We left the hotel around 7:30 am and walked to Victoria Coach Station - a 50 minute walk to got us over the river, by Big Ben, the Westminster Abbey and some very nice buildings. We boarded a tour bus and went to Windsor Castle. The Queen was there but she didn't seem to have an opening for us in her schedule. The place was however pretty amazing. We looked at the doll house, the apartments and the chapel. It was all very impressive. We then went to Bath, a small city where they used to have Roman Baths (because of a hot spring feeding them). That town was very quaint and it would have been nice to spend more time. The roman baths are dating back to more than 2000 years ago! We finished by travelling to Stonehenge, which is pretty impressive in itself. But by that time, it was raining and cold and I'm sure we did not appreciate it as much as we should have. We got back to London around 8 pm, after having travelled over 500 Km. It was a very informative day; we enjoyed it thoroughly.
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| We're on the bus, going to Windsor Castle |
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| The castle, from far away |
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| We are getting closer |
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| The interior court of the Castle |
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| One of the gardens |
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| The guards at work |
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| Part of the Changing of the Guard |
Building in Windsor - a quaint little town
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| The abbey of Bath |
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| The Roman Baths |
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| Statues surrounding the baths |
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| Chilling, by the hot water! |
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| in Bath |
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| The whole roundabout was surrounded by these exact same building - quite impressive |
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| A bridge in Bath |
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| Stonenhenge |
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| In the rain |
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| Dinner time, back in London |
Love love love all the pictures. I have been in England but not long enough to see all that stuff! I guess we will have to go back and check it out! You guys look great!
ReplyDeleteLucie
Moi aussi j'adore vos photos! Je suis déjà allée à Bath et Stonehenge, c'est le fun revoir ces places là. Vous avez l'air à vous amusez :)
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