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Spanish League: 5 Best ElClasico Stars of All Time

March 16, 2023 by Katherine Knowles Leave a Comment

Jakarta – When Real Madrid and Barcelona meet, with the title ElClasico, this match is not only about football. There are intriguing intrigues such as cultural tensions and so on.

Speaking of the current Spanish League standings, Barcelona can be proud because it has a 12-point lead over Real Madrid. In addition,  the head-to-head of the two teams in the last few meetings have not been in favour of Los Blancos.

Since Xavi took charge of Barcelona, ​​his team have played Madrid five times outside of Camp Nou in these 16 months. Their record is four wins and one loss.

Apart from the statistics accompanying the encounter between Barcelona and Real Madrid, ElClasico has kept many historical moments created thanks to the stars on the field.

Barcelona is famous for La Masia, a factory that produces great players who are guaranteed to always produce future stars. On the other hand, El Barca is also known to often make ‘strange transfers’.

The name La Masia suddenly familiar to football lovers after the appearance of Lionel Messi. It is not surprising that the next dropout from the Barcelona football academy is always being compared.

Apart from Lionel Messi, there are actually a lot of La Masia dropouts. Xavi Hernandez, Andres Iniesta, and Gerard Pique are other famous names.

But no matter how great La Masia is, Barcelona also needs to manoeuvre transfers. The problem is, no matter how great the Blaugrana are, they still make strange transfers.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Barcelona, Jakarta, Real Madrid

5 Cheap Destinations in London that Backpackers

February 13, 2023 by Katherine Knowles Leave a Comment

England has become a tourist destination for tourists from all over the world, especially London. Even though London is famous for being expensive, it doesn’t discourage tourists from coming there. Even London is in second place as the most popular tourist destination in the world in 2017, according to TripAdvisor.

So what if we want to enjoy the City of London backpacker style without breaking the bank? Check out the following 5 references on how to enjoy the City of London cheaply!

1. Tour The Museum

For backpackers, it is illegal to waste money on unnecessary things. To get around the budget, visiting a museum can be an okay choice. #WTGB, Welcome to Great Britain, a country where many cool museums are located. Moreover, in the City of London, there are many museums, and some of them provide free entry facilities.

Three museums are favorite destinations for tourists, namely the British Museum, the National History Museum, and the Victorian and Albert Museum. Each museum has its charm; for example, the British Museum is the oldest museum in the world which stores various historical objects from around the world. For natural science lovers, you can visit the National History Museum. Meanwhile, for connoisseurs of design and decorative arts, the Victoria and Albert Museum can be their paradise.

2. Trafalgar Square, Alun-Alunnya Kota London

Trafalgar Square is like the square in every city in Indonesia. An open space located in the city center, precisely in the City of Westminster, London. In the center is a statue of Admiral Horatio Nelson flanked by two fountains on either side. Historic old buildings surround Trafalgar Square.

To the north of Trafalgar Square is the National Gallery, an art museum with paintings by famous painters such as Leonardo da Vinci, Vincent van Gogh, and Claude Monet. Then there is the building of St. Martin-in-the-Fields to the northeast, South Africa House to the east, and Canada House to the west.

Being the heart of London, Trafalgar Square is never empty of visitors. Especially on weekends, we can see various performances as free entertainment here. This city square is often used as a benchmark for tourists from around the world to meet and start their traveling activities in the City of London.

3. Winding Along the Road on the Banks of the River Thames

Walking is the main mode of transportation for backpackers. Apart from having no budget, walking is also effective for enjoying better the panoramas encountered along the way. One of the streets that must be visited when going to London is the road along the banks of the River Thames. This road is also known as the Queen’s Walk. Prepare stamina because this road is quite long.

But don’t worry, the scenery presented along the way will pay for our tiredness. There will be many popular tourist attractions that we will pass by when walking on this Queen’s Walk. For those who want to take selfies with the Big Ben clock, it is recommended to take the opposite side of the Queen’s Walk, where the London Eye is located. We will get the best view of the River Thames, as well as Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament as a backdrop.

