- From: 06/05/2022
- For: 26 days
- Landing in: Spain
- Returning from: London, United Kingdom
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Barcelona, Spain
2 nightsSun. Jun 05-Tue. Jun 07
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Valencia, Spain
1 nightTue. Jun 07-Wed. Jun 08
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Madrid, Spain
2 nightsWed. Jun 08-Fri. Jun 10
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Burgos, Spain
1 nightFri. Jun 10-Sat. Jun 11
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Oviedo, Spain
1 nightSat. Jun 11-Sun. Jun 12
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San Sebastian, Spain
1 nightSun. Jun 12-Mon. Jun 13
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Bordeaux, France
1 nightMon. Jun 13-Tue. Jun 14
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Amboise, France
1 nightTue. Jun 14-Wed. Jun 15
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Concarneau, France
1 nightWed. Jun 15-Thu. Jun 16
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Orleans, France
1 nightThu. Jun 16-Fri. Jun 17
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Basel, Switzerland
1 nightFri. Jun 17-Sat. Jun 18
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Wuerzburg, Germany
1 nightSat. Jun 18-Sun. Jun 19
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Amsterdam, Netherlands
2 nightsSun. Jun 19-Tue. Jun 21
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The Hague, Netherlands
1 nightTue. Jun 21-Wed. Jun 22
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Rotterdam, Netherlands
1 nightWed. Jun 22-Thu. Jun 23
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Canterbury, United Kingdom
1 nightThu. Jun 23-Fri. Jun 24
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Stratford-upon-Avon, United Kingdom
1 nightFri. Jun 24-Sat. Jun 25
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Dublin, Ireland
1 nightSat. Jun 25-Sun. Jun 26
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Chester, United Kingdom
1 nightSun. Jun 26-Mon. Jun 27
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London, United Kingdom
3 nightsMon. Jun 27-Thu. Jun 30
Recommended attractions
2 nightsSun. Jun 05 - Tue. Jun 07
A vibrant metropolis set on the Mediterranean Sea, famed for its brilliant architecture, rich culture, and captivating history.
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Sagrada Familia, Barcelona
Recognized as the masterpiece of Antoni Gaudi, this incomplete church is an exquisite blend of Gothicism and Art Nouveau.
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Gothic Quarter, Barcelona
In the heart of the city center, this historic quarter is full of Gothic architectural gems, as well as artifacts dating to the 4C.
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Guell Park, Barcelona
A marvel of landscaping by Antoni Gaudi, this park blends lush gardens with architectural curios, and is full of whimsical statues.
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Historic Center, Barcelona
The center remains the heart of Barcelona, combining historic sites and cultural monuments with cafes, shops, and fun activities.
1 nightTue. Jun 07 - Wed. Jun 08
While Valencia retains a pride and tight connection to its past, it also is extremely modernized in its demeanor and culture.
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Old Town, Valencia
Begin exploring Old Valencia by having breakfast or lunch in the friendly and bustling Mare de Deu Plaza.
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City of Arts and Sciences, Valencia
This expansive complex includes an opera hall, an interactive science museum, and the largest aquarium in Europe.
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Beach, Valencia
The Valencia beach is popular for its sand, sun, and surf, with some areas offering amenities and others more tranquil.
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Museum of Fine Arts, Valencia
Housed in a 17C palace, this museum hosts a wealth of medieval artworks, as well as sculptures, archaeological findings, and more.
2 nightsWed. Jun 08 - Fri. Jun 10
Madrid is where ancient and old meet modern and cosmopolitan, where sightseeing, dancing, and shopping go hand in hand.
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Prado Museum, Madrid
Spectacular enough to rival the Louvre, this museum is well-known for its revered art collection including best national artists.
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Old Town, Madrid
Old Madrid offers a range of exploration from small charming residences, to elaborate mansions, to a number of churches.
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National Archaeological Museum, Madrid
This must-see museum provides a comprehensive journey of prehistoric, Iberian, Visigothic, Muslim, and Christian cultures.
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Reina Sofia National Art Museum, Madrid
Housed in an old hospital, this museum holds a most excellent collection of art by 20C Spanish artists.
1 nightFri. Jun 10 - Sat. Jun 11
Dating to the 9C, Burgos is wonderful to visit for both its amazing historical sites and its array of modern-day activities.
