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Nearest tube stop: St. John’s Wood (from the west) or Chaulk Farm (from the east) Blythe Hill Blythe Hill sunset courtesy of LC

DAY TRIPS FROM FLORENCE: Here are 15 day trips to take from Florence, with practical information on how to plan your day. The London Eye gets an unfair reputation as a tourist trap, but it’s one of the best ways to see London from ‘on high.’ Yes, you’ll encounter plenty of tourists as you line up to board a capsule on the 443-foot wheel — you’ll likely share your capsule with many of them as you spend 30 minutes on a single rotation of the wheel (the standard length for a ride aboard the Eye).

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If you are looking for the best view of Florence, Italy, then look no further than the Torre di Arnolfo at Palazzo Vecchio. Nearest tube: Bank or Mansion House London city views at night from the Aviary rooftop bar The Aviary Rooftop Bar Executions at The Tower of London (PDF), Historic Royal Palaces, archived from the original (PDF) on 5 July 2011 , retrieved 31 July 2010 The Monument is probably one of the most overlooked viewing points in London for both Londoners and tourists alike. This is possibly because it is 311 steps up a narrow spiral staircase rather than a speedy elevator. But you really shouldn’t let this put you off because the views are just stunning from the top of the 200 foot (61m) column. The precise size of the monument is the exact distance from the base of the column to the point at which the fire broke out.

The way the sun hits that it makes it so beautiful...I live in the U.S. I think the U.K is so facsinating Nearest tube: Tower London City Views from Bars & Restaurants Sky view of London from Vertigo 42 courtesy of Sarah Vertigo 42 Bar From the RSC Tower, you can see 360-degree panoramic views of the whole of Stratford Upon Avon and beyond. Niamh is married to actor Finbar Lynch and the couple share 28-year-old son Calam, who appeared in the second series of Bridgerton.

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Liddiard, Robert (2005). Castles in Context: Power, Symbolism and Landscape, 1066 to 1500. Windgather Press. ISBN 978-0-9545575-2-2.