Personal stops: National Portrait Gallery Bronte Portraits (photographs can be taken!!) – Westminster Abbey Hampton Court Palace (perhaps for a haunted tour at night? or get there by boat on Thames?) – St. James’ Park Hyde Park National Gallery???? Kensington Gardens and Palace?? Temple Church??? The Tower (and St. Peter ad Vincula)??? Windsor Palace??? Highgate Cemetery Rosetti’s???? (who influenced Lewis Carroll) – LOOK INTO LONDON PASS!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Compare prices, though not be a deal seems like some weirdness, – – like a on transportation (max amount you have to pay before it kicks in? and it is only one entry “deductible” – per site and a maximum cost amount covered per day etc. might be cheaper just to pay for transport and – – entry are there other sorts of passes? Does this get me past lines? – PARIS Math sites: CNAM the Conservatoire national des arts et métiers, store of new and useful inventions” established in – “a 1794 is a museum of technology and innovation and contains multiple copies of Pascal’s Pascaline (60 rue Réaumur - Paris 3rd arrondissement 1.6km from the Louvre) – Montparnasse Cemetery Poincaré, and Galois buried here. – Pere Lachaise Cemetery Germain, Fourier, Laplace (?) buried here. –Sophie
Personal stops: National Portrait Gallery – Bronte Portraits (photographs can be taken!!) Westminster Abbey Hampton Court Palace (perhaps for a haunted tour at night? – or get there by boat on Thames?) St. James’ Park Hyde Park National Gallery???? Kensington Gardens and Palace?? Temple Church??? The Tower (and St. Peter ad Vincula)??? Windsor Palace??? Highgate Cemetery – Rosetti’s???? (who influenced Lewis Carroll) LOOK INTO LONDON PASS!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Compare prices, though – not be a deal – seems like some weirdness, like a “deductible” on transportation (max amount you have to pay before it kicks in? – and it is only one entry per site – and a maximum cost amount covered per day – etc. might be cheaper just to pay for transport and entry – are there other sorts of passes? Does this get me past lines? PARIS Math sites: CNAM – the Conservatoire national des arts et métiers, “a store of new and useful inventions” established in 1794 is a museum of technology and innovation and contains multiple copies of Pascal’s Pascaline (60 rue Réaumur - Paris 3rd arrondissement – 1.6km from the Louvre) Montparnasse Cemetery – Poincaré, and Galois buried here. Pere Lachaise Cemetery –Sophie Germain, Fourier, Laplace (?) buried here.
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