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Burgos Cathedral
Dating to the 13C, this remarkable cathedral is a must-see with its intricate Gothic exterior and a wealth of decorative details.
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Historic Center, Burgos
Trace the medieval borders of this historic city, interact with the locals, and get to the know the local history.
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St. Maria Arch, Burgos
Built in the 14C, this must-see gate has impressive sculptures of historic Burgos citizens and boasts pleasant surroundings.
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Royal Monastery of Las Huelgas, Burgos
Founded in the 12C, this monastery presents several architectural styles from over the centuries and houses numerous sculptures.
1 nightSat. Jun 11 - Sun. Jun 12
Founded in the 8C, this city shows off its historical past along with a relaxed and modern atmosphere.
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Oviedo by Ab AbersonHistoric Center, OviedoWith Oviedo Cathedral the prominent landmark of the historic center, be sure to explore the smaller pedestrian-only areas, too.
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Oviedo Cathedral
Built during the 14C-16C period, the cathedral is purely Gothic, with chapels, statues, and art that make this a must-see site.
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St. Maria del Naranco, Oviedo
Built as a residence in the 9C, this pre-Romanesque church is a peaceful and rewarding place to visit.
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Archaeological Museum of Asturias, Oviedo
Housed in a 15C cloister, this museum expands from Prehistory to the Romanesque period and includes artifacts from 9C Asturias.
1 nightSun. Jun 12 - Mon. Jun 13
Set on the Bay of Biscay, this town and its history is only rivaled by the sunny beaches and superb local cuisine.
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Historic Center, San Sebastian
Enjoy the bustle brought in by local and international travelers as you stroll through the streets, visiting shops and cafes.
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Ondarreta Beach, San Sebastian
This popular beach is easy to get to and will not disappoint those who wish to spend the sunbathing or swimming.
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Aiete Park, San Sebastian
Sprawling around a former royal palace, this park is full of exotic and local vegetation, offering a perfect venue for a walk.
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La Concha Bay, San Sebastian
The shoreline of this bay invites long walks along the beach, but is also perfect if you simply wish to bask in the sun.
1 nightMon. Jun 13 - Tue. Jun 14
Half of this city is UNESCO listed, it also offers great dining and nightlife options for the millions who visit annually.
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Old Town, Bordeaux
A walk though old Bordeaux will take you through the grandeur of its past and the lively culture of its present.
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Grand Theater, Bordeaux
This 18C neo-classical theater is considered one of the most beautiful in France.
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Cathedral of St. Andre, Bordeaux
Admire the famous Gothic sculptures, the majestic Royal Door, and the beautiful Renaissance organ in this fabulous cathedral.
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Beach, Bordeaux
Take a few hours to relax, and enjoy the white sands and turquoise waters at the beach.
1 nightTue. Jun 14 - Wed. Jun 15
This town, home to da Vinci in his later years, still shows an Italian Renaissance influences with its royal castle and gardens.
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Historic Center, Amboise
Take time to immerse yourself in the local atmosphere of Amboise by strolling through its historic center.
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Amboise Castle
This castle is among the first royal residences in France that was built in the Italianate architectural style.
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Clos Luce Castle, Amboise
Leonardo da Vinci's presence lives on at this chateau where he worked and died, some of his fabulous inventions still remain as a museum.
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The Clock Tower, Amboise
This 15C tower is located on a bustling pedestrian street lined with shops and cafes.
1 nightWed. Jun 15 - Thu. Jun 16
This beautiful little fishing port, charming with its beach and good restaurants, will take you back in time to the 17C.
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Keriolet Castle, Concarneau
This neo-Gothic castle dates from the 19C, it's located 15 minutes away from Concarneau in a village called Beuzec-Conq.
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Beach, Concarneau
Concarneau beach awaits you with its beautiful white sand.
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Old Town, Concarneau
Once a center of shipbuilding, the old town sits on a long island in the middle of the harbor.
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The Ports, Concarneau
Visit the Marinarium and the old fish market in the lively and charming fishing port of Concarneau.
1 nightThu. Jun 16 - Fri. Jun 17
Considered the capital of the Centre region, this city is excellent for lovers of history and quality dining.
