Lost in UK» Style Of Architecture http://www.lost-in-uk.com Are you lost in the UK? Thu, 31 Dec 2009 01:51:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 en hourly 1 Cheap London hotels—affordable place to stay in an expensive city. http://www.lost-in-uk.com/cheap-london-hotelsae%e2%80%9daffordable-place-to-stay-in-an-expensive-city-2/ http://www.lost-in-uk.com/cheap-london-hotelsae%e2%80%9daffordable-place-to-stay-in-an-expensive-city-2/#comments Thu, 10 Dec 2009 19:53:51 +0000 admin http://www.lost-in-uk.com/cheap-london-hotelsae%e2%80%9daffordable-place-to-stay-in-an-expensive-city-2/ England. There are number of small gardens surrounding the palace of Westminster.
  • St. Paul’s cathedral- it is ... ]]> London, the biggest city in Britain and in Europe, is in the southeast of England. It is the first city in the world to have an underground railway. Not only this, but London has many attractions that can attract anyone towards it. The house to so many tourists’ attractions is one of the major tourists’ destinations and wide network of hotels ranging from star hotels to cheap London hotels. Such hotels suit people on budget, who want to enjoy their trip without much expenditure.

    Cheap hotels London provide all the basic needs that are required for comfortable stay. They offer several types of discounts to children, senior citizens and to people on extended stay. These hotels make a great accommodation as lodging in these hotels means revealing the exquisite beauty of London at much cheaper price.

    The center of city is well known for its old charm as it is the center of significant movements and events of the past. It houses four world heritage sites. The central London includes the city of Westminster, the city of London, Kensington and Chelsea, Euston road and the city road. All these districts are the major spots of museums, theaters, libraries, corporate building, universities and other important recreational facilities. These major attractions for tourists led to the emergence of central London hotels.

    Some of the major tourists destinations that have attracted tourists across the world are:-

  • Houses of parliament- it is also known as the palace of Westminster that is the seat of two parliamentary houses, the House of Lords and the House of Commons. It is the residence of king’s of England. There are number of small gardens surrounding the palace of Westminster.
  • St. Paul’s cathedral- it is the second largest dome in the world and considered to be one of the most visited sites in London. It is built in Indo-Gothic style of architecture. The stained glass of the western window is indeed marvelous and reflection observed during sunset through the window is truly ethereal.
  • The tower of London- it was built to defend London against intruders. Originally, it was called The White Tower, as it was built out of white stone. The tower also displays a collection of jewelry, as was used by kings to impress his subjects.
  • Buckingham palace- it is one of the major tourists’ attractions in London. It is the busy administrative headquarters of the monarchy, which houses the day to day activities of the Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh and their family. It is one of the major art collection in the world today.

    ]]> http://www.lost-in-uk.com/cheap-london-hotelsae%e2%80%9daffordable-place-to-stay-in-an-expensive-city-2/feed/ 0 Tourist attractions of Oxford http://www.lost-in-uk.com/tourist-attractions-of-oxford/ http://www.lost-in-uk.com/tourist-attractions-of-oxford/#comments Mon, 26 Oct 2009 14:50:35 +0000 admin http://www.lost-in-uk.com/tourist-attractions-of-oxford/ But, if you find you do want more, then Oxford is a just a short hop away from many other attractions and the capital city itself, London

    ]]>     Oxford, The City of Dreaming Spires, is famous the world over for its University and place in history. For over 800 years, it has been a home to royalty and scholars, who have helped shape the city to become one of the most picturesque in Great Britain.
    Today the city is a bustling cosmopolitan town. Still with its grand and ancient University and now home to a growing hi-tech community. This has created a contrasting style of architecture across the city with the traditional and modern sitting side by side.
    This mixture of ancient and modern has created a vibrant city with plenty to do for both visitors and residents. Tacking a tour of this ancient city is a must, with so much history there is always something to see and with its truly stunning architecture there will be plenty of photo opportunities too. Bodleian Library, The Ashmolean Museum, The Botanic Gardens, Christ Church Cathedral and the Bridge of Signs are just a few of Oxford’s world famous attractions.
    Punting along the river Isis is another must when in Oxford. This popular past time is reminiscent of gondola rides of Venice, with people tacking in the sights as they float down the river often with a knowledge and amusing guide to point to notes of interest.
    Oxford offers an extensive range of shops and restaurants. With a number of modern shopping centers in the heart of the city there will be plenty for the shoppoholics to keep them busy. And for the food lovers Oxford has many wonderfully restaurants and cafes. World renowned Raymond Blanc has his Le Manoir restaurant just outside the city. With two Michelin stars and regularly voted one of the best restaurants in the country it’s a defiant destination on your visit to Oxford.
    Just a few miles from Oxford is the town of Henley –On –Thames home to the world famous Henley Royal Regatta. For five days around the first weekend in July some of the best rowers from across the country and internationally descend on this pretty town. It also attracts crowds from across the world to enjoy the top class racing and to be seen at one of the top social events of the year.
    But, if you find you do want more, then Oxford is a just a short hop away from many other attractions and the capital city itself, London

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