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             Appendix 3 – Tourist Information





             Whilst staying in the UK you will have some free time where you will be able to explore
             and see the sites that the local area and also London have to offer. Please see below for a
             list of locations you may wish to visit whilst you are here. Please note, IDG will NOT be
             providing transport to these locations, please see page 4 for information on how to travel
             around the local area.


             Windsor                                    Hampton Court Palace

             Only 10 minutes from Ascot by car, Windsor   Hampton Court Palace is a royal palace in the
             is a historic market town widely known as the   borough of Richmond upon Thames, London,
             site of Windsor Castle, one of the official   England, 11.7 miles south west and upstream
             residences of the British Royal Family.    of central London on the River Thames.
             www.windsor.gov.uk                         Building of the palace began in 1515 for
                                                        Cardinal Thomas Wolsey, a favourite of King
             London                                     Henry VIII. In 1529, as Wolsey fell from
                                                        favour, the King seized the palace for himself
             London is the capital and most populous city   and later enlarged it.
             of both England and the United Kingdom.
             Standing on the River Thames in the south   For more information on visiting hours please
             east of the island of Great Britain, London has   visit
             been a major settlement for two millennia.   www.hrp.org.uk/hampton-court-palace

             For a great list of things to and also to book
             tickets for some of London’s top attractions
             do, including the London Eye, London
             Dungeons, British Museum; you can visit this
             website for more information.
             www.visitlondon.com

             Buckingham Palace & Windows Castle –
             Changing the Guard

             One of the highlights for many is going to
             see the Changing of the Guard at either
             Buckingham Palace in London or Windsor
             Castle in Windsor. The parade starts at 11:00
             sharp and lasts for 1hr in total. With this
             being such an attraction it is advisable to turn
             up early as it can get very busy.

             The parade at Windsor Castle is on Tuesdays,
             Thursday and Saturdays. At Buckingham
             palace it is on Monday, Wednesday, Friday
             and Sunday. For further information please
             see the main information website:
             www.changing-the-guard.com








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