Day Trip To Castles From London
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During an independent trip to London, we took an Evan Evans day trip to Leeds Castle which included Canterbury and White CLiffs of Dover. It was very worthwhile--Leeds Castle is georgeous and Canterbury Cathedral awesome. Great way to see some of the countryside without a car. Have fun.
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I live a couple of miles from Leeds Castle. Its just off junction 8 of the M20 motorway. Approx. 1.5 hours from London. If you decide to come here, I can let you know about the immediate area [email protected]
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I went to both Windsor Castle and Hampton Court Palace while visiting London in June. Both were only a 30 minute train ride out of London. We bought our train tickets to Windsor at Paddington Station the day we wanted to go. We got our tickets to Hampton Court at the Waterloo station. It was easy and fairly inexpensive to get both and these are beautiful palaces to tour!
I also visited Kensington Palace while in London--another great palace to visit.
I also visited Kensington Palace while in London--another great palace to visit.
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We also did the Evan Evans Tour to Leeds and booked it through the Hotel concierge. We were picked up at our hotel and taken to Victoria Station to catch the coach for our Tour.
We purposefully did not book in advance in order to try and pick a fine day - as it was it rained during lunch at Canterbury, but that was all.
At the end of the day we were dropped off at a Tube Station to make our way back to our hotel.
We also loved the day and thought Leeds Castle was beautiful. I especially loved the fresh flower arrangements in every room - absolutely stunning.
Apparently the Castle was owned by an American and she left specific instructions in her Will for the flowers to be there and re-done each week.
We purposefully did not book in advance in order to try and pick a fine day - as it was it rained during lunch at Canterbury, but that was all.
At the end of the day we were dropped off at a Tube Station to make our way back to our hotel.
We also loved the day and thought Leeds Castle was beautiful. I especially loved the fresh flower arrangements in every room - absolutely stunning.
Apparently the Castle was owned by an American and she left specific instructions in her Will for the flowers to be there and re-done each week.