Greenwich England

Posted on Monday, October 26, 2009

Greenwich is one of London’s most popular places to visit. Celebrated for its fabulous architecture and great swathe of parkland, it also has a generous choice of quirky shops and markets and a tasty selection of places to eat and drink. There are fine views wherever you turn, and all the sights are within easy walking distance of each other, making Greenwich a real pleasure to explore. Greenwich has astounding museums with exceptional collections and special exhibitions. From its maritime treasures, riverside views, historic royal connections and the home of time to the location of many recent feature films and exhilarating events, there is much to discover in Greenwich. And most of the attractions are free. For a deeper insight into Greenwich, you could take a walk led by professionally qualified tour guides.

Southampton, England

Posted on Friday, April 17, 2009

Many British Isles and European cruises begin in Southampton, England. Southampton is approximately 65 miles from Heathrow airport. There are direct coach services from the central bus station, but many clients elect to be picked up by the cruise line as part of their package. A private car transfer for 2 people averages about $170 Euro one way.

If you're looking to enjoy the finest shopping, history, culture, entertainment and leisure, there's no better place than Southampton. It really is the jewel of the South. Ideally situated for exploring some of the most breathtaking coast and countryside in the south of England.  Southampton is also host to some of the world's most prestigious maritime events.

Surrounding areas of interest include New Forest, Winchester, Salisbury and Portsmouth.