenge worth it? What transport options are best to get there? How much does it cost? Can you actually go inside? We dive deep on all things Stonehenge, in Salisbury UK.
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Visiting Northern Ireland | Dark Hedges, Giants Causeway & Dunluce Castle
We spent the day exploring Northern Ireland. We stopped in at the Dark Hedges, Giants Causeway & Dunluce Castle. We also visited the Bushmill's Distillery and had some delicious food along the way.
Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland is a country that is part of the United Kingdom, located on the northeastern part of the island of Ireland. It has a population of around 1.8 million people and covers an area of 13,843 square kilometers.
The capital of Northern Ireland is Belfast, and it is the largest city in the country. Northern Ireland is known for its stunning coastline, beautiful countryside, and rich history, which includes the Troubles - a period of sectarian conflict that lasted from the late 1960s to the late 1990s.
Northern Ireland has a devolved government, which means that it has its own legislative and executive authority, although it is still part of the United Kingdom. The country has a complex political system, with power-sharing arrangements between the main political parties, which are divided along sectarian lines.
Northern Ireland is also known for its vibrant culture, which includes traditional music, dance, and Gaelic sports such as hurling and Gaelic football. It is also home to several historic sites, such as the Giant's Causeway, a natural rock formation that is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the Titanic Belfast museum, which tells the story of the ill-fated ship's construction in the city.
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00:40 The Dark Hedges, Northern Ireland
02:55 Giants Causeway, Northern Ireland
10:10 Carrick a Rede Bridge, Northern Ireland
15:42 Fullerton Arms, Northern Ireland
17:40 Bushmills Distillery
20:05 Dunluce Castle, Northern Ireland
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How to Travel Scotland in 10 Days
This is the BEST 10 day road trip itinerary to see a little bit of everything Scotland has to offer! {CLICK SHOW MORE FOR FULL ITINERARY BREAKDOWN}
From the bustling city of Edinburgh to the rugged Highlands to the Isle of Skye and through the Trossachs National Park, this road trip includes a little bit of everything!
As first time travelers to this beautiful land, we wanted to get a taste for a little bit of everything Scotland offers so we came up with this 10-day itinerary. By the time we left we didn't want to leave. Scotland is truly one of the most stunning and friendly places we have ever visited and we are definitely going to come back!
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DAY 1 Edinburgh, The Royal Mile
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DAY 4 Inverness, Culloden Battlefield
DAY 5 Ullapool
DAY 6 Dundonnell {cottage
DAY 7 Drive to Isle of Skye
DAY 8 Isle of Skye
DAY 9 Drive down to Loch Lomond
DAY 10 Loch Lomond Hiking
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Best Seaside Town? WHITBY North Yorkshire - WHITBY Walk and History
Is Whitby the Best Seaside Town in England?
Whitby is on the North Yorkshire Coast and not your average Seaside Town. But what makes Whitby so special?
Join us for a walk and the history of Whitby including a visit to Whitby Abbey. Captain Cook, Bram Stoker and some wonderful historic streets and lanes make it a wonderful place to visit in what we think could be the best seaside town in England.
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10 of the Most Beautiful Gardens to Visit Around the World
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Historic Whitechapel Walking Tour: Uncovering the Hidden Gems of East London (4K)
Join me on a journey through the streets of Whitechapel, one of London's most vibrant and storied areas. Our East London walking tour begins at Petticoat Lane, a bustling market dating back to the 1600s now known for its lively atmosphere and diverse range of goods. From there, we'll make our way to Wentworth Street once the heart of the Jewish East End and still a weekday market and centre of textile shops.
As we continue our walk, we'll visit Commercial Street, where we'll see Toynbee Hall, a social reform centre that has played a crucial role in the development of the area. From there, we'll head to East Tenter Street, where we'll see the impressive St George's German Church dating from 1720.
Next, we'll make our way to Commercial Road then to the site of the original White Church that gives Whitechapel its name. From there, we'll visit the iconic Whitechapel Bell Foundry, a historic business that has been casting bells since the 1570s and the site of Whitechapel Fort, one of London's Civil War defences. Finally, we'll end our tour at the Whitechapel Mount, located next to the London Hospital.
Throughout our walk, we'll delve into the rich history and culture of Whitechapel, learning about the fascinating sites and stories that have shaped this vibrant neighbourhood.
