The  Most  beautiful places to visit in Paris 

by  Graceful  online  Team

Thursday   22/01/2026   24:40 P.M  BMT

Video  Courtesy-Graceful magazine Eiffel Tower Paris

 

The  French  city  has been called  the  most beautiful  place  to visit right  now  and  there  are so many places one can  see in Paris  even without  needing  to pay a  ticket.

The Notre  Dame,  walking the Champs-Élysée Paris  has  great  places  to   visit  such as   and visiting beautiful parks such as Luxembourg Gardens are great to do when touring  Paris.There are  free museums like  Palaise & Muse'e' Carnavalet, with  beautiful neighbourhood  like  Montmatre & LeMarais, plus enjoying stunning city views from the Sacré-Cœur Basilica  and the Galleries  Lafeyette rooftop.

 Architectural places to visit  while  in Paris

The  Notre Dame  Cathedral

The Notable Notre Dame  cathedral  is one of the  most famous  places  in the world and offers a glimpse of  the  architectural  masterpieces of the ancient times  and is a beautiful   places to visit  in Paris.

   The  Basilica

• The  Panoramic views  of the  Basilica  offers  a  stunning view  for visitors  wishing to see the best of Paris.

• Champs-Élysées

•  Walk the famous avenue from Place de la Concorde to the Arc de Triomphe.

   Arc de Triomphe

    See this iconic monument from the ground.

   Pont Alexandre III

    Visit and   Walk across one of Paris's most ornate bridges.

   The Eiffel Tower

    View one of   the  most  famous  Paris  landmarks it from Trocadéro or Champ de Mars, especially when it        sparkles at night. 

    Parks & Gardens

      Luxembourg  Gardens  (Jardin du Luxembourg)

     This is  a place  to relax and watch people  coming in and out for  leisure.

    Jardin des Tuileries

      This garden  sits   between the Louvre and Place de la Concorde and is  a beautiful place to see.

     Parc  de  Buttes- Chaumont

     The  Parc  des  Buttes-Chaumont  is  a  beautiful  park with cliffs, waterfalls, and a temple.

    Jardin des Plantes

     This is  the city’s   major  botanical garden and a must see for    travellers

    The  Museums

    Petit  Palais

     The  Fine Arts Museum  has beautiful   permanent collections that must be seen  by Arts  lovers.

  Musée Carnavalet

  In this  Museum ,visitors  will  have a glimpse  of the History of Paris  and is  a great place for  every  history love to see  and visit.

Maison de Victor Hugo

This is the former  home of  the poet  Victor Hugo and is one of the  most beautiful places to see in Paris.

Musée Curie

• This is a scientific  place  that  is   dedicated to radioactivity research  and a must be   seen  by  science scholars. The Musée Curie is a historical museum focusing on radiological research. It is located in the 5th arrondissement at 1, rue Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris, France, and open Wednesday to Saturday, from 1pm to 5pm; admission is free. The museum was renovated in 2012, thanks to a donation from Ève Curie.

 

Neighbourhoods & Streets

• Montmartre:Wander the charming, artistic streets and squares.

   Le Marais

• Explore historic medieval streets, boutiques, and Place des Vosges.

   Latin Quarter

• Discover historic streets and bookshops like Shakespeare and Company.

   Canal Saint-Martin

• Stroll along the trendy, picturesque canal. 

Other Free Experiences

Promanade  Plantee  ( Coulee Vertee)

Walk on  the elevated greenway built on an old railway line and see  the Paris  magical  sceneries  life. 

 The Seine River Banks 

• Walk along the river, admire the  bridges, and enjoy the city  views.

Galleries Lafayette Rooftop

Enjoy incredible views of Paris from this department  store's terrace.

Promenade  Plantee (  Coulee  Verte)

Walk on an elevated greenway built on an old railway line. 

There are  so many places to visit for free  while in Paris  but these  are  some of the free  places to see while  visiting Paris.

 

 

 

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World  Affairs

The Urgent need for Nigeria and other African  countries  to look  into  road   travel safety  across  their  cities and  what  could  be done

 

  by  Chinyere  Nwakanma

  Wednesday 03/01/2026  15:32 P.M BMT 10min

 

 

 

Nigeria the  most  populous  country in Africa, is trying  its  best  to  cater  for the  needs  of its  people , but more needs to be done according  to the United Nations.The United Nations (UN) has previously called on countries using  its  Global action plans  for  the decade   on road  safety  2021-2030 to adopt a Safe System of  approach, prioritise vulnerable users (pedestrians, cyclists), strengthen laws on the use of  (seatbelts, helmets, drink driving), improve road and vehicle designs, ensure better post-crash care, and foster multi-sectoral collaboration to halve road losses by 2030, integrating road safety as a developmental  priority.  Considering the  large  population  and lack  of speedy economic growth  in   the African  continent , Nigeria  is not doing badly  , as the  entire continent  has  been  battling  with inherited  poverty ,dating back  to early times,  caused by lack of  advancement  in technology ,lack of the  needed infrastructures, debts, ignorance and lack of knowledge of how to  do things properly. Nigeria needs to think of  building  good roads,  that are  made for only large  cars  such as the trailers  and tankers and place notices that such routes are only for larger trailers  and tankers. No smaller  cars  will  be   allowed to  take such  routes  and employ trained personals to  monitor the  routes.Nigeria need to be urgent in addressing the road  hazard  problems  across the  big cities.