If we want to follow the Queen’s Walk tour route, we can start our journey from Westminster Bridge. We will pass South Bank Lion, Country Hall (London Sea Life Aquarium), London Eye, South Bank Center (there is the Royal Festival Hall, Hayward Gallery, Queen Elizabeth Hall, Purcell Rooms, and Poetry Library), National Theatre, National Film Institute, Gabriel’s Wharf, OXO Tower and Centre, Tate Modern, Shakespeare’s Globe, Millennium Bridge and ends at St. Paul’s Cathedral. This #OMGB tour package is complete!

4. Relax in City Park

London has many beautiful city parks; one of the most famous is Hyde Park. The park, which has an area of ​​142 hectares, pampers visitors with various facilities. Not only is it a place for picnics with the family, but various activities can also be done here, such as jogging , cycling, playing tennis, rowing a boat, and horseback riding. Apart from that, there are several interesting spots, including the Welling Arch, Serpentine (artificial lake), Speaker’s Corner, and Princess Diana Memorial Fountain.

Many other parks are no less beautiful than Hyde Park. There is Kensington Park which is located adjacent to Hyde Park. Regent’s Park, Richmond Park (here we can see deer roaming freely), St. James’s Park, Victoria Park, and Hampstead Heath, where wide green fields stretch, are perfect for relaxing and kite flying.

5. Hanging out at the Market

Eitss, don’t get me wrong, the market in London is, of course, different from the markets in Indonesia. Markets in London can be a cool hangout for young people, one of which is Camden Market. Camden Market is a one-stop place for eating and shopping. We can have a culinary tour here and try various kinds of delicious food without being afraid of being expensive.

When we are full, we can walk around the market and visit stands selling antiques, clothes, knick-knacks, and souvenirs. What’s more, the price is negotiable!

Apart from Camden Market, several markets are famous for being cheap and a destination for tourists who want to shop. Borough Market is a paradise for foodies; Portobello Market is the center for antiques, and Covent Garden is the right place if you are looking for fresh fruits and vegetables in London.

Of course, several things need to be considered when traveling, such as making an itinerary, controlling expenses, especially when shopping, so that you stay on a budget, and always being careful when you are in a crowd.

So what after knowing the references above? I don’t think you need to worry about spending a lot if you want to travel to London. What are you waiting for, Come onKeUK and explore the City of London like a backpacker above!

Filed Under: News Tagged With: backpacker, London, tips, Tour, Traveling

10 Soccer Fields with the Most Amazing Views in the World

January 22, 2023 by Katherine Knowles Leave a Comment

The World Cup is almost over. The euphoria of this biggest ball party will soon be over. The most popular sport in the world has the most fans. From all corners of the world, there is always a ball field for children to play ball. There are many beautiful soccer fields that invite admiration because they are in conditions that are full of limitations.

While in the euphoria of the World Cup, this time Hipwee Travel would like to invite you to see the 10 most amazing football fields in the world. Let’s see the beautiful photos!

This football field in Greenland has a very amazing view. Surrounded by snowy mountains and located close to the sea. It’s so cold like that

In Singapore, there is a field that floats on the water. Maybe because of the limited land in Singapore, right?

The futsal field in Malaysia is actually not green but is surrounded by green plants. This is quite an epic field!

a field surrounded by green plants via www.dailymail.co.uk

The Eiði Stadium in the Faroe Islands is very instagrammable. Even though it’s a small country, they still love football. What a beautiful stadium!

The football field under the foot of the Himalayas has an amazing view. For example, this field in Tajikistan, which is at an altitude of 2500 meters above sea level

really cool via www.dailymail.co.uk

Perhaps the most beautiful football field in the world is won by this field in Norway. Situated on an archipelago with spectacular views, the beauty is incomparable!

Norway via www.dailymail.co.uk

A green field is also present under the busy ring road in Shenyang, China

All tourists must visit the very busy Shibuya intersection, but they don’t really pay attention to the fact that there is a soccer field on the rooftop of a building

In La Paz, Bolivia, there is a soccer field surrounded by densely populated settlements. The people of Bolivia are crazy about the football

Finally, this football stadium in Gibraltar is arguably one of the most beautiful stadiums in the world

The World Cup is almost over, but the enthusiasm for playing football will never stop from all corners of the earth.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Amazing Views, Soccer, World

All the Excitement of Opening the Qatar 2022 World Cup

January 22, 2023 by Katherine Knowles Leave a Comment

This year’s prestigious World Cup soccer event just opened on Sunday (20/11) evening. This year Qatar is hosting the grand tournament. The opening of the Qatar 2022 World Cup which was held at the Al Bayt Stadium, Al Khor has also caught the attention of the world community. Moreover, there were many surprises that enlivened the opening of the Qatar World Cup.

