Madame Tussauds is located on Marylebone Road, London. Any visitor who is wishing to drive their car hire and park at the attraction can input the post code of the museum into their GPS system. The code is NW1 5LR. If you have decided to visit the venue by public transport instead then the Baker Street underground is probably the closest tube station to the attraction at only a few minutes walk away.
How much have you travelled in England, Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland? The breathtaking diversity of our scenery and attractions can literally take your breath away and that experience could be transmitted to our kids as part of their fun time holiday education. Just some examples: A capital idea? London, England has everything (OK, no beaches :) but exceptionally interesting museums, shows and attractions
How would you like to go back in time yet stay in comfort? Dickens World, in Chatham, Kent, a 62,000,000 Theme Park How about all the natural plant habitats found on Earth? The Eden Project, Cornwall (tell your children Oasis are gigging here in July 09). Hit the road, cycling, off-road biking, walking, trekking, camping. The Lake District offers Hills, Magnificent Lakes, Forest Parks. Have you tasted Haggis, Neaps and Tatties? other kinds of Tattoo! Scotland The Brave is calling you to come and see their wondrous country. Childrens' eyes light up when Wales and Dragons are mentioned. Beautiful Wales is Heritage country with castles, dragons, beaches & mountains. An enjoyable sea / air trip without hassle to a 'world of difference'. Northern Ireland is UK but all Ireland offers massive welcome to their country. There are so many places to see and experiences to savour that choice is difficult, why not take a multi-centre holiday and enjoy some of everything, You can, in the UK.
There is no point in trying to please children all the time. They are sometimes 'unpleaseable'. They have more stamina sapping whinge juice than parents and can keep up a barrage of complaining that's enough to drive you to drink. This point leads me nicely into another aspect of holidaying in the UK as our pubs and small hotels need our business and are willing to offer fantastic prices for travelling meals, overnight or weekly stays. Please don't raise your hands in abomination at the thought of a child staying in a 'pub'. Just think of them, experiencing a 'real world' instead of their increasingly virtual / surreal society. They will either be with you at times in a designated part of the bar, watching and learning, or safely upstairs where you know they are secure. Now non-smoking, licensed premises have changed dramatically over the past several years and are always available in ideally located bases from which to explore local attractions. When was the last time you visited a UK holiday camping ground or caravan park and saw the facilities on offer. Now there are fantastic tents, caravans, user facilities and beautifully equipped static (stately even) mobile homes, offering great value for money, safety and social events. The potential for long-term friendships simply abound from these holidays. Character building 'bonding' fun is what it's all about.
No adventure would be complete without Queen Victoria then the air raid shelters before arriving at the swinging sixties. There are a number of other rooms you can visit such as the A list party which has all the big named stars on display. In the sports zone you will be able to find a sport and sporting hero to see how you measure up to as an opponent. Whichever room you visit, I am sure you will be delighted becasue of the Attractions in London England.
How much have you travelled in England, Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland? The breathtaking diversity of our scenery and attractions can literally take your breath away and that experience could be transmitted to our kids as part of their fun time holiday education. Just some examples: A capital idea? London, England has everything (OK, no beaches :) but exceptionally interesting museums, shows and attractions
How would you like to go back in time yet stay in comfort? Dickens World, in Chatham, Kent, a 62,000,000 Theme Park How about all the natural plant habitats found on Earth? The Eden Project, Cornwall (tell your children Oasis are gigging here in July 09). Hit the road, cycling, off-road biking, walking, trekking, camping. The Lake District offers Hills, Magnificent Lakes, Forest Parks. Have you tasted Haggis, Neaps and Tatties? other kinds of Tattoo! Scotland The Brave is calling you to come and see their wondrous country. Childrens' eyes light up when Wales and Dragons are mentioned. Beautiful Wales is Heritage country with castles, dragons, beaches & mountains. An enjoyable sea / air trip without hassle to a 'world of difference'. Northern Ireland is UK but all Ireland offers massive welcome to their country. There are so many places to see and experiences to savour that choice is difficult, why not take a multi-centre holiday and enjoy some of everything, You can, in the UK.
There is no point in trying to please children all the time. They are sometimes 'unpleaseable'. They have more stamina sapping whinge juice than parents and can keep up a barrage of complaining that's enough to drive you to drink. This point leads me nicely into another aspect of holidaying in the UK as our pubs and small hotels need our business and are willing to offer fantastic prices for travelling meals, overnight or weekly stays. Please don't raise your hands in abomination at the thought of a child staying in a 'pub'. Just think of them, experiencing a 'real world' instead of their increasingly virtual / surreal society. They will either be with you at times in a designated part of the bar, watching and learning, or safely upstairs where you know they are secure. Now non-smoking, licensed premises have changed dramatically over the past several years and are always available in ideally located bases from which to explore local attractions. When was the last time you visited a UK holiday camping ground or caravan park and saw the facilities on offer. Now there are fantastic tents, caravans, user facilities and beautifully equipped static (stately even) mobile homes, offering great value for money, safety and social events. The potential for long-term friendships simply abound from these holidays. Character building 'bonding' fun is what it's all about.
No adventure would be complete without Queen Victoria then the air raid shelters before arriving at the swinging sixties. There are a number of other rooms you can visit such as the A list party which has all the big named stars on display. In the sports zone you will be able to find a sport and sporting hero to see how you measure up to as an opponent. Whichever room you visit, I am sure you will be delighted becasue of the Attractions in London England.