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Farley Mount Country Park

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Parks and Gardens
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A large area of beautiful downland and woodland, including West Wood. The Park is ideal for walking and picnicking, with fine views over central Hampshire, particularly from the interesting monument at Beacon Hill. 

The 'Horse Monument' at Farley Mount

The Country Park is named after the famous monument to a horse, named "Beware Chalk Pit", which carried its owner to a racing victory in 1734, a year after having fallen into a chalk pit whilst out fox-hunting

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Din Lligwy Hut Group

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Historic Buildings & Monuments
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Unstaffed open site, no booking required

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Eliseg's Pillar

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Religious Buildings
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Unstaffed open site, no booking required

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Penmon Priory

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Religious Buildings
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Unstaffed open site, no booking required

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St Cybi's Well

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Religious Buildings
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Unstaffed open site, no booking required

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Coventry Transport Museum

Home of the world's fastest car - Thrust II!
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Transport
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Coventry is the birthplace of the British cycle and motor industry. If you’re looking for a fantastic FREE day out for all the family, you can’t beat Coventry Transport Museum.

In the heart of Coventry city centre, this huge Museum is home to the world’s largest collection of British road transport, and a visit whisks you away into a world of stories of real people, real passions and real hope.

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Mary Rose

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Maritime / Sea Life
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The exciting, new £27 million Mary Rose Museum opened its doors to visitors last year. Located just metres from Nelson's flagship, HMS Victory and the ships of the modern Royal Navy, the new museum provides one of the most significant insights into Tudor life in the world and creates the new centrepiece to Portsmouth Historic Dockyard.

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National Museum Royal Navy - Portsmouth

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Maritime / Sea Life
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Discover how the Royal Navy helped shape the modern world through stories of courage and determination in our three exhibition galleries.

See treasures from the last 350 years like the Life Mask taken from Nelson’s face in 1800, the first Victoria Cross ever awarded in 1856, or a World War II Enigma Machine which helped win the Battle of the Atlantic. Discover the amazing stories of ordinary people who made the Navy's history, from the 19 year old fighting the slave trade off West Africa in the 1820s, to the first women who served at sea in the 1990s.

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Cumberland Pencil Museum

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Museums
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Located in the area where graphite was first mined for pencils and the first pencil factory was built in 1832. 

Within the Museum this winter we have completed the NEW World War 2 Secret Pencil exhibition. This exhibition is a culmination of a 12 month’s research project detailing the exploits of the management team during the Second World War and a secret agent in MI 9. The exhibition is fascinating.

Through words, pictures and film the story is told how this fascinating group of people came together through adversity to manufacture and design a secret gadget pencil.

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Crathes Castle, Garden & Estate

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Castles
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An enchanting 16th-century tower house, Crathes is surrounded by 240 hectares of formal gardens, woodland walks and rolling Scottish countryside. Guided tours are available for school groups in the Castle. The ranger service takes education visits to cover aspects of environmental education.

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