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London Pass Guidebook London Bicycle Hire For more information, please visit the London Bicycle Tour Company website. Note: please check with attraction regarding accessibility, mobility and other special issues. Hours of Operation Thursday-Monday: 9.30am-3.30pm Closings & Holidays Tuesdays & Wednesdays Reservations required To avoid disappointment, bicycle tours should be booked in advance online at londonbicycle.com - simply select LP discount on checkout. A credit or debit card will be required for a deposit on all hire items. Website: https://www.londonbicycle.com/ Getting There Address Lmabeth Towers 74 Kennington Road London, N/A SE11 6NL GB Closest Subway Stop London Underground: take the Bakerloo line. Get off at Lambeth North train station. Take the Bakerloo, Jubilee or Northern lines. Get off at Waterloo train station. 1-Day Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour Simply present your London Pass when boarding either a Golden Tours bus or Big Bus to enjoy access. Marriott County Hall London is both the embarkation and disembarkation point. Details of any impact to Hop-On Hop-Off bus services as a result of events of activities in Central London can be found here for Golden Tours, or here for Big Bus. Please note: a bus tour is a great way to see the top sights around London, however, we advise against using bus tours as a mode of transportation around the city. For more efficient transport - we'd suggest using London's public transport networks. Hours of Operation In light of COVID-19 and to ensure the safety of its passengers, our hop-on, hop-off bus companies are operating greatly reduced services. Please check the overview for the timetable. For details of the route, stopping points, and days of operation for Golden Tours, please visit goldentours.com. For details of the route, stopping points, and days of operation for Big Bus, please visit bigbustours.com. Closings & Holidays N/A Getting There Address Tourist Bus Stop Westminster Bridge Road (eastbound) London, N/A SE1 7PB GB Closest Subway Stop Westminster 30+ London Sights Tour - Top Sights Tours The tour lasts three to five hours, so please bear this in mind when preparing for the day. Meet the group outside the Ritz hotel (SW1A 1BS) next to two red telephone boxes. Once the tour has been booked, you’ll receive a confirmation email with all the details of how, where and who to meet on the day of your tour. Hours of Operation Check the official website for the schedule Closings & Holidays N/A Reservations required Book your tour in advance by emailing [email protected] with your pass or order number. You will then receive an email to confirm your place on the tour. Getting There Address 150 Piccadilly, St. James's London, N/A W1J 9BR GB Closest Subway Stop Green Park Apsley House Getting in: show your pass at the entrance. Hours of Operation 1st April-31st December Wednesday-Sunday: 11AM-5PM 1st January-31st March Saturday-Sunday: 10AM-4PM *Last admission is at 3.30PM Closings & Holidays From 21st Dec to 1st Jan Reservations required To ensure visitors’ safety, this attraction is operating a pre-booked, timed-ticketing system. Book free tickets by entering the code LP2021 when selecting your preferred date and time on their website. Website: https://englishheritage.seetickets.com/timeslots/apsley-house?_ga=2.219183824.813858355.1598255943- 1697310407.1591088579&_gac=1.47635797.1596040766.Cj0KCQjwvIT5BRCqARIsAAwwD-RJf2EmIOCPhvcVJR- iNknHkon3ZWGmciegaysKq1busS5lXZs7_esaAhMaEALw_wcB Getting There Address 149 PiccadillyHyde Park Corner W1 London, N/A W1d 3QA GB ArcelorMittal Orbit Present your pass at the main entrance. The Slide can be booked on a first-come, first-served basis. We advise you to arrive in good time. Hours of Operation Fri-Sun only from 11am-3pm (last admission at 2pm). Open 7 days per week during school holidays, see website for more details. Closings & Holidays Please check The Orbit's website for the most up-to-date closures to avoid disappointment. Getting There Address 5 Thornton St London, N/A E20 2AD GB Closest Subway Stop London Underground: take Central or Jubilee lines. Get off at Stratford train station; 10-minute walk. Take the DLR. Get off at Pudding Mill Lane train station. BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir Attraction status as of Sep 25, 2021: Closed Getting in: simply present your pass at the entrance. Please note: all London visitors to BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Museum are expected to comply with the dress code (smart casual – not shorts, not skirts shorter than the knee) and be respectful of everyday worshippers. Hours of Operation Every day: 9AM - 6PM (the exhibition closes at 5PM on weekdays) Last admission to the Mandir: 5.30PM Closings & Holidays N/A Getting There Address 105-119 Brentfield Road Neasden London, N/A NW10 8LD GB Closest Subway Stop Neasdon (Jubilee line) Beefeater Gin Distillery Tour Getting in: simply show your pass for entry. For more information, please visit The Beefeater Distillery Tour website. Please note: Due to the nature of the experience, we can only accommodate children over the age of 8. Every under 18 years old must be accompanied by an adult. Hours of Operation Friday: 1PM, 3PM & 5PM Saturday and Sunday: 11AM, 1PM, 3PM & 5PM Closings & Holidays Monday - Thursday Reservations required You need to send a screenshot of your pass to [email protected] and request a tour slot. The booking team will come back to you via email confirming if/when they have space available. E-mail: [email protected] Getting There Address 20 Montford Place London, N/A SE11 5DE GB Benjamin Franklin House Getting in: present your pass at the main entrance. Please note: There is no wheelchair access to Benjamin Franklin House. It is a five-story townhouse with stairs between each floor. There are handrails on each staircase, but no lift. You will be required to wear a face-covering during the course of your visit. For