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The town of ware has a long varied history. Archaeology shows that Ware has been occupied since at least the Mesolithic period, and the Romans had a sizeable settlement there. The name of the town itself dates from Anglo-Saxon period, when weirs were built to stop Viking invaders from escaping in their longships after defeat at the hands of Alfred the Great.  Situated on the Old North Road and less than a day's journey from London, Ware also has historically been an important coaching town. Things to see With such a rich history, it's no wonder that Ware has a dedicated museum.  Established in 1986, it incorporates the town's WW11 command bunker and a medieval well discovered during the building work.  Highlights of the collection on permanent display include Iron Age and Roman pottery, a Roman coffin, and a unique collection of Hitch Patent Bricks. The Priory, High Street, Ware, Hertfordshire SG12 9 AL   Tel:   01920487848 Ware is set in some of the most beautifu

Nestled on the River Lea, Hertford has a rich history dating back to the Normans.  Though it is best known for Hertford Castle, there are many other places of great architectural interest and historical importance, including a Norman church, the world's oldest purpose-built Quaker Meeting House, in addition to shops and other town centre properties that date back over the centuries. Things to see Hertford Castle is the best known link with the town's past, providing tangible evidence of Hertford's many connections with England's Kings and Queens (almost every monarch from Saxon times up to and including Queen Elizabeth 1 is known to have visited it) The grounds are open to the public all year round whilst the Castle building (Gatehouse) is open to the public during Open Days in the summer months. Places to Eat and Stay After a look at the town, Old Siam in Parliament Square is the perfect place to grab dinner, Known for its authentic Thai cuisine, the resta

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Open:   Mon - Thur:   18.00 - 00.00                           Fri:    17.00 - 01.00                           Sat:    11.00 - 14.00                                     17.00 - 01.00                           Sun:   11.00 - 14.00                                     18.00 - 22.00 Osteria Teresina Via Paolo Sarpi 10/A Udine 33100 Tel:   +39 348 928 0806

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Osteria e Locanda con cucina Open:   10.30 - 15.00 /  17.30 - 23.00 Closed Sunday evening and Monday Al Cappello Via Paolo Sarpi  5 Udine Tel:   0432 299327 E:   info@osteriaalcappello.it

 1.   St. Stephen's Basilica        If there is only one church you would like to visit while in Budapest, then it should be the one        This is the largest church in Budapest, and it was named after Saint Stephen, who established the        Hungarian state.  2.  Heroes' Square       The most spacious square with the statues of the Hungarian chiefs and kings - not to be missed.        Heroes' Square along with Andrassy Avenue - which is the longest avenue of the city - as well as        the Millennium Underground running under it.  All of which are World Heritage sites.  3.  Chain Bridge       Szechenyl Chain Bridge is one of the symbols of the capital, the most famous and the oldest bridge       in Budapest. It is guarded on both sides by 2 - 2 lions.  4.  Buda Castle District       Buda Castle is part of the World Heritage.  It consists of several famous buildings such as the       former  Royal Palace housing museums and national collections.  S