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Medieval Saffron Walden, Essex, England 2022 | Best Medieval market town (with captions)
Turn on the caption guide and enjoy this Saffron Walden, Essex, England 2022 walking tour.
Saffron Walden is a picturesque, medieval town, in north-west Essex, 15 miles south of Cambridge.
If you're thinking of visiting or moving to Saffron walden you'll find many interesting historic buildings reflecting its wealth as a rural market town.
At the heart lies St Mary’s Church, the largest parish church in Essex. Fine examples of elaborate moulded plasterwork (pargetting), can be seen on the Old Sun Inn and the houses in Castle Street & Bridge Street. Also of note are the Eight Bells, the timber-framed Cross Keys, and the medieval building located at 1 Myddylton Place.
Saffron Walden Museum's collections are housed in one of the oldest purpose-built museum buildings in the country, completed in 1835. It includes mammoth tusks and mummies, an early Tudor bed and a natural history museum gallery. In the grounds of the museum are the ruins of the Castle Keep which dates back to the 1130s.
Bridge End Garden is on the north side of Saffron Walden. Careful restoration has replicated gardening techniques and designs typical of the Victorian era and brought the garden back to its full splendour. The wonderful hedge maze is of particular appeal to children. The path into the garden passes the Fry Art Gallery which houses a collection of works by a Great Bardfield group of artists who settled in the Essex countryside in the 1930s.
The attractive Common is the oldest of Saffron Walden’s open spaces and on its eastern side is the largest turf labyrinth still surviving in Europe. Children of all ages enjoy following the ‘path’ through the turf, which winds for about one mile within a circle 100 feet (30.5 meters) in diameter.
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the Gardens at Hidcote Manor, Mottisfont Abbey, Sissinghurst Castle
With a cameo appearance by Nigel Nicolson
Why did American-born Major Lawrence Johnston spend much of his lifetime creating a storied garden in a remote part of the Cotswolds? What is Graham Stuart Thomas's glorious collection of antique roses doing in a medieval English Abbey? What persuaded author, poet and plantswoman Vita Sackville-West and her husband Harold Nicolson to buy a derelict ruin on the edge of the Kentish Weald to create their fabled garden? Their son, Nigel Nicolson, reminisces about this most beloved of gardens and his now legendary parents.
An extensive tour of each garden examines design, plantings, close-up details, and observations by gardeners. An hour of sheer enjoyment, beauty, and an excellent source of inspiration for those with a love for gardens.
Canada Road Trip: Best Things To Do In Newfoundland
NEWFOUNDLAND IS AWESOME! In this video, we showcase the BEST things to do in Newfoundland, including St. John's, Gros Morne National Park, Trinity, Twillingate, and more!
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Newfoundland was our first province during the Road to 150, our 150-day road trip across Canada. We experienced icebergs, fjords, walking on the Earth's mantle, humpback whales, kitchen parties, and swimming in the Atlantic Ocean. But most of all, we fell in love with the people, which is a big part of what makes Newfoundland such a special place.
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All 61 Hampshire Railway Stations (visiting EVERY station)
Every Hampshire railway station. All 61 National Rail stations in the county of Hampshire, England (UK). South Western Railway, Cross Country, Southern and Great Western Railway serve the stations of Hampshire.
