There are three big anniversaries to celebrate in 2010; 70 years since The Battle of Britain, 150 years of Cadets and 350 since the birth of The Household Cavalry Regiment.

The event will showcase hundreds of military musicians as well as staging some exciting demonstrations of real-life combat situations in Afghanistan. The Royal Navy Field Gun Race is back by popular demand. In 2009, a tribute to this iconic race was staged at the Tattoo, thrilling the audience for the first time since its last outing at The Royal Tournament ten years previously.

With plenty of stirring military bands, the gleam of polished boots and the splendour of the uniforms, how could anyone not enjoy this marvellous Tattoo.

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Famous for its eclectic collection of new kitchen gadgets that you never knew you wanted, this year there will be everything from computerised cook books to new ways to peel a potato.

For new ideas head for the Interiors Section where contemporary furniture and zingy new colour schemes bring a breath of fresh air to the world of interior design.  A DIY area will bring you up to date on all the skills required to renovate, reconstruct and redecorate your home whilst the Home Improvements area is featuring a range of innovative ideas to help the environment.

To explore everything from gardens to gadgets, food to front doors, book a hotel in Earls Court and enjoy!

The St Patrick’s Festival in Dublin is the country’s largest annual event, lasting for five days from the 12-17 March 2010, with activities including street theatre, fireworks, music, dance, comedy, film, a treasure hunt, visual art exhibitions, family fun and, of course, the St Patrick’s Parade.

The main event, on 17 March, is the Festival Parade, which snakes its way down O’Connell Street and through the city centre for three hours.

Other regular annual events include the Célí Mór (ceilidh) in Earlsfort Terrace, a city centre treasure hunt and the Big Day Out, a free family event in the heart of Dublin with clowns, street performers and madcap music. Also look out for art exhibitions and installations in surprising places around the city, from shop windows to shopping centres.

Don’t miss out on the fun, book your hotel in Dublin now and enjoy St. Patrick’s Day in Ireland.

Responsible for over 10 murders, this chilling pair sold their deceased victims to the Edinburgh Medical College for research and dissection!

‘Burke and Hare: The Business of Murder’ is set in a recreated graveyard where visitors can learn more about this grizzly duo.

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Featuring marine life from around the globe, find out what puffer fish really look like, get a close up view of sharks and don’t miss the delightful little sea horses.

See fish in their natural habitat in a fantastic fast moving river habitat and find out what goes on among the roots of a Mangrove Swamp.

To get a real feel for what it is like to live beneath the waves, enjoy an incredible marine journey from the safety of your seat in the IMAX Cinema.

With a walk-through tunnel, massive viewing windows and a gigantic coral reef, Blue Reef Aquarium adds to Bristol’s many and varied attractions.

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The boat will float atop a huge ocean tank above Lulu and Jersey, the Centre’s popular sea turtles.  Living alongside Lulu and Jersey will be shoals of wonderfully coloured reef fish and several tropical sharks.

A fantastic new display, ‘Serpents of the Sea’ showcases venomous sea snakes and several difference species of eels adding to the 150 species already on display at the fantastic aquarium.  Favourite amongst the small children is the Kingdom of the Seahorses and feeding the rays is always popular.

Brighton Sea Life Centre is the oldest operating aquarium in the world and situated right on the seafront next to the pier.

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Opened in 1683 with a collection donated by Elias Ashmole, this superb museum features a marvellous collection of miscellany from around the world. As more and more curiosities were donated, so the collection grew to one of the most astonishing collection of ancient artefacts in the world.

It is impossible to pick out important pieces as they all play their part in providing the public with a kaleidoscopic view of the world since pre-history.  Not to be missed however are the gorgeous little Egyptian, coarse red pottery hippopotamus dating back to 3000BC or the tiny little terracotta figure of an Ethiopian boy curled up asleep.

Amongst the many splendid Eastern pieces, the fabulous gold and silver Japanese Hawk on a Perch is breathtaking as is a wonderful carved lacquer Ming dish.

From wonderful Michelangelo drawings to an original Stradivarius Violin, Western Art is well represented and the Ashmolean coin collection is second to none.

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This most complete dockyard documenting the Age of Sail is housed in authentic 18th and 19th century buildings facing the River Medway.  Stars of the collection are a Second World War Destroyer HMS Cavalier, HMS Ocelot built in 1962 as part of Britain’s participation in the Cold War and the fabulous Victorian naval sloop, HMS Gannet.

Among the many fascinating museums are a wonderful reconstruction of a dockyard as it would have looked in the days of sail, an intriguing ropery and a marvellous journey of discovery through Britain’s days as a nation that ruled the waves.

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Started by President Rutherford B Hayes, since then Presidents and their families have enjoyed the White House’s largest public celebration, and it has been customary for Presidents, First Ladies, their children, grandchildren and pets to attend the festivities. Among the most eagerly anticipated guests each year, of course, is the Easter Bunny.

The White House Easter Bunny, usually a White House staffer dressed in a special rabbit suit, was introduced by Pat Nixon, wife of President Richard Nixon, in 1969. Strict guidelines prohibit the bunny from being seen without his costume head, but the identity of the staffer inside is revealed every once in a while.

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With so much to see including the marvellous Colosseum, the Roman Forman, all the artwork in the Vatican, St Peter’s Square, the Trevi Fountain …. the list is endless. Then there is the shopping, the restaurants, the cafes, the bars and the never-to-be-forgotten atmosphere.

Find somewhere to stay in Rome and you will see just what all the fuss is about!