Starting from the most unexpected surprise due to the appearance of actor Morgan Freeman and the messages of peace he brought, to the appearance of a number of world-renowned figures and musicians who also stole the attention of the world community. In the following, Hipwee summarizes all the excitement at the opening of the 2022 Qatar World Cup.

La’eeb the unique mascot of the 2022 Qatar World Cup stole the attention of the audience

The opening ceremony or opening ceremony for the Qatar 2022 World Cup starts at 17.30 or 21.30 WIB. The event opened with the screening of the official 2022 World Cup video which was then followed by theatrical entertainment of Arabic nuanced singing and dancing.

During the opening, the unique mascot for the 2022 Qatar World Cup was also present and caught the public’s attention. The reason is if the World Cup mascots usually carry animal themes, this time the FIFA World Football Federation actually carries a new concept. This mascot is named La’eeb, which is depicted with a white figure like a Kuffiyah or Middle Eastern head covering, but looks as if it is floating and has a cheerful expression.

FIFA doesn’t really explain the interpretation of the mascot, so it makes the public guess the meaning of La’eeb’s figure. In fact, many think that La’eeb resembles the animated ghost character Casper. How unique is this year’s World Cup mascot?

Morgan Freeman surprises the crowd at the opening of the Qatar 2022 World Cup

Almost every World Cup opening ceremony holds surprises that amaze the audience. Like the Opening of the Qatar World Cup, which presents the figure of American actor Morgan Freeman. However, the presence of the actor had drawn criticism. The reason is, Morgan Freeman was one of the figures who proposed the United States host the 2022 World Cup in 2010.

It’s no wonder that the appearance of Morgan Freeman surprised the audience. Moreover, the 85-year-old actor delivered messages of peace and unity which seemed to be the goal of the most prestigious football event.

“Football unites nations. We gather here as one great tribe and the earth is the tent in which we live,” said Morgan Freeman in his monologue.

The figure of Ghanim Al Muftah is a disabled boy who is the brand ambassador for the 2022 World Cup
Qatar World Cup 2022
Portrait of Morgan Freeman and Ghanim at the opening of the Qatar 2022 World Cup | Photo from FIFA’s Instagram

Not only was Morgan Freeman’s appearance in the spotlight, but on that occasion, the actor was accompanied by a boy who also stole the attention, namely Ghanim Al Muftah. According to CNN Indonesia, Ghanim is known to be the Brand Ambassador for the 2022 Qatar World Cup.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: BTS, World Cup

Try the Football Tour Sensation in London

January 22, 2023 by Katherine Knowles Leave a Comment

Ever heard of The Changcuters’ song “Hijrah Ke London”? The song is about a person who moves to London and is missed by the lover he left behind. Why do you think The Changcuters chose the City of London to be told in their song?

There seem to be several reasons why the City of London was chosen for the song. Not only because of the charm and beauty of the city which has become an attraction for world tourists but the culture and traditions there are also very interesting. One of them is because London is in a country famous for its football, namely England, as written in the initial lyrics of the song.

London is one of the cities in England that can be visited to take a football tour, for football lovers of the English Premiere League. If you want to feel a different tourist sensation while satisfying yourself with the ins and outs of English football, visiting the stadiums there is certainly a must-do.

Of course, because in England, including in London, there are home bases for football teams with big names like Arsenal and Chelsea. There are at least six football clubs in London besides the two giant clubs, namely Tottenham Hotspurs, West Ham United, Fulham, and Queen Park Rangers. For football fans, these clubs are not foreign, right?

If you are a fan of these football clubs, when visiting London, you certainly cannot miss visiting their home base even though there are no matches there. There are several stadiums that are the Homebase or home of the football club that must be visited and felt the sensation of the Premier League.

1. Stamford Bridge

Chelsea club fans must be very curious and want to visit the home of the team nicknamed The Blues, namely Stamford Bridge. The location is in Fulham, London, SW6 1HS, the Moore Park Estate or The Bridge area. To get there, you can take the train from Fulham Broadway Station on the District Line by taking the Earls Court-Wimbledon bound trains and getting off at Stamford Bridge.