The stations in Hampshire along with the operator that manages the station and the date I last visited the station:
Aldershot 07/06/2021 (South Western Railway)
Alton 07/06/2021 (South Western Railway)
Andover 02/08/2018 (South Western Railway)
Ashurst New Forest 05/07/2021 (South Western Railway)
Basingstoke 16/06/2023 (South Western Railway)
Beaulieu Road 05/07/2021 (South Western Railway)
Bedhampton 02/10/2021 (South Western Railway)
Bentley 07/06/2021 (South Western Railway)
Bitterne 25/07/2019 (South Western Railway)
Blackwater 03/09/2021 (Great Western Railway)
Botley 24/09/2021 (South Western Railway)
Bramley 16/06/2023 (Great Western Railway)
Brockenhurst 05/07/2021 (South Western Railway)
Bursledon 25/07/2019 (South Western Railway)
Chandlers Ford 05/07/2021 (South Western Railway)
Cosham 09/07/2021 (South Western Railway)
Eastleigh 04/08/2023 (South Western Railway)
Emsworth 09/07/2021 (Southern)
Fareham 28/07/2028 (South Western Railway)
Farnborough Main 24/09/2021 (South Western Railway)
Farnborough North 03/09/2021 (Great Western Railway)
Fleet 24/09/2021 (South Western Railway)
Fratton 02/10/2021 (South Western Railway)
Grateley 24/09/2021 (South Western Railway)
Hamble 25/07/2019 (South Western Railway)
Havant 23/04/2022 (South Western Railway)
Hedge End 24/09/2021 (South Western Railway)
Hilsea 23/04/2022 (South Western Railway)
Hinton Admiral 06/07/2021 (South Western Railway)
Hook 24/09/2021 (South Western Railway)
Liphook 02/10/2021 (South Western Railway)
Liss 02/10/2021 (South Western Railway)
Lymington Pier 05/07/2021 (South Western Railway)
Lymington Town 05/07/2021 (South Western Railway)
Micheldever 24/09/2021 (South Western Railway)
Millbrook 05/07/2021 (South Western Railway)
Mottisfont & Dunbridge 26/07/2019 (South Western Railway)
Netley 25/07/2019 (South Western Railway)
New Milton 06/07/2021 (South Western Railway)
Overton 24/09/2021 (South Western Railway)
Petersfield 02/10/2021 (South Western Railway)
Portchester 28/07/2018 (South Western Railway)
Portsmouth & Southsea 04/08/2023 (South Western Railway)
Portsmouth Harbour 23/04/2022 (South Western Railway)
Redbridge 05/07/2021 (South Western Railway)
Romsey 04/08/2023 (South Western Railway)
Rowland's Castle 02/10/2021 (South Western Railway)
Shawford 24/09/2021 (South Western Railway)
Sholing 25/07/2019 (South Western Railway)
Southampton Airport Parkway 04/08/2023 (South Western Railway)
Southampton Central 17/08/2023 (South Western Railway)
St Denys 04/08/2023 (South Western Railway)
Swanwick 28/07/2018 (South Western Railway)
Sway 06/07/2021 (South Western Railway)
Swaythling 02/08/2018 (South Western Railway)
Totton 05/07/2021 (South Western Railway)
Warblington 09/07/2021 (Southern)
Whitchurch 24/09/2021 (South Western Railway)
Winchester 24/09/2021 (South Western Railway)
Winchfield 24/09/2021 (South Western Railway)
Woolston 25/07/2019 (South Western Railway)
Each station within the video is shown with station name and the 3 letter station code. Note that only National Rail stations are included.
This video includes all the stations in Hampshire in November 2023.
All 61 Hampshire stations: 00:00
Aldershot 00:05
Alton 00:09
Andover 00:13
Ashurst New Forest 00:17
Basingstoke 00:21
Beaulieu Road 00:25
Bedhampton 00:29
Bentley 00:33
Bitterne 00:37
Blackwater 00:41
Botley 00:45
Bramley 00:49
Brockenhurst 00:53
Bursledon 00:57
Chandlers Ford 01:01
Cosham 01:05
Eastleigh 01:09
Emsworth 01:13
Fareham 01:17
Farnborough Main 01:21
Farnborough North 01:25
Fleet 01:29
Fratton 01:33
Grateley 01:37
Hamble 01:41
Havant 01:45
Hedge End 01:49
Hilsea 01:53
Hinton Admiral 01:57
Hook 02:01
Liphook 02:05
Liss 02:09
Lymington Pier 02:13
Lymington Town 02:17
Micheldever 02:21
Millbrook 02:25
Mottisfont & Dunbridge 02:29
Netley 02:33
New Milton 02:37
Overton 02:41
Petersfield 02:45
Portchester 02:49
Portsmouth & Southsea 02:53
Portsmouth Harbour 02:57
Redbridge 03:01
Romsey 03:05
Rowlands Castle 03:09
Shawford 03:13
Sholing 03:17
Southampton Airport Parkway 03:21
Southampton Central 03:25
St Denys 03:29
Swanwick 03:33
Sway 03:37
Swaythling 03:41
Totton 03:45
Warblington 03:49
Whitchurch 03:53
Winchester 03:57
Winchfield 04:01
Woolston 04:05
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Bath & Body Works UK - Southampton West Quay & Hedge End
We check out Bath & Body Works UK Southampton and Hedge End.
