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From wild to mild, you can book it all with City Breaks Guide.com Attractions! Explore the worlds Zoo's, visit a cathedral, an historical landmark, a theme park, take in a major league sports game, or travel through space and time a Museum of Nature & Science. Any time of the year is a good time of the year to explore City Breaks Guide.com Attractions.
International Drive puts you in the centre of Orlando's-and the world's-most famous theme parks and attractions. Universal Studios Florida, Islands of Adventure, SeaWorld Adventure Park, Discovery Cove, Wet-n-Wild, Walt Disney World Resort and other theme parks are all found directly on or within minutes of International Drive. Other attractions and entertainment venues such as, Pointe Orlando, Mercado Village, WonderWorks, Fun Spot Action Park, Ripley's Believe It Or Not, and Guinness World Records Experience are also located directly on International Drive.
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If you book a holiday, long weekend or package deal in London with city Breaks Guide.com, you can visit the cities famous attractions,
St James Park
St James Park is situated on the south side of the Mall between Horse guards and Buckingham Palace. Two other royal palaces skirt the park. The most ancient palace is Westminster, now known as the Houses of Parliament. St James Palace on the north side of the Mall still carries the title Court of St James although the Monarch has lived in Buckingham Palace since 1837. The park can be reached from the Houses of Parliament on foot along birdcage walk exiting Parliament Square to the west. Alternatively the park can also be reached through Horse guards itself, a short walk across the parade ground at the rear. If approaching from Trafalgar Square then a short walk under Admiralty Arch on the west side of the square and up a short way along the Mall. St James Park is on the left.
Big Ben
Big Ben is commonly refer to the clock tower situated next to the Houses of Parliament. In fact it actually is a huge thirteen-ton bell that strikes the hour and which is housed in the clock tower itself. In 1844 Parliament decided that a new building for the Houses of Parliament should incorporate a tower and clock. The tower was completed in 1859 and stands 316ft tall.
A popular tourist destination, Big Ben is best seen from the southern side of Westminster Bridge or even from the Bridge itself. Traffic, road layout and trees otherwise obscure the view. The chimes of Big Ben as it beats out the old year are broadcast every year and herald partying and celebrations in nearby Trafalgar Square.
St Pauls Cathedral
Designed and built between 1675 and 1710 by Sir Christopher Wren, the Cathedral is the fourth to occupy this site. A Cathedral has stood on the site since 604AD. It has become the spiritual focus of the Nation. Since 1697, people and events of great importance have been commemorated here. An important visitor attraction St Pauls remains a busy working church. Among important events held at the Cathedral were, the funerals of Lord Nelson, Winston Churchill and the Duke of Wellington. The silver jubilee of Queen Victoria. The wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer and more recently the Thanksgiving for the Golden Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II.
You can also book a holiday, long weekend or package deal to New York with City Breaks Guide.com and book Attractions such as;
The Empire State Building
The Statue of Liberty
Staten Island
Central Park
Brooklyn Bridge
Battery Park
And many, many more. Just follow the easy steps to see your favourite attractions once you book your holiday, long weekend or package deal on City Breaks Guide.com.
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