As well as going on a conventional London tour bus, you should also delve into a whole range of other regions. Just some of the many attractions worth experiencing are the London Film Museum, Legoland Windsor, Warwick's renowned shopping street Smith Street and Longleat Safari Park.
The London Film Museum is the only museum of its kind in the entirety of the UK, and supports the outstanding skills of those within the film industry. Discover the many magical processes involved in film making. The London Film Museum consists of a collection of memorabilia and relics from the most legendary films and TV shows, such as items from the phenomenally successful Star Wars and Doctor Who series. Marvel at props, costumes and film sets. Realise how films are produced and become absorbed in the cartoon collection on show.
Legoland Windsor is the family-friendly attraction that just must be explored. Legoland is unique from any other theme park in the UK - a genuinely distinctive attraction. Based on the endless appeal the vibrant play bricks cannot fail to elicit in young and old alike, Legoland consists of a mixture of live entertainment, karting, adventure rides, workshops, miniature Lego worlds and dozens of other attractions. All of this is set in 150 acres of stunning parkland.
Explore Warwick, a quaint and bustling township. Extraordinary Smith Street is the oldest shopping street in Warwick. This street is home to many delightful shops and copious restaurants serving fine cuisine, and the absorbing St John's Museum also merits investigation. St. John's Museum's history covers almost 400 years, and inside a fascinating Victorian schoolroom and kitchen, as well as a small 'Discovery' area for under-fives can be found. The Social History collection is bound to especially capture your attention, as it gives a mesmerising insight into the lives of Warwickshire people over the last 300 years.
Longleat is ideal for animal lovers, and is located within 900 acres of intensely striking landscaped grounds. It is a very distinctive attraction: as a commingling of stately home and world celebrated Safari Park, it holds something for all age ranges to be charmed by. Longleat is honestly one of the most esteemed tourist destinations in the UK; it is not hard to see why.
Discover its Jungle Kingdom. Traverse the UK's first walkthrough meerkat enclosure, hand feed appealing Rainbow Lorikeets in the Lorikeet Feeding Station and marvel at the larking about of the monkeys in Monkey Temple.
Take a tour of England and discover the allure of diverse areas. Visit appealing Jungle Kingdom in Longleat Safari Park, do some shopping on Warwick's Smith Street, take the family to Legoland Windsor and explore the history of cinema at the London Film Museum.
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