Of  recently  there has been lots of  distress  across the  world , when  people  were   shown  the  state of Nigerian roads, what is happening there  and the way  people  pack their  cars  at the  wrong places , making things  to go wrong  sometimes. Nigeria needs  to beef up  work  on the  area  of  keeping its  people safe,  by bringing in  policies  that  will address  the  issue  of what happens  on its  roads giving  road user safety  a  priority, because  there  is  a race  against  time to save lots  of people.Even though the country  is large with  no efficient  resources , the  department of transport needs to work harder  to put up a stronger system, whereby cars  could  be  checked on  road worthiness. Every car driver  needs to  bring  their cars  to designated places,  where  engineers and car mechanics  can make checks, to make sure that  their cars are safe for themselves  and other people.Considering  that  not too many people have cars,  those who have cars  must have the capability  to maintain them properly, than  cause  problems  by driving cars  that are  not road  worthy.They   must enforce the age  limit laws  to car   importation  into the country and make  sure that  the  laws  are taken seriously  by the populace.Nigeria  needs  to put up a system of advertising  and educating  its populace to know that  having cars  is  for transport  and not for  status quo and teaching them that patriotism is keeping one another  safe.Driving  road worthy cars  and not driving on the  wrong lane  is  being responsible  and patriotic.Helping others to stay  safe  by  not  putting cars  in the wrong places  and driving safe cars should be on the  countries media broadcasting  agenda.A car is just  a means of transport and people  are  not allowed  to  run cars  that are breaking  down, cars that have their exhaust  pipes  fuming with carbon-dioxide  and creating pollution,the road safety  corps  need to be more  serious  in making sure that the  right vehicles are on the road with properly trained drivers.Nigeria  can think of  building  roads  that are  made for only large  cars  such as trailers  and tankers and place notices that such routes are only for larger vehicles.Nigeria needs to invest in its  road  and road  safety  no matter  how much it costs  and  open  schools that  could teach  road safety  and employ graduates from such  schools  to look  after their roads  inspect the roads and make sure that  cars  are not packed on the wrong lanes  and are good enough  to be on the road.The jobs of the road safety  personnel will be to ask people parking on the wrong lanes  to  move away  to the right places.Nigeria  can build large  parking lots in designated  places on its high roads  where drivers can pack  while on long journeys.The  government  can buy  lands  from local  landlords  to build garages  where  large cars  can park while on transit.Building road  safety schools training staff and giving them jobs  is another way of creating employment  for its people.Employing mechanical engineers and mechanics  whose jobs will  be  to check  road worthiness of cars  is another way of creating employment for people and keeping the  country safe.Employing specially  trained road corps people   to flag down cars  that are too  old  to ride on the streets  is another way  of  providing  jobs  for people.Nigeria  needs to  do more and  invest  on its  roads  to prevent situations where  its people  are afraid of travelling  and rely only on hope to travel  for long distant journeys , doing businesses or  visiting relations.It is great  to rely on hope but  faith  with no works is not  right.Nigeria can do better and use   its resources to invest  on good road practices   and bring up policies that  will keep its  travelling citizens safe.The eyes of the world is on Nigeria to see what it  will do,  to make  the  changes  and policies  that will keep  its  citizens safe on the roads  and  people  can trust its leaders  to have more media campaigns  and  education in schools on patriotism for its  populace ,just to  help  to keep  everyone safe  on its  roads.Africa's  richest  men like  Aliko  Dangote  who are  helping in so many ways , needs to think more  about  what  to do to  help Nigerians in the area of road  safety .Nigeria  has gone  a long way in its  road safety  troubles with  other third  world  countries.The  leaders  need to read  the guidelines  and the  rules given  by United nations  to all countries  and  try to follow them,just to keep the populace  safe.The  advanced countries are following the rules and  things  are  relatively fine.Africa  must save its  population  and the  world  from the constant heartaches  caused  by  the  mishaps because of lapses in the  way things are  done.The world know that  Africa  is not  so poor  that little  safety rules that needs  to be  followed and   shared  by printing  flyers  are  not being  used,making so many ignorant about road  safety  rules.It is  only by educating its populace  that  people  will see the seriousness of implementing the policies given  to the  world by United Nations.Most of the guidances  given by United  Nations  to countries on road  safety  are not being  implemented  by the  poorer countries, they  do not need  much money to be implemented ,just  by simple  education  and creation of  awareness  by circulating flyers  in hospitals  schools  and government  departments and informing  people rightly   just to keep them  safe.

 

What did  United Nations  say that  countries must do in the decade plan for road safety

The  united  nation  has  set  out these policies  

 

-  Safe System Approaches: Countries should  build   roads and vehicles with human mistakes  in mind, accepting that crashes  may happen sometimes  but  fatalities could be prevented

-Policy & Legislation: They  must put in place strong laws on speeding, drink driving,the use of  seatbelts, and helmet use, making sure that everyone follows the rules. 

- Funding & Data: They  must  spend money on  road safety initiatives and  check  the implementation progress to meet the 2030 targets. 

- Safer  infrastructures  and Roads : Countries  must build  infrastructures that keep  the   pedestrians and cyclists  safe, focusing on "Safe & Sustainable Mobility".

-Safer Vehicles: Countries must make  sure   that vehicles  on their  roads meet  the  UN safety standards and promote safer vehicle technology.

-Safer Road Users: Countries  must promote safe behaviours through education, laws, and visible enforcement 

-Post-Crash Response: Countries need to improve  emergency services and response to  injury severity.

-Multi-Sectoral Commitment:Countries  must  involve their health, transport, education, finance, police, and manufacturers  departments in coordinated efforts to make this happen.

-Funding & Data: They  must  spend money on  road safety initiatives and  check  the implementation progress to meet the 2030 targets. 

The  Goals that need to be reached

The UN's strategy aims to create a global movement to reduce road traffic deaths and injuries by 50% by 2030, recognizing it as a public health and sustainable developmental issue. 

 

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Singapore offers beautiful  places  to visit  this  festive period

 

  by  Graceful online  Team

  Wednesday 26/12/2025  22:55 P.M BMT 10min

 

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 EXPLORE WATERLOVILLE  HAMPSHIRE  AND  ITS BEAUTY

  by  Graceful online Team

 

  Wednesday 23/12/2025  19:45 P.M BMT 10min

The  Video -Waterlooville  Hampshire  has stunning views to see 

           

Waterloville  is  a market town in  Hampshire,  located in the   borough of  Havant  a town  close to Portsmouth  and  Chichester, which  is  known  for  its  stunning natural  landscapes  where  people  can  walk , cycle  or watch  the birds,other animals and plants. It  is great  for  biologists, tourists, nature  and animal  enthusiasts . People can  explore  Waterlooville   and the  Hampshire countryside especially during  holidays like  this. Waterloville is   right next to the park, making it a great base for exploring the downs. There are so many places  to be seen  while  in Hampshire  and  Waterloville  is  a must  see , should you be on business  trip around the area. This Christmas  offers  a time to  go sightseeing  for   people  in cities like London. What  will  you see in Waterlooville?.