This 41,798-seat capacity stadium is the 8th largest stadium in the English Premier League and was built in 1876 by the architect named Archibald Leitch. At this stadium, many international matches were held, starting from the semi-finals and final of the FA Cup to trial matches for the English national football team. There’s nothing wrong with taking a vacation to London while watching the matches held there.

Apart from watching the game, a trip to Stamford Bridge can be done on non-matchdays. Visitors can feel the sensation of a match at the stadium by taking a tour provided for 1 hour.

Visitors will be invited to explore all the rooms that are often used by players and staff from the Chelsea team. Starting from the locker room, press conferences, and the hallways that are usually passed by the players and opponents, to the exit from the hallway the view of the magnificent stadium stands will greet you. In the museum area, visitors can see many photos and objects that are characteristic of Chelsea, including displays about the club’s history.

Apart from that, visitors can also take pictures with trophies from various leagues held in Europe, one of which is the Champions League. But to take pictures, visitors must provide money of 10 pounds or around Rp. 200,000 for one photo.

Tours of this stadium, are open every day from 10.00 – 15.00. As for visits to the museum, it opens every 9.30 – 16.00. But to visit this stadium, make sure to find out the schedule of matches that might be held there. The reason is, if there is a European competition, the museum and arena will be closed for two days, namely the day before and when the match is held.

2. Wembley Stadium

Apart from going to Stamford Bridge, football lovers are also not yet ready to become big fans of the Premier League if they have not come to Wembley Stadium. This 90,000-capacity stadium is the second largest stadium in Queen Elizabeth’s Country and is located in the Wembley Park area, in London, England.

Here, visitors can enjoy the view and take pictures in front of the stadium which has its own characteristics. This is because on top of the stadium building, there is a transverse arc with a height of 436 meters and a diameter of 315 meters. This arc is unique because it has an important function to maintain the stability of the stadium building, namely the sliding roof on the north and south sides.

Apart from that, visitors can also take pictures or take pictures in front of the statue of one of the English football legends, namely Bobby Moore, which is in front of the entrance. The statue is said to depict the moment when Bobby Moore led the England national team and won the 1966 World Cup.

3. Emirates Stadium

Another place that cannot be missed is the Emirates Stadium. The stadium, which is the headquarters of the giant club Arsenal, can be visited by taking the train from Victoria, Piccadilly Lines, and the Great Northern rail from Finsbury Park.

The third largest stadium with a capacity of 60,000 people which also prepares tour packages for visitors. There are at least three tour packages to choose from, namely the Self-Guided Tour + Museum for £ 20, the Legends Tour for £ 40, and the museum for £ 8.

The places that will be visited in the tour package are the Director’s Box, a place to watch the match which is reserved for the top brass of the group nicknamed The Gooners and VIP guests. Just like at Stamford Bridge, visitors will also be invited to see the dressing room that is usually used by the Arsenal team and the opposing team. These two locker rooms have different interiors. Arsenal’s dressing room is designed to be very luxurious while the opponent’s locker room is the opposite. That said, the interior design of the opponent’s locker room is deliberately made the other way around with the aim of lowering their mood so that it will affect the match.

However, if visitors choose to use the Legends Tour, it will feel extraordinary because they will be accompanied by legendary Arsenal football figures such as Charlie George, John Radford, Kenny Sansom, Perry Groves, and Lee Dixon. After being satisfied with the tour, visitors can also buy complete original Arsenal souvenirs at the biggest football club souvenir shop in England, namely The Armory.

If you are satisfied with traveling football in London, of course, you have to visit the other biggest stadiums in other cities in England. One of them is the Old Trafford Stadium in Manchester which is also the home of another English giant team, Manchester United. Then if you go to Liverpool, don’t forget to stop by Anfield Stadium which is the headquarters of the Liverpool club.

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http://eropa.panduanwisata.id

https://www.wego.co.id

4. Anfield Stadium

Anfield Stadium is the pride and headquarters of the famous Liverpool club with the slogan You Walk Never Alone.

5. Old Trafford Stadium

Old Trafford Stadium, a magnificent stadium that is worth a visit for fans of the Manchester United club nicknamed The Red Devils or Red Devils.