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Parc Floral de la Source, Orleans
Voted the "Best Park in France" in 2003, this park lives up to the title and includes a butterfly house.
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Cathedral of St. Croix, Orleans
Built in Gothic style, this cathedral is particularly notable for its stained-glass windows telling the story of Joan of Arc.
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Historic Center, Orleans
Profuse with monuments, this historic center is engaging at every turn.
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Museum of Decorative Arts, Orleans
This museum has one of the best collections of 16C to 20C paintings, as well as sculptures and modern and contemporary art.
1 nightFri. Jun 17 - Sat. Jun 18
One of Switzerland's largest cities, Basel is the country's cultural center with museums, art galleries, and a rich history.
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Historic Center, Basel
Discover Basel's lively cultural life by wandering through its historic center, exploring its mix of medieval and modern buildings.
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Kunstmuseum, Basel
A prestigious Fine Arts Museum, frequently staging major exhibitions and housing an impressive collection of 15C-20C art.
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Oberer Rheinweg, Basel
A beautiful promenade along the river, offering views of Basel's old districts, of the waterfront palaces, and of the artisan houses.
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Schaulager by jpmmSchaulager, BaselTucked away in the Basel suburbs, this giant cube is worth a visit for its futuristic architecture and its collection avant-garde art.
1 nightSat. Jun 18 - Sun. Jun 19
Located on the Main River, Wuerzburg features 17C-18C architecture, and even older gems, despite WWII devastation.
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Historic Center, Wuerzburg
This historic center has been proudly restored to its original charm and historical atmosphere, making for cheerful goings-on.
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Marienberg Fortress, Wuerzburg
This looming fortress was occupied between 1253 and 1719 and today holds much of its original furnishings and artifacts.
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Martin von Wagner Museum, Wuerzburg
This museum has an exceptional gallery of 14C-20C works by European masters, as well as an admirable antiquities collection.
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Veitshochheim Castle, Wuerzburg
This 17C castle is a delight to tour, with its rococo furnishings and special park that features comical statues.
2 nightsSun. Jun 19 - Tue. Jun 21
The Dutch capital retains its medieval charm along with historic buildings, rich culture, its iconic canals, and charming streets.
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Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam
A stunning world-renowned national museum with a focus on art and history, hosting a massive collection of artifacts and artwork.
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Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam
Dedicated to modern and contemporary art, as well as design, this fine museum hosts nearly 100,000 items from Impressionism to Pop Art.
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Historic Center, Amsterdam
Stroll along the iconic canals and streets, taking in the city's atmosphere, or head out to explore Amsterdam's thriving nightlife.
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Beguine Community, Amsterdam
Established in the 13C as a pseudo-monastic community, this complex boasts historic buildings and an lingering peaceful atmosphere.
1 nightTue. Jun 21 - Wed. Jun 22
Netherlands' third-largest metropolis is also the country's seat of government, featuring fine architecture and rich culture.
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Historic Center, The Hague
Roam the winding streets criss-crossing the city center, admiring the interesting mixture of ancient and modern architecture.
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Mauritshuis Museum, The Hague
Housed in a beautiful 17C palace, this wonderful museum is home to exquisite Dutch artwork, including Vermeer, Rembrandt, and Ruisdael.
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Gemeentemuseum, The Hague
An extensive art museum, housing exhibits of modern and contemporary art, as well as graphic art, historic fashions, and musical tools.
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Peace Palace, The Hague
Dedicated to international law, the palace houses the UN's Court of Justice, the Court of Arbitration, a library, and a law school.
1 nightWed. Jun 22 - Thu. Jun 23
Netherlands' second largest city boasts a wealth of cultural venues and events, wonderful museums, great nightlife, and amazing energy.
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Boijmans van Beuningen Museum, Rotterdam
Established in the 19C, this extensive museum ranges from medieval to contemporary art, with pieces by world-renowned masters.
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City Center, Rotterdam
Roam the streets lined with modern buildings, diverse shops, and great eateries, or head out at night to explore the local pub scene.
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Museum Park, Rotterdam
A sprawling lush parkland, surrounded with notable museums and featuring a lovely pond, monuments, and a sculpture garden.