1  The Horizon  Leisure Centre

It  has  amazing features  such  as a beautiful  swimming pool, swimming facilities for  lane swimming lessons and spaces for  those learning Synchronised Swimming and swimming experts  on leisure  tours. The  Havant & Waterloville Swimming Club), partnering with Portsmouth Water  has spaces  in this leisure  centre for learn-to-swim programs.It  has   a  beautiful  300 capacity seated spectator area and  hosts a variety of swimming  events throughout the year. It offers  over  60 hours of public swimming time  and can be a place to visit  by  a  group  of friends or  swimming club members. The  Pool opens  from  6am  and runs till 10.30 P.m

2    Staunton Country Park

Visiting  Staunton  country  park maybe  just  what you and your family needs  this  season. The  Staunton  country  park     is located  within close  range  to  Waterloville  and has the  landscaped garden, Victorian glasshouse and a family friendly  park filled  with animals like goats, pigs  and sheep. It will  be a delightsome place  for kids  who like visiting  parks to  see  the  animals  they see in books.

3  The  South  Down  National  Park  Waterlooville

There  are beautiful  and  stunning panoramic  sights  when you come  to  the town from the  route Winchester  to Eastbourne. There  are views  of  hills  full of  grasses with  grazing  animals which  are fantastic  views  for nature  lovers  and enthusiasts. There are villages ,markets and estates that are linked  to history  with beautiful  architecture. The  Park  which  is known for its chalk grassland has beautiful  flowers  and  butterflies  flying about especially at summer.It is  a place where one can sit and breath  in natural  fresh air  especially when the weather is warm. There  are lots to see in the town,  but it is better  to visit  the  place than leaving it all  to  ones  imaginations.

4    The  Purbrook Heath

For those looking  for  a calm natural place to see , Purbrook Heath is just a short distance from Waterloville. This green space has walking trails and wide-open fields, making it a peaceful place for a  family picnic or a leisurely walk and  sightseeing. The Purbrook Cricket Club is located here  and local  cricket  tournaments  take place there. So  it  could  be  a visit  to  watch  cricket  and see the local celebrity cricket players.

There  are many famous people  born and associated with Waterlooville Hampshire  but I will  mention a few of them.

 

Michael Giles  (born 1942)-   The  Drummer  from  rock band King Crimson was  born in Waterloville.

Beatrice Shilling  (1909–1990  -    The  famous  aeronautical engineer was born in Waterloville. 

Rob Styles   (born 1966)-   The retired FIFA and Premier League referee was  born in Waterloville.

Lewis Ganson  (1913–1980)-   The great writer was born in Waterloville.

Jess Search  (born 1972)- The documentary filmmaker and founder of the Britdoc foundation was  also  born in Waterloville. 

Christopher Hitchens (1949–2011) -The Famous writer  and  journalist born in Waterloville.

 

Horizon  leisure  centre Waterloville  -A  visit  this  Christmas  will be  cool  for the family

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COCKERMOUTH-The  Georgian Town  and home to William Wordsworth  and his wife  Dorothy Wordsworth 

 

by Graceful online  Team

Tuesday  16/12/25  16:10  BMT  10mins

 

 

Courtesy  Graceful  -Cockermouth

Cockermouth   is  a busy  Georgian town  located in the  county  of Cumbria loved by many for  being  the birthplace  of  the  poets   William  Wordsworth  and  Dorothy Wordsworth.It   has  ancient sites like  the Cockermouth  Castle  ruins  and is  home  to  Rivers   Cocker   and  Dewent.It  is located in the  North  Western side of Cumbria  at  the edge of Lake  District national  Park and Solway  coast.The  town  has Georgian buildings  with  independent  shops cafes and  the market.The  buildings are  made of predominantly stones.Most  tourists  come to  Cockermouth to  see the  Wordsworth  house. Kirkgate Arts offer cinema, music, drama and crafts, cookery and writing. It is a great  place to explore while in the town.

 

 

Courtesy  Graceful-An ancient  writers room and the  writing  instruments

JOURNEY TO COCKERMOUTH

 

 

At first I thought

It was a fairy tale

Of a land hidden

In the countryside

Down, down the North

Surrounded by the hills and mountains

I thought I was in a dream world

As I found myself

In a train

Moving down

The lonely paths

In the night

In search of the little town

Of Cockermouth in Cumbria

As we moved down the hills and valleys

Our train in steady motion

I gazed at the beautiful country sides

As men and women

Smiled at each other

Some in conversation

Others in deep thought

I watched the sheep and the cattle 

Grazing by the countryside

And the houses

Scattered on the hills

Farmers at work

And as our train stopped

I paused

As we walked down the little town of Cockermouth

Women with friendly demeanour

Bidding us goodbye

As we alight

From the train

It’s the end of our journey

To Cockermouth in Cumbria

I smiled cos it’s   a dream come true

The city is

As its name sounds

 I thought

Small, quiet and calm

But beautiful

Just like a little cock

Inside a hole

We went through little

But long paths

Just to see

The ancient little town

Of Cockermouth in Cumbria

 

 by Chinyere Nwakanma

 

The Beautiful  Garden Poems 

Published -16th  August  2010

Graceland  Books  and Allied

 

 

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Glasgow -The city with the ancient well known for its friendly residents

by Graceful  Online  Team

Sunday  07/12/25  03:20  BMT  10mins

 

 

Glasgow  city

 

 Travelling  to Glasgow  in   a four  and half hours   journey  to  a  city  found  to  be  so  friendly that  it  was given an award  for being nice to visitors  could be a  life time  experience. Glasgow Scotland   with  the  ancient  well   has so many  great places to see. Travelling through  the  countrysides  with  views of sheep  grazing in the  hills  is   an  amazing  scenery.

This ancient well is  located deep in the sacred crypt of  historic Glasgow church which has  just  been excavated and transformed into a major art project, seen by the public for the first time  makes Glasgow  a spectacular  place  to see  joined  together with other  amazing  sceneries. Such places to visit  are

Kelvingrove Arts  Gallery  and Museum

The well has been quietly sitting for centuries in the lower church of Glasgow Cathedral.In October it was revived under the lead of archaeologist Prof Stephen Driscoll from the University of Glasgow.And the  rest  has been history  reminding us  of the ancients  and their  architectural gifts  which  made  Glasgow  what it is today.Spectacular  designs in the city  include the  interiors of the Kelvingrove Art Gallery Glasgow where nature meets  arts  with  science. Kelvingrove  has  22galleries displaying beautiful  civic collections.