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Manchester, Not Just a City of Football Enthusiasts

January 22, 2023 by Katherine Knowles Leave a Comment

The city known as the heart of football,, has a population of around 0.5 million and occupies the most populated area after the capital city of England, London, with a total population of 2.5 million. In addition, according to the Global Liveability Survey, Manchester is listed as the favourite city in England to live in. Wow! Interesting, right? After this, you will know why this city cannot be missed as one of your travelling destinations when visiting British soil.

Manchester is located about 320 kilometres north of London and can be reached in four hours by road or just one hour by plane. At the same time, the city centre of Manchester is approximately 15 kilometres from the airport. You only need a train ticket to Manchester Piccadilly for £ 5 (around IDR 95,000) to get there in less than 15 minutes. However, if you want to drive while sightseeing in the city, you can use the bus or taxi with the same destination and prices that are not much different.

1. Manchester city centre is attractive and friendly

What’s interesting to see in Manchester? Of course, apart from the Old Trafford stadium belonging to the Manchester United football club or the Etihad Stadium, the headquarters of the Manchester City football club, you can enjoy the beauty of the city’s architecture, history, and culture, museums, libraries, as well as educational and technological advances in this city. In downtown Manchester, you can admire the magnificent Manchester Town Hall building, built in 1868 using the Victorian Gothic architectural style. Interestingly, before the building currently used by the local government was made, no less than 120 architects competed to design the Manchester Town Hall, which Alfred Waterhouse won.

The pulse of life in Manchester can be felt from the busy Mancunians (as the natives of Manchester) walk by.

Understandably, the city centre has many office buildings, libraries, shopping centres, restaurants, and parks. As long as it’s not raining, enjoying the atmosphere of the city centre and shopping on foot is very pleasant in a city where the temperature doesn’t exceed 20’C—tired of walking? Don’t worry! The local government in the town of Manchester has provided free buses to get around the downtown area to their heart’s content.

To save time and effort, determine the location that you will visit in the direction of the bus route. A map of tourist destinations can be obtained in specific areas to help you when travelling. Tourist destinations that you must visit include the John Rylands Library, Museum of Science and Industry, Manchester Central Library, National Football Museum, and many more.

If you want an unforgettable experience while visiting the city of Manchester, come on certain days when community activities or celebrations are held in the city centre. You can enjoy the beautiful fireworks on New Year’s Eve ( New Year’s Eve ), buy handicrafts and souvenirs at the folk market on Christmas Eve ( Christmas Market ), and participate in celebrating the Chinese New Year, which is complete with dragon and lion dance performances. . This proves that the people of this city appreciate the values ​​of racial and cultural diversity, making this city even more comfortable to visit.

2. Ball tour? Mandatory!

This is the most important! It’s not legal to say to Manchester if you haven’t visited Old Trafford and Etihad Stadium. Of course! The atmosphere of a football enthusiast is felt when you arrive in this city. Old Trafford Stadium can be reached easily from the city centre by bus in no more than 30 minutes, while Etihad Stadium only takes about a quarter of an hour. At each location, you can buy a ticket to visit the stadium to be allowed to see the football field ( stadium tour ), read the history of the club, as well as enter the dressing room. Don’t forget to buy original souvenirs from your favourite club!

3. The film is set in the city of Manchester

Have you ever seen a movie called The Imitation Game? This film tells the story of World War II, where a genius mathematician named Alan Turing tries to decipher a secret German code known as the Enigma. Now! Visit the University of Manchester, in Sackville Park, to be precise. You will find a statue of the Alan Turing Memorial, built in 2001 to commemorate his services. And uniquely, in this film, Alan Turing is played by a famous actor, Benedict Cumberbatch, who is also a graduate of the University of Manchester, you know!

4. Culinary tourism in Manchester? May also!

Are you a connoisseur of culinary tourism? If so, Manchester is a culinary heaven for tourists who want to pamper their tongues. There is a place in the town (about 10 minutes by bus from the city centre) known as the Curry Mile, and more than 70 typical restaurants from Asia and other continents you can find along the way—starting from typical British food, namely Fish and Chips, Burritos, Madras, Falafel, and so on. Don’t miss spending your lunchtime at Curry Mile if you don’t want to regret it!

5. Come on! It’s time to travel to Manchester!

Do you want your trip to Manchester to be more unforgettable? Come in June. Every year in June, Manchester is celebrated with Manchester Day celebrations. So, this year, the celebration of Manchester Day is promised to be more extraordinary compared to the festivals in previous years. The festival, which began in 2010, will be coloured by a parade involving tens of thousands of people and spectators around the city streets.

