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The Origins of Stonehenge

April 9, 2013

British researchers unveiled a new theory for the origins of Stonehenge, saying the ancient stone circle was originally a graveyard and venue for mass celebrations. The findings would overturn the long-held belief that Stonehenge on Salisbury Plain was created as a Stone Age astronomical calendar or observatory. A team led by Professor Mike Pearson, University College London said Stonehenge, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is both older and had a different function than previously thought. They claim the original Stonehenge appeared to have been a graveyard for elite families built around 3000BC, 500 years earlier than the site that is famous today. Come and see the site for yourself on our Stonehenge and Bath tour!

East End Foodie Walk

April 26, 2012

For Themis Halvanti Stringer, the East End expresses it eclectic atmosphere and diversity in its foods. Their tastes and smells assault your senses with their heartiness, ethnicity and history. Themis invites you to come and experience the sights, sounds and smalls of coffee, curry, and courgettes as she leads you on a walk of boutiques bars, and breweries from the 1700’s to the present day. If you thought London was all about Buckingham Palace and the West End, this walk will open your eyes and ears to the bohemian East End.

From Spitalfields market, experience street art and street food in a converted brewery, window shop in the biggest and best Bengali supermarket, experience award winning coffee or enjoy a salt beef bagel.

Explore Spitalfields and Shoreditch and see the magnificent transformation of the once seedy and deprived areas into one of the most vibrant, fashionable and happening districts in London.