There s More To London With Car Hire

S o you’ve landed at              Palace is one of Britain’s         London’s Stansted Airport       national treasures and offers      and picked up your hire         visitors the chance to experience  car, the question is “where to        a number of exciting attractions   next?” Before hitting the bright      including guided tours of Henry    lights of the big city, you’ll        VIII’s State Apartments, period    find the greater London area          costume displays and the           offers plenty of attractions-from     challenging Hampton Court Maze.    beautiful wildlife parks and          Admission fees can be pricey and   stately homes, you’ll never be        depend on the number of            stuck for somewhere to go or          attractions you intend on          something to see in the area.         visiting. Discount rates are      Car hire allows you to enjoy all      available for students,            of these national treasures at a      families,OAPs and larger groups.   pace that suits you. Avoid the                                          hassle of public transport and        2. Mole Hall Wildlife Park         stick to your own timetable! The                                        following is a list of some of        Mole Hall Wildlife Park is         the most popular attractions          located in the pretty village of   located within easy reach of          Widdington, which is situated      Stansted Airport.                    close to Saffron Waldron, just a                                         short drive to the south of the    1. Hampton Court Palace               village of Newport. Mole Hall                                           Wildlife Park is a 20-acre animal  Hampton Court Palace is situated      reserve, which is home to a range  close to the River Thames in          of furry and feathered friends     southwest London. The palace is      including flamingos, sarus         accessible from a number of           cranes, wallabies, owls and        routes including the M25, M3 and      chimpanzees.. Mole Hall Wildlife  M4. Historic Hampton Court           Park boasts a number of unique     features including deer feeding,      been a royal hunting forest since  a maze and a Butterfly Pavilion.      Norman times. Hatfield Forest     Admission to the park costs £6.50     Park lends itself to a range of    for adults and £4.50 for              outdoor pursuits including         children. Special discounts          fishing and nature trail walks.    apply to students OAPs and people                                        with disabilities.                    4. Mountfitchet Castle             3. Hatfield Forest                    Mountfitchet Castle is located in                                        the village of Stansted            Hatfield Forest is situated           Mountfitchet, in Essex. The       between Little Hallingbury in the     castle prides itself on being an   south and Takely in the north and     ‘all-in-one’ heritage site which   can be reached by following exit      displays pre-historic and          8 of the M11 and then taking the      medieval history in an             B1256 to Takely. Follow the          interactive fun environment. The  signposts for Hatfield Forest         complex includes an impressive     from the B1256. Hatfield Forest      reconstructed Norman castle. The  is a National Trust site and          park encourages visitors to        boasts a number of natural            explore the Norman village and     attractions including a scenic        wander freely through the          lake, where you’ll find low cost      specially constructed farms and    snacks and refreshments on            forts. Admission to Mountfitchet   sale-perfect for picnics! The        Castle is reasonably cheap and     forest itself is of great             special discount prices apply to   historical importance and has         larger groups.                     About the Author Fiona writes for Argus Car Hire and Car Hire UK Published At: www.Isnare.com