more information, please visit the Benjamin Franklin House website. How to get there Underground - Charing Cross - Northern and Bakerloo lines (3-minute walk from attraction) - Embankment - Northern, Bakerloo, District and Circle lines (3-minute walk) Bus - Bus numbers 6, 9, 11, 13, 15, 23, 77a, 91 and 176 all stop on Strand, less than 5 minutes walk from the attraction. Hours of Operation Friday - Sunday: 12PM - 5PM Closings & Holidays Monday - Thursday Reservations required As Benjamin Franklin House is only viewable as part of a guided tour, pre-booking is recommended to avoid disappointment. You can book tickets to both tour options directly on the official website. Select the ‘London Pass’ option when choosing your ticket type, then bring your pass with you on the day. Website: https://benjaminfranklinhouse.org/ Getting There Address 36 Craven Street London, N/A WC2N 5NF GB Brit Icon Tours Getting in: present your pass with your booking at the start of your tour. Hours of Operation See the attraction website for the most up-to-date timings for the different tours. Closings & Holidays N/A Reservations required Bookings must be made for your chosen tour. Follow the link to the Brit Icon Tours website and make your reservation. Please present your booking and London Pass at the start of your tour. Website: https://briticontours.com/bookings/ Getting There Address Outside Sun in Splendour, 7 Portobello Road, London, N/A W11 3DA GB Brit Movie Tours Getting in: present your pass and tour confirmation to the guide. Please note: under 18s must be accompanied by an adult. Hours of Operation Start times and locations vary depending on each tour. Please check the official attraction website for up-to-date information. Closings & Holidays N/A Reservations required Due to the popularity of the tours, we recommend that you book a tour at least 48 hours in advance. Simply visit the Brit Movie Tours website and follow the instructions on that page to book your tour in with us. When choosing your preferred tour and date we will require your name, mobile number, email address, and pass number for each member of your party. Website: https://britmovietours.com/londonpass/ Getting There Address 7 Bell Yard Holborn London, N/A WC2A 2JR GB Brit Music Tours Getting in: present your pass and tour confirmation to the guide. Hours of Operation Visit Brit Music Tours' website for departure times. Closings & Holidays N/A Reservations required Bookings must be made for your chosen tour. Follow the link to the Brit Music Tours website and make your reservation. Website: https://britmusictours.com/londonpass/ Getting There Address Business address: 152-160 City Road London, N/A EC1V 2NX GB British Museum VOX audio guide Attraction status as of Sep 25, 2021: Temporarily unavailable N/A Hours of Operation Open daily: 101AM-4.30PM Closings & Holidays 24, 25, 26, 31 December 1 January 10, 12, 13 April 8, 25 May 31 August Getting There Address The British Museum, Great Russell Street London, N/A WC1B 3DD GB Cartoon Museum Show your London Pass at the door for entry. The site is fully wheelchair accessible and fitted with a hearing loop. Hours of Operation Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday: 10.30AM - 5.30PM Thursday: 10.30AM - 8PM Closings & Holidays Mondays Getting There Address 63 Wells St. Fitzrovia London, N/A W1A 3AE GB Closest Subway Stop Tottenham Court Road (Central, Northern), Oxford Circus (Bakerloo, Central and Victoria) Charles Dickens Museum Getting in: simply present your pass at the entrance. Hours of Operation Wednesday - Sunday: 10AM - 5PM Last admission at 4PM Closings & Holidays N/A Reservations required Simply visit the Charles Dickens Museum website to book your slot. Website: https://dickensmuseum.digitickets.co.uk/event-tickets/7124?catID=6649 Getting There Address 48 Doughty Street London, N/A WC1N 2LX GB Closest Bus Stop 7, 17, 19, 38, 45, 46, 55, 243 Closest Subway Stop Russell Square or Chancery Lane Chelsea FC Stadium Tour Getting in: present your pass at the main tours and museum entrance.
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  • Spring 2005 Newsletter of the Middlesex County Historical Society Historical Society Launches Web Site

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    Spring 2005 Newsletter Of the Middlesex County Historical Society Historical Society Launches Web Site Boot up your computer. Click on www.middlesexhistory.org. The Middlesex County Historical Society’s Web site is live and well! The just-launched Internet site is chockfull of information about upcoming events, exhibits, local history and Historical Society resources. The site is laid out in six sections—About Us, News & Programs, Local History, Collections, Kids & Teachers and Participate —with each section boasting five to ten individual pages. Visitors can learn about future walking tours, how General Mansfield died—even what’s for sale in the museum gift shop. The centerpiece of the new Web site is Their Own Stories: Voices from Middletown’s Melting Pot, a virtual tour of the acclaimed museum exhibit that graced our galleries from 2001-2003. On this special microsite, viewers can click through 350 years of our community’s history as told through the stories of families representing nearly a dozen different ethnic groups that made Greater Middletown their home. TheTheir Own Stories site was made possible through a generous grant from the Middlesex County Community Foundation. “With our new Web site, we can reach people all over the globe,” said Marnie Goodman, president of Historical Society, who spearheaded the development of the site. “The great characteristic of online technology is that “Whether people want information about our city’s past a Web site is infinitely expandable,” said Marnie. “Unlike or simply the starting time of our next walking tour, they a hard copy catalogue or book, we can add sections and can find it quickly and easily with a click of the mouse.” update information without significant expense.