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Great West Way Travel Magazine | Issue 10

Welcome to the Spring/Summer 2024 edition of the Great West Way Travel Magazine. Our 10th issue is packed full of exciting articles that will inspire you to explore the Great West Way. We take you on a journey through the best local produce and traditional methods of farming and production on the Great West Way where we showcase award-winning English wines, craft beers, mouth-watering brownies, and artisan cheese. If you're planning a trip with your furry friend, don't miss our article on the best dog-friendly activities and accommodation on the Great West Way. And if you're looking for a luxurious and scenic getaway, you'll find our feature on the best hotel stays by the river. For those interested in history and culture, we have plenty of articles in this edition. As part of our new 'Discover our Ambassadors' pages we explore Blenheim Palace, birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill. And we take you on a journey back in time and explore the magic of Stonehenge. We hope this edition of the Great West Way Travel Magazine inspires you to plan your next adventure and discover more of this beautiful part of England. Wishing you safe and enjoyable travels.

Welcome to the Spring/Summer 2024 edition of the Great West Way Travel Magazine. Our 10th issue is packed full of exciting articles that will inspire you to explore the Great West Way. We take you on a journey through the best local produce and traditional methods of farming and production on the Great West Way where we showcase award-winning English wines, craft beers, mouth-watering brownies, and artisan cheese. If you're planning a trip with your furry friend, don't miss our article on the best dog-friendly activities and accommodation on the Great West Way. And if you're looking for a luxurious and scenic getaway, you'll find our feature on the best hotel stays by the river. For those interested in history and culture, we have plenty of articles in this edition. As part of our new 'Discover our Ambassadors' pages we explore Blenheim Palace, birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill. And we take you on a journey back in time and explore the magic of Stonehenge. We hope this edition of the Great West Way Travel Magazine inspires you to plan your next adventure and discover more of this beautiful part of England. Wishing you safe and enjoyable travels.

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Gardens<br />

The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, is a UNESCO World Heritage<br />

Site that is home to the world’s largest collection of living<br />

plants, with over 50,000 species. Visitors can explore the<br />

gardens’ glasshouses, galleries, and landscapes, and learn<br />

about the vital role that plants play in our lives.<br />

Terrace Gardens Richmond is a hidden gem located behind<br />

Richmond Hill. It is a perfect place to escape the hustle and<br />

bustle of the city and relax in a peaceful oasis surrounded by<br />

flowers, trees, and water features.<br />

Historic Houses<br />

Hampton Court Palace, located in East Molesey, is a<br />

magnificent Tudor palace that was once home to King Henry<br />

VIII. Visitors can explore the palace’s state apartments,<br />

kitchens, and gardens, and learn about the lives of the Tudor<br />

monarchs who once lived there.<br />

Ham House, located in Ham, is a 17th-century mansion<br />

that is considered one of the finest examples of Stuart<br />

architecture in England. Visitors can admire its fine interiors,<br />

including its richly decorated rooms and beautiful gardens.<br />

Kew Palace, located in the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, is<br />

a small but perfectly formed royal palace that was once the<br />

home of King George III and Queen Charlotte. Visitors can<br />

explore the palace’s elegant rooms and learn about the lives of<br />

the royal family who once lived there.<br />

Museums and Galleries<br />

Museum of British Military Music and Kneller Hall, located<br />

in Whitton, is a fascinating museum that tells the story of<br />

British military music from the 16th century to the present<br />

day. Visitors can learn about the history and traditions of<br />

military music, and see a collection of instruments and<br />

uniforms.<br />

Orleans House Gallery, located in Twickenham, is a stunning<br />

Georgian mansion that is now a public art gallery. Visitors can<br />

admire its fine collection of paintings, sculptures, and prints, and<br />

attend exhibitions and events throughout the year.<br />

Twickenham World Rugby Museum & Stadium is a<br />

<strong>Great</strong> <strong>West</strong> <strong>Way</strong> must-visit for all rugby fans. Visitors can<br />

learn about the history of the sport, see a collection of<br />

memorabilia, and take a tour of the stadium.<br />

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