Kelvingrove was one of the last greatest museums of the Victorian times, opened in 1901, as part of Glasgow's International Exhibition of that year   and has   beautiful  architecture and diverse  collections  in it. In 1902 it became Glasgow’s civic art gallery and museum.The  kelvingrove   museums  is free to visit  .

The  Glasgow  Science  Centre

The  Glasgow  Science  centre  in Scotland offers  spectacular  views apart  from the  deposits that  gives science  knowledge  to its  visitors.The centre offers  family  fun times  throughout  the years  for  the  children.

The Ornate  Glasgow  city chamber  offers beautiful  sceneries  and designs  from  ancient times.

Key Ornate Architectural Highlights in Glasgow

Glasgow  city chambers

This  city  chambers is  located in George Square, this highly decorated Victorian-style building has exotic  interiors designs   couples  with  light and dark stone staircases.

• Merchants House

The Merchant  house  is located  on the corner of West George Street and George Square and has  ornate interiors  and  historic  designs.

• Glasgow  Cathedral

  The Glasgow cathedral is the city's oldest building, with beautiful   medieval architecture.

• Former Norwich Union Buildings

 This magnificent building from 1897 features a red sandstone façade and an imposing corner tower.

• Former National Bank of Scotland Building

This building  is  located on the corner of Trongate and Glassford Street, the building and has  an ornate gable made  in a Renaissance style.

• Clydeport Building

This building was designed by  J.J. Burnet, and   rivals the City Chambers in its magnificent interiors and rich architectural features.  Sir John James Burnet (1857-1938), was a highly influential Scottish Edwardian architect  known for  making designs  of buildings in London  and  Scotland, combining Baroque grandeur and  modern  influences, often featuring intricate sculptures  and  beautiful  designs.People described visiting  the  Clydeport  building as  a treat  showing how the  designs are loved. Glasgow Botanic Gardens

The Glasgow  botanic  gardens  offer outdoor spaces to relax  and  get  fresh  air  through  summer times.

Glasgow Women's Library

This  is the only accredited museum in the UK that is dedicated to showcasing  the stories, histories and achievements of women. It serves  as  a lending library where people can browse their engaging collections and exhibitions from Sufragette memorabilia to dress-making patterns.  Glasgow has  been celebrating its 850th birthday throughout the entire year of 2025. The celebrations are  programmes of events, rather than a single day event, marking the anniversary of the city being granted its burgh status in 1175 by King William the Lion.Glasglow remains one of the  much loved cities  in the United Kingdom.

  

Glasgow city

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 Top Tourist  Places to visit in Edinburgh Scotland

   by Graceful online  Team

    Friday  05/12/25  00:50  BMT  10mins

 

Courtesy Graceful  -The city of  Edinburgh

 

A walk  around  Edinburgh will make one  to realise  that the city  happens  to be one of the  finest  places in the United  Kingdom  with  buildings  dating back to ancient  times ,fine architectural views ,historical  landmarks  and exotic  views.These  are  the things that make  Edinburgh  a beautiful memorable place to see.Historical  places  such  as the palace of Holyroodhouse, Edinburgh  Castle,St    Giles  Cathedral,the museums,the botanical  gardens  and the  beaches  are some of the  most  beautiful  places to see , while  visiting  Scotland.Edinburgh  castle with  its  exotic views  remains  a must see , while  a walk along the Royal Mile connecting to the Palace of Holyroodhouse, and hiking Arthur's Seat or Calton Hill is  something to  remember. The National Museum of Scotland remains a great  academic  and  historical place to see, a visit to Real Mary King's Close, the Grassmarket and Victoria Street areas  are  worth  the  time off work to  see . Remember  that  Author  J.K Rowlings  found  inspiration to  write  her books  in the city meaning that Edinburgh  has more  fairy  tales and spooky places than London.Just  visit  Edinburgh  to get a feel  of the  ancient  times.The  writer's museum  is one of the places to visit to see the original works of  some of the best Scottish writers.The  Scottish Islands remain  some of the most beautiful  sights to see with Cramond Island having some historical  war relics  and  Inchcolm Island is accessible  using cruises and boat  ships,so be ready to  add to  an experience  of  a lifetime - a  ride on the  sea.People  can travel  from Edinburgh to  the Highlands  regions of the north by train, car, or bus . Edinburgh has several universities, including the world-renowned University of Edinburgh and Heriot-Watt University, along with Edinburgh Napier University and Queen Margaret University. These universities have different  courses to study and have multiple campuses within the city of Edinburgh  .  Edinburgh is  a  University  city   so  one   have the opportunities to see the libraries . Edinburgh has two cathedrals- St Giles' Cathedral (the High Kirk of Edinburgh) and St Mary's Episcopal Cathedral which  are ancient  landmarks that must be seen.Edinburgh has multiple hospitals.The  Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh and the Royal Edinburgh Hospital, as well as private facilities like Spire Shawfair Park Hospital are some of the places    to  see.Edinburgh is a highly  centralised city with an excellent public transport system, which has a good  bus network and a single tram line. Taxis and cycling are also popular options to use to travel  around while in the city , but one can walk around the city  easily.

Historical and cultural sites to  see in Edinburgh  are

 

• Edinburgh Castle: This castle  is  world-famous landmark and part of the city's World Heritage Site loved  and cherished  by the  country.A memorial  to the life of the ancient kings and queens. 
   
• The Palace of Holyrood house: This is the  official residence of the monarch in Scotland. 
   
• Royal Mile: This is  a historic street connecting the castle and the palace, and there  are   many closes, shops, and cafes in the street. 
   
• Real Mary King's Close:This  is  made up of  a  network of underground streets and preserved 17th-century houses beneath the Royal Mile. A must  see  for a bit of history.
   
• St Giles' Cathedral: The  cathedral  has  very  beautiful  architectural  views and is one of the  historical  places to see while in Edinburgh
  • National Museum of Scotland:This is free  to see place and has  items  of  history  to show Scottish history, nature, science, and technology, with interactive exhibits.. 
     
  • Royal Yacht Britannia: Sightseeing  in Scotland involves a view  of   Queen Elizabeth II's former floating palace.Talk about an exotic place to visit  with lots of  history  attached to it. 
     
