Christmas in Bath II: Evening scenes from the beautiful Georgian City
Part 2 of our Christmas in Bath series, we continue to look at beautiful scenes from the beautiful Georgian City with shots taken in the evening.
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Christmas in Bath: Evening scenes from the beautiful Georgian City
From our evening outings to the beautiful City of Bath, here are some night shots taken at the City Center featuring the Bath Abbey, Christmas Tree and surrounding areas.
Monet’s home in Giverny
Giverny sits in a little quiet area in Normandy about an hours’ drive from the hustle and bustle of Paris. As areas go, it is relatively unremarkable. A quiet little village lane, a few houses on either side. It is actually hard to believe that it was home to one of the world’s most renowned […]
Manjushri Kadampa Buddhist Temple near Ulverston
In the grounds of the Conishead Prior house is the Kadampa Buddhist Temple, a temple dedicated to world peace. We captured the magnificent temple on a clear sky day showered in natural light.
Beatrix Potter’s Spiritual Home & Garden: Hill Top, Hawkshead
The Lake District has long been associated with Beatrix Potter and much of the area’s charm and distinct country-cottage feel has been immortalised in her many well-beloved animal stories for children.
Beatrix Potter Gallery, Hawkshead (next to Bend or Bump cottage)
When at the age of 47, Beatrix Potter married William Heelis, a solicitor, she married in to a family that had long been established in Hawkshead, although different to how it is portrayed in the film, Miss Potter, Beatrix did not actually know William Heelis from childhood.
The Tower Bridge in 5 Photos
The Tower Bridge is of the most popular tourist attractions in London 1. The iconic bridge was built between 1886 and 1894. It look 8 years, 30000 tons of stone, 11000 tons of steel and 432 construction workers to build the bridge. 2. The idea for a new bridge started in 1876 with over 50 […]
Anne Frank’s House & Museum Review
Along the Prinsengracht canal, in central Amsterdam lies what is now known to the world as Anne Frank’s house, although this was neither her birth place nor actual home.
Anne Frank House – Plan and Enjoy Your Visit
Book your ticket online and get there early preferably on a weekday to avoid queues and crowd.