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Destination United Kingdom

Six things to do

1. Admire: Windsor Castle, even if you’re not a fan of the royal family or castles. A train, bus or car trip from central London, the 11th century fortress has been the home of 39 monarchs. Walk through the state apartments and view the magnificent collection of gifts from global heads of state and other dignitaries. The stunning interior will impress; catch the changing of the guard; check the flags to see if the Queen is in residence; and take a peek inside St George’s Chapel. No cameras allowed.

2. Visit: the House of Waterford Crystal at Waterford in south-east Ireland. Take the factory tour and watch clever craftsmen mould and sculpt crystal sports trophies, vases, glasses and even miniature grand pianos.

at Citywest Hotel, Saggart, Dublin. This golf and leisure resort is located about 40 minutes outside the CBD via tram and is a two-minute walk to the nearest tram

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