  • Surgeons' Hall Museums: A  good place to visit  for  medical  doctors  and hospital  enthusiasts wishing to  catch a glimpse of medical history. There are many beautiful  outdoor  sightseeing places to visit in  Scotland.Scotland has mountain views  that  are  great.The  Royal  botanical   garden,the museum of  childhood,the Scottish national  gallery
  • Calton Hill: This is  the  Scottish National and Nelson Monument that must be see while in the city. 
     
  • Dean Village: The beautiful Dean village  is   peaceful and  great  to   stroll   about  passing by the Water of Leith. 
     
  • Princes Street Gardens: The gardens  are good for leisure and one  can have  a view of   the Scott Monument while  sitting  in it.
• Arthur's Seat: This  ancient volcano has a  panoramic view of the city  and is a must  see  while  in Scotland. 
   

 

 

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MAIDENHEAD-BERKSHIRE

The finest and the calmest

by  Graceful online team  

First  published  on Issue 9  Graceful  2024

Republished  22/11/2025 p.m  00:37  BMT 5min

 

I have travelled to and stayed in so many towns in the United Kingdom but  this town holds   a place in my heart  . One of the  finest places  I have been to  is  Maidenhead which is located  in the  county of Berkshire. Maidenhead is a market town in the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead, which is located in the county of Berkshire, England, on the south western bank of the River Thames. It has an estimated population of 70,374 and forms part of the border with southern Buckinghamshire.

Travelling to Maidenhead from London is easy because of the fast  train. The station  hosts  the executive chauffeur  drivers  who are always  around  to take people  into the town. It is one of the most  beautiful  towns  in the United Kingdom  .Top  Tourist  attractions  in Maidenhead  are

 

                        Maidenhead Heritage Centre

 The Maidenhead Heritage Centre is the home to the atmospheric Spitfire simulator and the fascinating ATA (Air Transport Auxillary) exhibition of  the pioneering women who delivered over a hundred types of planes with their male colleagues.

                        Museum of Berkshire Aviation

The Museum of Berkshire Aviation is a small aviation museum that is located in Woodley, a town in Berkshire, England.

                                        BCA  Zoo

BCA  zoo is located  in Maidenhead  and is  a  zoo  that  can   be  visited  by  school  children.The  zoo  houses  small  animals like  baby  monkey  lizards,meerkats,birds,amphibians  and invertebrates.It offers  prebooked  family tours  which  children will  find very  interesting.

                                         Ray Mill Island

One of the places to visit  in Maidenhead  is  the Ray Mill  Island.’

 To get  to the Ray Mill Island  one needs  to walk  from the  Ray Mead

Road  and cross the road bridge at Boulters  Lock walk past the restaurant & bar (SL6 8PE) and cross the pedestrian bridge onto the island.

                                  The  Ockwells  Park

Another  lovely place to visit  in Maidenhead  is the lovely  Ockwell’s park  which has the lovely -Andreas Cafe.

 

                                  York Road Stadium

 

The   York  Road Stadium  is the home to Maidenhead  Football club.It is  another  place  to visit  while   in Maidenhead  . The Football Association and FIFA known  to be the oldest  continuously-used senior association football ground in the world by the same club, having been home to the club since 1871

Lillibrooke Manor and Barns

Lillibrooke Manor  and Barnes  is a place  one  must  visit  while in Maidenhead.It is  a venue  that  can be hired  for  special  occasions  such  as  weddings.

Desborough Park

Desborough  park is a lovely place to be visited  by families.

It has facilities such  as  table tennis

Other  places  to see while in Maidenhead  includes

Pondwood Fisheries

Absolute combat

Absolutely Karting

Riverside Gardens

Kidwell’s   Park

Delta Force  Paint ball

New  Farm fisheries

The  Lambourne  Golf  club

Maidenhead  Mini  Golf

Odeon cinema

Craft  Coop

Maidenhead  Railway station

Braywick Leisue  Centre

Maidenhead  has the  Little  Green Boat Company  and many other places .Visit  Maidenhead  and enjoy the amazing  countryside.

 

 

 

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London-The Emergence of a beautiful new city life: Serenity

 

 by  Graceland  online team

Friday    21/11/2025    23:40  BMT  5mins

 

 

London is a hub of commerce and trade.It is a place where spending money seems to be a hot topic Londoners live lavish lifestyles, especially when it comes to  buying  cars ,clothes and  food. They are very hardworking, with many Londoners doing all round night and day jobs, to be able to keep up with the soaring demands of the times. Londoners seem to be adjusting to life after the virus. Many have become accustomed to being on their own, as social distancing and the lockdown have transformed many  lives. London has become more quieter after the virus . Some of its inner streets have become pin drop noise level and sometimes you wonder if the neighbours are still around. Is this the new London?.

 Londoners are known for being very quiet people, staying by themselves  .They love serenity and calm neighbourhoods and with the lockdown many people are quieter. If you walk through the streets in the evenings, you can hardly hear any noises and sometimes one wonders if  the neighbours are on holidays. Londoners love reading books and watching their  televisions, sometimes the programmes could be  none of their interests, but they will keep on watching ,glued up to their televisions and when you ask them the reason why, they will shrug it off .And I have a feeling, that with the emergence of this quieter new life, Londoners prefer staying  at home now,sticking to their televisions more than ever~BBC,  while waiting  for the clock to signal that it is time to dash off to work. Find them on the streets by 4.00am jumping into the ever waiting twenty four hour red buses and cabs, looking at their expensive Cartier wristwatches, to make sure that they are at the office on the dot- dotcom living .Life is a Circus of course- Piccadilly Circus London. It is all about getting there on time and returning back in a dash.

While removing your clothes quickly, to  have a quick nap on your clean expensive sofa, as the clock chimes again, telling you that it is four a.m and time to go.  Life goes on.