Do you know? In Manchester, no less than ten parades are celebrated every year. Still, the Manchester Day parade is the biggest and most lively celebration because it is an opportunity for all Manchester people to get together and join in the festivities.

Now! Have you been more determined to include Manchester on your travelling list when you go to England? A must!

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European Prima Donna in Mainland Britain

January 22, 2023 by Katherine Knowles Leave a Comment

Every time you are asked what country do you want to visit the most? I answered simply London, the reason could be because of the enchantment of Queen Elizabeth who is so tempting or it could also be because of the magical effects of Harry Potter. Another reason is that I want to take a selfie against the backdrop of Big Ben, as well as see first-hand the beautiful and beautiful Caucasians from their native country.

However, it should be noted that Britain has a long history of reaching its golden peak as it is today, starting from the passage of the Act of Union by the British and Scottish kingdoms, which then merged into the kingdom of Great Britain with London as the capital of government. Since then, slowly but surely the British mainland has reached its golden age in terms of the economic, educational, military, and other sectors. From there we see that mainland Britain sells well both in terms of beautiful destinations and quality education that students of knowledge always attend.

#AyoKeUK #WTGB #OMGB

Some of the belle of mainland Britain are:

1. England is Heaven for Travelers

there are many beautiful and interesting places in England, both for selfies and just hunting, including Big Ben which is a British icon, London Tower Bridge which is so familiar to travelers or backpackers, Buckingham Palace where the official residence of the queen of England, wax figures of world figures who are at Madam Tussauds as well as antique objects and various ancient collections from time to time in the British Museum and most importantly there are many restaurants throughout the UK, so there is no need to fear hunger in Queen Elizabeth’s country.

In addition, for travelers, there is an easy way to search for tickets or hotels. All friends can use the Wego application because this application offers search speed, local language and a pleasant user experience. In addition, for all friends who want accurate and precise information about Britain can go through the site www.visitbritain.com

#AyoKeUK #WTGB #OMGB

2. England One of the Destinations of Science Prosecutors

Do you still remember the viral story of Raeni, a beca-peddling child who became the best graduate? From several media it was reported that Raeni, who is now 25 years old, is preparing to leave for her doctoral degree at the University of Birmingham, England.

Come on… For all my hipwee friends who want to study in England, you can be picky from now on. In England there are many universities, including Oxford and Cambridge which are already familiar, even the manuscript of Avicenna as the Father of World Medicine is also in Oxford.

#AyoKeUK #WTGB #OMGB

3. England is a Football Lover Country

Many football lovers want to witness world-class games at Old Trafford Stadium which is home to Manchester United, there are also those who want to take selfies at the Emirates Stadium, Arsenal’s headquarters and Anfield Stadium, Liverpool’s headquarters and many other attractive world-class stadiums. And you need to know world class clubs like Manchester United, Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea, Manchester City and others.

Many meahirkah world football stars. Like Christiano Ronaldo, Mohammed Salah and others. As additional information, the first mosque in England was built in Liverpool, and the second largest religion now in England is Islam, so for Muslim tourists, don’t be afraid to travel to England, because some time ago it was reported that the Prince of England, Harry Albert David, joined breaking his fast with Muslims while at Singapore.

#AyoKeUK #WTGB #OMGB

4. Remember Monde cake Remember England

Every Lebaran, there are usually lots of parcels given to each other, one of which is the Monde cake, the cake is so familiar, but did you know that the uniform that is worn in the picture at the Monde cake place is a British army uniform, even when Prince William married Kate Middleton in In 2011 he wore a red military uniform from Ireland, this uniform used to be easy to find when travelers visited Buckingham Palace, now they have changed sailors.

#AyoKeUK #WTGB #OMGB

5. From Lady Dian to Harry Potter

It’s no longer a secret that England has kept many stories, from the beauty of Lady Diana, then her personal manners amazed the world community, so amazed that until now the palace is flooded with flowers for the Lady who likes white flowers. Then, no less unique is the magic created by Jk Rowling, which attracts readers to adventure in mainland Britain with a unique palace. So for hipwee friends, have an adventure to mainland Britain because the Prima Donna of Europe is here.

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