Showing posts with label Tourist Place of England. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tourist Place of England. Show all posts

Wednesday, 14 December 2011

Sightseeing Bus Tours - Popular trip of London


Your open-top bus tour takes you to all of London’s famous landmarks and reveals London’s colourful 2,000-year history.  The tour offers you a choice of a recorded commentary or a live commentary delivered by entertaining guides. The hop-on, hop-off facility will enable you to get on and off the bus at many places of interest. With the special 2nd Day Free promotion, you'll get the normal 24hr ticket plus a consecutive 24hrs completely free of charge, so you'll have plenty of time to explore London’s popular attractions.
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Your sightseeing tour of London also includes a free cruise on the river Thames and 4 guided walking tours for you to enjoy, plus Big Bus Reward Vouchers which offer a range of discounts at attractions, shops and restaurants. The Big Bus Sightseeing Tour is a safe and relaxed way to experience this great city. The perfect introduction to London and a fun day out for all.
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Big Bus Tours has negotiated a range of discounts and offers for you to use during your London visit.  The Reward Voucher Book offers discounts at a variety of restaurants, shops and attractions. The voucher book is free to all Big Bus customers. To collect your book, simply call in to the Big Bus Information Centre located near Victoria Station or collect your vouchers from one of the three main departure points: Baker Street, Green Park and Marble Arch.
london sight seeing bus tour-overview

The hop-on, hop-off facility is a great benefit of the London Bus Tour that enables you to explore the sights at your leisure. There are more than 50 locations where you can get off the bus to visit attractions or explore places of interest. The Big Bus Tour has the most extensive route of any London sightseeing tour, taking you to more tourist attractions and revealing more things to do in London than any other sightseeing tour.
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The hop-on, hop-off facility gives you the freedom to plan your own itinerary. Visit the places that interest you and explore for as little or as long as you like. You can hop on and off the open-top buses as many times as you want within the validity of your ticket. The Big Bus Tour is carefully designed to take you to all of London’s famous landmarks: Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey, St. Paul’s Cathedral and The Tower of London are just some of the iconic places you will discover. for more...

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Monday, 14 November 2011

Tower Bridge


                              

London's Tower Bridge is one of the most familiar bridge in the world. Its Victorian Gothic fashion stem from a rule that required the designer to create a structure that would be in agreement with the nearby Tower of London.

Plans for the Tower Bridge were devised around 1876 when the east of London become really busy and a bridge across the Thames in that area of the city seemed a need. It would take another eight years - and lots of consideration about the design - before building of the bridge started.





The bridge, planned by city architect Horace Jones in association with John Wolfe Barry, would finally be completed in 1894. Five contractors and nearly 450 workers were involved in the construction of the 265 meter long bridge. It took 11,000 tons of steel to build the framework. At the time many people disliked its Victorian Gothic design, but eventually the bridge become one of London's mainly famed symbols.