LANDS END | Exploring the world famous Land's End Cornwall
Lands End is a tourist attraction in the far west of Cornwall, England known for the famous Lands End Sign. As well as the signpost Lands end is one of the most westerly points of the mainland UK and is renowned for its stunning natural beauty and iconic landmarks. The area is a popular tourist destination and attracts visitors from all over the world.
Lands End is surrounded by rugged cliffs and clear blue waters, making it a popular spot for coastal walks and scenic views. The headland is also home to a number of historical landmarks, including the First and Last House, which marks the start of the A30 road, and the iconic Lands End signpost, which is a popular photo opportunity for visitors.
In addition to its natural beauty, Lands End also offers a range of attractions and activities for visitors to enjoy. There is an interactive visitor centre, a café, and a shop selling local products, as well as several walking and cycle trails. The area is also popular for bird-watching, with several species of seabirds and sea mammals often seen from the cliffs.
Lands End is also a great base for exploring the surrounding area, with a number of nearby attractions, including the Minack Theatre, St Michael's Mount, and the Penzance Promenade. Whether you're looking for a peaceful escape or an action-packed adventure, Lands End is a must-visit destination in Cornwall.
Here are five popular activities to do at Lands End in Cornwall:
Explore the scenic coastline: Lands End is surrounded by rugged cliffs and crystal-clear waters, making it a popular spot for coastal walks and scenic views.
Visit the visitor center: The Lands End visitor center offers an interactive and educational experience, including displays and exhibits about the history and natural beauty of the area.
Take a walk to the iconic signpost: The Lands End signpost is one of the most recognizable landmarks in the area and is a popular photo opportunity for visitors.
Enjoy birdwatching: Lands End is a popular destination for birdwatching, with several species of seabirds and sea mammals often seen from the cliffs.
Go for a cycle ride: The surrounding area of Lands End offers a range of cycle trails, including the West Cornwall Cycleway, making it a great destination for cyclists and outdoor enthusiasts.
These are just a few examples of the many things to do at Lands End, making it a great destination for families, couples, and individuals of all ages and interests.
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LONDON STREETS, SQUARES, AND PARKS! (10 DOWNING ST., PICCADILLY CIRCUS, HYDE PARK, AND MORE!) (4K)
London, England has some of the most famous streets, squares, and parks in the world, and in this video, you're going to experience many of them. Please join me as we visit 10 Downing Street, home of the British Prime Minister; Carnaby Street, home of 1960's Swinging London fashion; Bond and Oxford Streets, featuring London's most upscale shopping; Piccadilly Circus, which is not actually a circus, but it's an area where five main streets intersect and over 100 million people a year pass through; Trafalgar Square, home of Nelson's Column and The National Gallery Art Museum; Savile Row, home of men's fine suits, James Bond fashion, and a piece of Beatles musical history; Hyde Park, London's largest park and one of the most famous parks in the world; St. James's Park, located between Buckingham Palace and Westminster Abby; and Shepherd Market, a square that got its start in the 18th century and now features restaurants and pubs. Also, please click on the link at the end of this video to see the best London Beatles tour!
0:00 10 Downing Street (Home/Office of British Prime Minister)
4:03 Carnaby Street (Shopping Street and Home of 1960's Swinging London)
6:27 Bond Street and Oxford Street (Upscale Shopping)
8:14 Piccadilly Circus (Intersection of 5 Streets Where 100 Million People Pass Through Each Year; Neon Billboards)
12:33 Trafalgar Square (Nelson's Column and The National Gallery)
15:34 Savile Row (Home of Fine Men's Suits, James Bond, and The Beatles)
19:51 Hyde Park (London's Largest Park)
26:36 St. James's Park (Situated between Buckingham Palace and Westminster Abbey)
28:40 Shepherd Market (Small Square in Mayfair District with Restaurants and Pubs)
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Botley
A short walk around Botley, Hampshire, including the Botley Flour Mills.
Should you visit Napton Village on the Oxford Canal | Through The Hedge #4
Join us on another adventure through the hedge. This time we are on the Oxford Canal. We take you with us on a journey into Napton Village so that we can do send some post and also do some shopping.
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Ukulele by Adam Vitovsky
Artist: Adam Vitovsky
Title: Ukulele
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