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  Manchester

  The Fantastic city that is famous for football

 

   by  Graceful  online  team

   Tuesday  18/11/2025    20:28 P.M  BMT  

      

Manchester is a city in the United Kingdom. It is the home of Manchester United football club and Manchester city football club. It is not a surprising thing that even three year olds around the world know about Manchester as many world class footballers have played for various football clubs in the city making it a world class name for talented footballers and their fans. Manchester is not only known for football, it has so many beautiful   landmarks and it is a beautiful part of the country. Manchester is located in the North West region   of United Kingdom. There are many nice places to visit in Manchester. Such places as

1   Piccadilly Gardens in Manchester

Piccadilly Gardens is a stretch of green space in the Manchester city centre between the Northern Quarter and Market Street offering a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. Piccadilly Gardens have water features, art, and spectacular architecture, benches for relaxing, statues and buildings that trace the whole history of Manchester. At Piccadilly Gardens you can be free to play, run about with the kids while on holidays. There are local artisans and crafts shops to see .You can do some shopping and there are trams to take you to anywhere you like in the city.

Piccadilly Gardens is a popular place to visit while in Manchester, but it can be crowded at times. It has a good transport network and you can stroll around the city. There is the water fountain to see during summer and the kids can play around the place.

2   St Peter's Square in Manchester

Among the popular places to see while visiting Manchester is St Peter's Square.St Peter's Square is the public square of Manchester located in the Civic Quarter known for its historic monuments, museums historic and ethnic neighbourhoods. It is also a major station for the Metro link tram system that gets you around Manchester. The square is a historic place for those who wish to know more about the city’s heritage and there are places to shop and eat in the area.

3  Castlefield Art Gallery

Other nice places to visit include the Castlefield Art Gallery, with its exhibitions of contemporary art, and Bridgewater Hall, home to the Hallé Orchestra and other first-class concerts. The Castlefield Bowl has regular classical concerts and is also a good place to visit while in Manchester.

4 The Imperial war museum

This is a beautiful place to visit if you wish to know more about the wars that were fought in the past. You will see historical fighting jets and other aircrafts. You will also see tanks, aircraft, artillery, and handheld weaponry. There are places where you can eat or have a drink if you are hungry or tasty while visiting. There are also numerous static displays of large machines such as tanks, aircraft, artillery, and handheld weaponry. A shop and café are located on the premises.

5  Hulme bridge  Manchester  is a beautiful  site to see if you are  driving or being driven around  ,while  looking  at the  beautiful  site of the bridge.

6 LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Manchester

This  is  a fun place  which  the kids  might love  to see so  think  about taking the kids to Manchester  as a treat  to keep them smiling  during this  summer. It has  many exciting attractions - from the Kingdom Quest ride to the LEGO CITY Forest Pursuit driving adventure ride complete with battery powered off road vehicles .The miniland  in the Lego centre is a must see for the kids. The intu Trafford Centre is a place where the kids can sit and have a taste of extensive choice of eateries in the Orient and the opulent Great Hall while visiting Manchester. Manchester has the 20 screen ODEON cinema which provides a fun place for the kids.

7    Manchester Cathedral

Manchester cathedral is one of the oldest churches in the city and has a history going back to 600 years and more. It has a   roof supported by 14 angels each playing a different golden instrument.The Cathedral is open every day and admission is free of charge.

8  There are so many fun and nice things to do in Salford for those wanting to make a day trip out of it; those crunched for time would do well to visit one or two attractions in this pleasant university town. The Salford Quays, usually referred to simply as "The Quays," should definitely be your top destination.

 9  Travel inside the boat in the Bridgewater canal

Among the most beautiful places to visit in Manchester is the Bridgewater Canal. It was constructed in 1761 to transport coal from the mines at Worsley to Manchester. Most of the warehouses in this area have been converted into   offices, shops, hotels, and restaurants. It could be an exciting experience travelling with the boats in the canal.

10   The Manchester football clubs Arena

Manchester is famous for being the home of football. Many people love Manchester because of its football legacy and the Premier League football clubs.

At the moment there are football clubs in Manchester that play at the premier league- Manchester United and Manchester City. There is rivalry between Manchester United and Manchester City even though they are located in the same city. Manchester also has one club that act on the third level (League One), and one

club, Wigan Athletic, that plays in League Two. These make Manchester an interesting city.

Are you thinking of a beautiful city with so many places to visit on sightseeing? Beautiful Manchester offers you a world of sightseeing opportunities with endless lists of places to see.

11 Manchester gallery

Manchester gallery is a tourist place to visit, while in the city. It is rich with art paintings dating back to centuries.

Manchester Art Gallery, formerly known as Manchester City Art Gallery, is a publicly owned art museum on Mosley Street. The main gallery premises were built for a learned society in 1823 and today its collection occupies three connected buildings, two of which were designed by Sir Charles Barry.      

There are so many other beautiful places to see in Manchester and the list goes on which cannot be exhausted in these few pages .And there are exotic places to stay, eat and see while in Manchester. 

 

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I  have written about  the Cotswolds before now ,as one of the finest places  in the country but  each day as  I use my Lavender  beauty products , they remind me of the town's  beauty.Having travelled around to see Britain's small villages   and their ancient  stone wall buildings,  which  make many to be in  awe of  the  historical  architects,  who drew the town plans and  built the stonewall villages.I always look back to the  times ,when I was  a little  girl, when my  aunt  used to rub the lavender  face  creams with their sweet  aromas. The Lavender fields  remain some of the most beautiful places to see in the United Kingdom  with their purple summer flowers  and this is what makes  Cotswold amazing with the stone  buildings. The Cotswolds are known for their  posh English stone villages and beautiful countryside. They are known for their picture perfect places, ancient market towns and outdoor activities like walking and exploring scenic places. The region's beauty also comes from its history, with its wealth built on the medieval wool trade, leaving behind grand churches and strongly built cottages.

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Tourist Attractions in the Cotswolds

by  Graceful  online  Team

 Monday08/09/2025  00:38 a.m BST  5mins

 

 Cotswold's   tourist attractions  shows the  beauty its countryside's, historic sites full of places  showcasing  great  British heritage. Visitors can  visit  grand estates like Blenheim Palace and other landmarks like Sudeley Castle, Cotswolds  lavender Park. The region offers a variety of experiences, from the breath-taking views at Broadway Tower to the serene landscapes of Westonbirt Arboretum. There  are also family-friendly attractions like the Cotswold Wildlife Park  and Lavender Park which provides fun for all ages, while people  who like enthusiasts can  visit Gloucester Cathedral. Whether you're like its beautiful  country sides, historic buildings, or villages, the Cotswolds has something for every visiting  tourist.Other  beautiful places to visit in Cotswold are 270climbing park,Abbey home farm,Bournton house garden,Berkeley castle and gardens,chavenage house,Gloucester cathedral,Hawkstone brewery Tours,Cotwords distillery,broadway Tower,The Thames Path,British motor museum and  Cotswolds  lavendar  Park.

