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    Day 5

    162 mi

    Picturesque Castle and Unusual Tower

    Today you will see an outstanding garden that was carefully thought out when it was created. After you enjoy the collection of things gathered by generations in one of the estates.
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    13.2 mi
    30 min
    10:001 hr

    Sudeley Castle

    The construction of the castle dates back to the 10th century, and the appearance of the residential part, mainly of the reign of Queen Elizabeth. The castle has a remarkable garden, which is designed and maintained at a very high level. In 1535, Henry VIII visited the castle with his second wife, Anne Boleyn, who was empty and was left unattended for some time.
    It is believed that the ghost lives in the castle. This is a tall woman wearing a green Tudor dress. The lady in green who looks out of the window and walks along the green alleys of the garden is considered to be the ghost of Catherine Parr. She was the sixth wife of Henry VIII.
    Open Hours: Monday-Sunday: 10:00-17:00.
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    9.5 mi
    25 min
    11:3030 min

    Broadway Tower

    The tower was built at the expense of Lord Coventry. Starting the construction of the Broadway Tower, the Lord believed that the building would act as a kind of beacon for the whole neighborhood in case of unexpected situations. The Broadway Tower has become a Gothic structure, and work on it was completed at the very end of the 18th century, in 1797.
    In 1943, a bomber crashed into Beacon Hills, two hundred meters from the Broadway Tower and a tenant farmer who was also a member of the Royal Observer Corps. The farmer hurried to the crash site and tried to save lives. His deed was marked by Sir W. Churchill.
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    4.5 mi
    10 min
    12:151 hr

    Eight Bells Inn

    Inside this gastro pub there is a very cozy atmosphere, and it feels like this is an old place. Served quickly and very friendly. You can order "fish and chips" - it will be delicious soft fish and equally tasty potato slices. Good selection of local dishes.
    Open Hours: Monday – Saturday: 12:00-21:00 Sunday: 12:30 – 19:30.
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    17.4 mi
    30 min
    13:451 hr

    National Trust - Charlecote Park

    Make a stop in rooms open to visitors in the central part of the house to learn more about the collection gathered by generations of families whose tastes and lifestyle are reflected here. Across the courtyard, you can explore the laundry and brewery, which was once a busy work area. Discover the stables with the carrett family collection, each with its own story.
    Charlecote Park was built in 1558. The overall plan of an Elizabethan home is now mostly Victorian.
    Open Hours: Monday-Sunday: 09:00-17:00.
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    67.4 mi
    1 hr 20 min
    16:1545 min

    Kedleston Hall

    One of the peaks of British classicism and Palladianism in general, the estate house of the Curzon family, built on the basis of unrealized projects of Palladio in 1759–1763. Scottish architect Robert Adam, originally attracted to stylize garden pavilions for ancient temples, saturated the interiors of the building and the park with countless echoes of the masterpieces of Roman antiquity.
    In Kedleston, Adam offered the customer an antique installation - the triumphal arch of Constantine, as if transferred from Rome. The arch was simply installed in the center of the park facade.
    Open Hours of the Park: Monday-Sunday: 09:00-17:00.
    For more information, please visit the official website.
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    30.3 mi
    50 min
    18:0045 min

    Beacon Park

    The park located within the 70 acres of beautiful gardens and yards. Here you can find a statue with a surprise connection to the sinking of the Titanic more than a century ago. The statue of Captain Edward John Smith, who went down with the Titanic on the passenger liner's ill-fated final voyage in 1912.
    The river running through the park provides for a pleasant, leisurely walk, with a wooded area providing a glimpse of the local wildlife.
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    13.5 mi
    30 min
    19:151 hr 30 min

    The Dial

    Discover British cuisine at this restaurant. The Dial is well-known for its delicious sirloin stein, scallops and burgers. According to visitors reviews, in this restaurant you can try a good white chocolate cheesecake, Yorkshire pudding and parfait. Most of the guests say that the staff here is great. Bon Appétit!
    Bookings are not always necessary, but highly advised!
    Open Hours: Tuesday: 11:00-22:00 Wednesday-Friday: 11:00-23:00 Saturday: 10:00-23:00 Sunday: 10:00-18:00 Monday closed.
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    6.2 mi
    20 min
    21:1512 hrs

    At first, you will visit an interesting historical landmark, this building represents some slums of the time of Queen Victoria or King George. Tomorrow won't be such a busy day for travel, but it will be filled with new emotions and adrenaline. After all, you will visit the amusement park. It's time to plunge into childhood. Then you will visit a beautiful park with a garden and a wonderful pond.
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