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Historical Museum of Rotterdam
Housed within the elegant 17C Schielandshuis mansion, this history museum exhibits paintings, jewelry, sculptures, and other relics.
1 nightThu. Jun 23 - Fri. Jun 24
Dating to prehistoric times, Canterbury remains today a destination of "pilgrims" seeking history, culture, and fun.
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Canterbury Cathedral
Dating to the 6C, this 11C Gothic cathedral boasts a wealth of superb ornamentation, rich history, and architectural significance.
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Historic Center, Canterbury
Explore streets saturated with history in the footsteps of Romans, Saxons, Normans, and countless pilgrims.
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St. Augustine's Abbey, Canterbury
Founded in 598, this abbey now stands in ruins, but the impressive remnants bespeak of a rich history and cultural curios.
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Heritage Museum, Canterbury
Located in a 12C building, this museum covers Canterbury's fascinating history, as well as a wealth of fun cultural collections.
1 nightFri. Jun 24 - Sat. Jun 25
Famous for being Shakespeare's hometown, this lively market town is certainly a charming and fascinating place to visit.
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Shakespeare's Birthplace, Stratford-Upon-Avon, Stratford-upon-Avon
This 16C timbered house, Shakespeare's childhood home, honors the author through documents, period furnishings, and other relics.
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Historic Center, Stratford-upon-Avon
Seek out the notable landmarks around the historic center, or explore farther along its cobbled lanes and rows of timbered houses.
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Royal Shakespeare Theater, Stratford-Upon-Avon, Stratford-upon-Avon
Home of the Royal Shakespeare Company, this 20C theater offers performances, as well as the Company's museum and access backstage.
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Anne Hathaway's Cottage, Stratford-upon-Avon
Dating back to before the 15C, this charming old farmhouse is the childhood home of Shakespeare's wife, Anne Hathaway.
1 nightSat. Jun 25 - Sun. Jun 26
Ireland's illustrious capital is known for its literary traditions, an upbeat pub scene, and a wealth of cultural and historic sites.
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Historic Center, Dublin
Wander through the central streets, admiring elegant Georgian townhouses, visiting local pubs, and soaking in the vibrant atmosphere.
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National Botanic Gardens, Dublin
Established in the 18C, these superbly rich botanic gardens are home to over 20,000 plant species, including rare species of orchids.
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Trinity College Library, Dublin
Ireland's largest library is a book-lover's dream with the famed 9C Book of Kells on display, and the lavish Long Room reading open.
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Chester Beatty Library, Dublin
This library holds a historical collection of manuscripts, rare books, and artwork from Western, East Asian, and Islamic sources.
1 nightSun. Jun 26 - Mon. Jun 27
Evidence of Roman and Saxon history are still visible throughout the city, while its medieval atmosphere id delightfully predominant.
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Historic Center, Chester
With a mix of authentic architectural styles, this lively center is full of medieval remnants, fun teahouses, and quaint shops.
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Chester Rows
Dating at least to the 14C, these timbered buildings comprise shops and residences to this very day, boasting a wonderful atmosphere.
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Roman Gardens, Chester
The lovely Roman Gardens were established in the 20C, and contain a number of locally discovered Roman artifacts.
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Roman Amphitheater, Chester
The largest stone amphitheater uncovered in Britain dates to the 1C, and was used for cock fighting, boxing, and gladiator games.
3 nightsMon. Jun 27 - Thu. Jun 30
Steeped in history and royalty, the English capital is considered to be one of the most progressive and exciting cities in the world.
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Tower of London
Home to England's Crown Jewels, this 11C castle has served as a royal prison throughout its long and fascinating history.
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National Gallery, London
Recognized as one of the leading art museums in the world, this 19C gallery houses superb masterpieces from mid-13C to the 20C.
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Tate Britain, London
One of the leading museums in the country, this remarkable 19C gallery exhibits superb examples of British art from the 16C onwards.
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British Museum, London
Immense in its size and wealth of exhibits, this must-see museum spans all cultures, tracing the turbulent history of the human race.
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Leeds Castle
Boasting a history dating to the 12C, the current castle was heavily reconstructed in the 19C, but retains many historic artifacts.
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Painshill Park
Inspired by European gardens, this park was elegantly designed in the 18C around abbey ruins, a Gothic temple, and a grotto.