 

 

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Birmingham city-A Place to see,to live and to  be

by  Graceful online team

Mon 04/11/2025  01.36 P.M BMT 15min 

 

The  city of Birmingham is  known as UK's second-largest city ,where people of different  races  like to live The city has  a large job market in manufacturing, finance, and healthcare.Birmingham is  a  city  known for  its  beautiful Victorian  architecture , with  blends of modern  buildings.Birmingham  city is adorned  with beautiful  botanical  gardens ,canals,parks  and several landmarks  that  show its  rich  cultural heritage.Birmingham is a city loved by the younger  generation,because of  the job and business opportunities in the city.Birmingham  has very  beautiful  streets,  which  are  built  like  dreamlands  from  a  movie  scene,  with  super  town plannings  dating back to the  Victorian  times.Streets like  Gas street  basin,Floodgate street,Cannon street, Oozell's square, Colmore road,John  Bright  Street, Magareth street ,Gibb  street and Broad street.The  cities Botanical  gardens  are like dreamy gardens  from  a  wonderland.Birmingham Botanical gardens  was opened in 1832, with  designs  created  by the  famous horticulturist J.C. Loudon.It  was   meant to be used   as a space to study science, and a place  for sightseeing especially by the locals . It  has over 7,000 plants from around the world,mostly used for  researches, education, and conservation .It  could  be a place for leisure  and  sightseeing  for  visitors  and locals  who love  the garden  so much and  see it as  a special place to be.Its  jewellery  quarter has beautiful restaurants  to eat  while on a visit to the city.Explore  the beauty of Birmingham restaurants with their ethnic diverse  cuisines  reflecting  the cities diversity.The Victoria  street  has so many  buildings  like the council  town hall,Birmingham museum  and the art gallery which are unique places to  visit.Just like London,Birmingham has its own Chins Town  a district  located near  New Street train station and have  different options for Chinese, Korean, and Thai cuisines. There  are places to  shop for  food  in the area, with different Asian supermarkets .The  indoor market in the area amazing  places  to see designs  from  diverse places. The area has lots of Chinese decorations and signs, that make them  different  and  for  tourist  visitors.Birmingham is famous  for its  football  clubs  and is  known  for hosting major premier league tournaments.Birmingham's major football clubs includes  Aston Villa F.C. and Birmingham City F.C., who play in the Premier League and EFL League One respectively. Aston Villa was founded in 1874, while Birmingham City was founded one year later in 1875.The clubs are real old  football clubs  connected with United Kingdom  football history as they have produced  many  great footballers.Birmingham's Colmore district area Snow Hill and Birmingham Cathedral which make up the Colmore Business District is  a fantastic place to visit with its offices  and business centres  hosting the big banks too.  It has  posh boutiques  for fashion loving people who like  window shopping or doing real clothes  shopping in retail centres in big cities.There are many eatery  places  to enter if one gets hungry   while shopping.Birmingham with its  history of football,  is loved by  many because of  the  notable footballers from Birmingham include Trevor Francis, known for his time at Birmingham City and winning the European Cup Winners' Cup with Nottingham Forest, and Joe Bradford, Birmingham City's all-time leading goalscorer. Other notable players are England internationals such as Karen Carney and Ellen White, as well as  present players like Jude Bellingham and Daniel Sturridge who are still with clubs in the premier league.Birmingham with its  cultural  and musical heritage, has  also  produced  some of the biggest names in British  history  which makes it one of the most respected cities  in Great Britain.Birmingham is also known  for its famous writers from the deceased Benjamin Zephaniah, a well-loved poet to Samuel Johnson, the 18th-century lexicographer. Other notable writers are poet W. H. Auden, thriller author Lee Child, and playwright Jonathan Coe. Birmingham has it all as a place one can find inspiration  to be an artist. The city is know  for its beautiful street art adornment in several places.Birmingham gardens  can be places to host family events  such as weddings   and birthdays ,because of the beauty.Visitors can visit four spectacular glasshouses showcasing tropical, subtropical, Mediterranean, and arid climates. Beyond the glasshouses, there picturesque gardens, such as a Japanese garden, a rock garden, and a butterfly house. The venue could be used for seasonal events, educational workshops, and family-celebrations  all through the seasons of  the year.The Edgbaston reservoir which is located within a short walk from the, city has canals and sightseeing areas around them.The area shows the  cities industrial  heritage.Birmingham has good schools which are diverse, with highly-ranked grammar schools such as King Edward VI Camp Hill School for Girls and Bishop Vesey's Grammar School, and selective independent schools like King Edward's School. Other top performers include independent schools like Solihull School and Edgbaston High School for Girls, and state schools with outstanding Ofsted ratings like Nishkam High School and Harborne Primary School. The "best" school depends on individual priorities like academic focus, location, or a specific educational philosophy.Birmingham has it all when it comes to arts  ,education,sports  and a history of cultural heritage.It is one of the places people wish to live  in United  Kingdom.As Christmas is looming,Birmingham has just been given the  second United Kingdom city with the second best  Christmas market.Birmingham's most famous universities are the University of Birmingham and Aston University, known for their strong research and academic reputations. Other important scholarly places in the city   are Birmingham City University, Newman University, and University College Birmingham.Birmingham has specialist women and children's hospitals  and they are hosts  to world class medical facilities with its world class facilities remain some of the best hospitals in United Kingdom.The "Floozie in the Jacuzzi" statue in Victoria Square, Birmingham, is the most prominent structure with a front waterfall, which is part of a large fountain called -the River. While not a natural waterfall, it is a man-made structure featuring water .Birmingham city is one of the most beautiful city to see ,to be,to visit  and to remember in the country.

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           Beautiful  cities from every continent of the world

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HAMPSHIRE : PORTSMOUTH -A  WORLD OF SIGHTSEEING 

 

Culled  from  Graceful  December  Issue  2022

by  Graceful  online team

Tues 14/10/2025 12.05 a.m BST

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Places to Visit

 

Are you planning a holiday soon  or  are you thinking of visiting  United Kingdom?.

Hampshire Portsmouth  comes as one of the places  you can be. Located  at the south  East of England  .There are  so many  exciting places to be  while visiting Portsmouth.

1   Marwell  Zoo Winchester

Housing hundreds of exotic animals.The  zoo  is placed  on a 140acre  park

2     Winchester Cathedral

This is one of the largest  cathedrals in Europe  and is one of  Hampshire’s finest tourist places. A  little prayer inside  the cathedral can be the anti-dote to a  stress filled COVID  life of  expensive living. The  cathedral café  has  a beautiful  garden  and an open terrace.And do not forget that Jane Austen the famous  author was buried   at Winchester Cathedral.

3   Southampton City art gallery

The art gallery is one of Britain’s finest and you need to see the gallery for yourself. Visit the gallery and see the best arts .

4 The Isles of Wight ferries

Visit the sea  side and the isle  of  Wight  ferries   Hampshire coastline  which is primary school  kids  most exciting  visit place.I can always look back to excursions with my youngsters,  while they were  in primary school looking  forward to exciting visits  to  the isle of Wight ferries.Create fun times for the kids to remember.Visit Isle of Wight.

5  The  ocean  village  is a superb friendly secure  sightseeing place  to visit while in Portsmouth. It has good local supermarket and shopping places.

You can  also  see the mediaeval  city  wall, Tudor gardens, vintage  vehicles  and the mediaeval  merchant house is a place to see especially if you are keen about history.Other historic places like the titanic trail bar gate and sea  city  museum makes  Portsmouth a delight.

6  The New Forest national Park

Hampshire is home to the new forest national Park and is a place of  tourist   attraction  . 

 

 

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CORNWALL-The beautiful coastal town

TOURIST ATTRACTIONS  IN  CORNWALL

by   Graceful  online team

  11/08/2025  23:54  BST  

 

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Among the towns  that people  love most  in the  United Kingdom is  Cornwall.Everyone  I had ever  interviewed  about the  most  beautiful place they  like  visiting  will  always tell me that  they  love Cornwall  most.With  its  hills  and picture  perfect  awe  inspiring  view Cornwall  remains  an amazing  county  in the  United  Kingdom.Cornwall has different  tourist  sites  from the beautiful coastal scenery to historic sites and  towns. Major places to visit in  Cornwall include the Minack Theatre, St. Michael's Mount, the Eden Project, Tintagel Castle, and the Lost Gardens of Heligan. Other notable locations include coastal towns like Falmouth, Padstow, and St Ives, as well as Bodmin Moor and Kynance Cove to  see the  beauty of  nature. The  Cornish landmarks  are  worth  seeing  and you will  also  have the  opportunities  to visit  restaurants  to  eat  specially made Cornish  pastries.

1. Heartlands- This award-winning attraction based in Redruth was noted  as  the UK’s first cultural playground.  It has a  collection of heritage exhibitions, a  large adventure playground for the children, festivals, and farmers markets make up this fantastic free attraction, perfect for all the family. 

 2 St Michael’s Mount -This  destination is a great place  for family  outings. There  is  a fee to explore the magnificent castle and pretty gardens, but passing through the causeway and seeing  the harbour front is free.Start the day at Marazion’s sandy beach before making the walk across the causeway, when the tide is low enough.  Visit The Barge House Visitor Centre to see the exhibition, then pop into the Island Café before heading back across the water to Marazion. The  fares  are  cheap  and you do not need  to worry about  the fares to visit  these places.The  lovely   beaches along the Cornish Coast include the epic stretch that is Praa Sands, the surfer-haven of Fistral Beach and the scenic, tranquil cove of Hemmick Beach. 

3. Trenance Gardens and Leisure Park Trenance  garden and  leisure  park is  a place you need to  stay in while  visiting  beautiful  Cornwall. Cornwall is known for its beautiful gardens, from the Eden Project to Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens and one do  not have to pay to  visit  this  beautiful  Cornish  landmark. 

4. Rough Tor Many of the beautiful natural places throughout Bodmin Moor are free to explore, and Rough Tor at sunset must be one of the most captivating sights in the region. Climbing to the top of Cornwall's highest hill, neighbouring Brown Willy, and  looking down from Rough Tor on the Fernacre stone circle will be a  good place to visit.

5. The Royal Cornwall Museum With many museums in the UK, admission is free for kids and the Royal Cornwall Museum in Truro is no exception.  There are  beautiful collection of vintages and archaeological treasures, you can showing the Cornish culture going back to the  prehistoric era. The  museum  will take you through  history  and it is  a lifetime  experience that is worth having. The museum is a brilliant place to visit for people of all ages, for younger visitors the museum offers a fabulous timetable of activities to enjoy during the summer holidays.

6. Trelissick Gallery The  Trelissick  gallery  offers  beautiful  sculptures  and pictures  which  are great  to be seen  while visiting  Cornwall. The  castles,the  coasts, the  museums,the  historical  landmarks,the mountains ,the boats ,the harbours provides  the multitude of  places  to be seen  while  visiting  Cornwall.Cornwall offers different  places  to visit  for  different activities. From thrilling water sports, visiting historical landmarks, and moving  round  picturesque gardens. Feel  free on sandy beaches, make memories  with  friends  and families , and join the Cornish  guided tours.There are lists  of so many places to  see while holdaying in Cornwall  and there are beautiful  and affordable  hotels to  stay in  too.Cornwall has beautiful mountain landscape built in a rural landscape with amazing views.Explore the mountains, the forest views and see the Cornish historical landmarks which have helped to shape British history.Cornwall as a historical town with its museums presents a place that one can stay while visiting United Kingdom.With its historical chapels and old buildings.

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Singapore  City-A beautiful holiday  destination

by  Graceful  online team 

Wed   05/11/2025   19.00 P.M  BMT

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Singapore is a city-state, so the capital is also Singapore .The city and the country are the same entity, and Singapore serves as both the nation and its capital.Singaporeans speak four official languages: English, Malay, Mandarin and Chinese.There are many famous places to see in Singapore such as Gardens by the Bay, Marina Bay Sands, and Sentosa Island. People can also explore diverse neighbourhoods like Chinatown, Little India, and Kampong Glam, and enjoy attractions such as the Singapore Flyer and Universal Studios Singapore.