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If you find yourself in the English capital and in search of some views over the skyline then this attraction may be for you. Of course, in a city full of ample skyscrapers there are plenty of ways to soak in the sites at height, but this turn of the millennium observation opportunity grants a gentle opportunity to spend the best part of half an hour checking out the world around you from above. As the most popular paid tourist attraction in the United Kingdom with more than 3 million visitors annually, there must be something special to see!

The Anglo-Saxon boundary river to the north, this river begins at the confluence of the Tame and the Goyt in Stockport. From here, it cuts through the outer boroughs of Manchester before growing to a large estuary at Runcorn which is flanked by the likes of Ellesmere Port, Birkenhead and of course, Liverpool. This backbone of the local industry helped feed development in the area, and quite literally feeds the Manchester Ship Canal - a late 19th-century waterway connecting the then ever-growing Manchester to the Irish Sea. Whether walking Chorlton Water Park in Manchester, exploring Spike and Wigg Island in Widnes and Runcorn respectively or wandering the grounds at National Trust Speke Hall you are never too far away from this river.

How many legs does a butterfly have?

A great treat to round out any meal, or eat a whole one as a meal in its own right, the Cheesecake is loved by many - but where is it from?

Which animal holds the record as the deadliest to humans?

Logo first used: 1960

Originating right on the England-Scotland border, this road bypasses Carlisle and makes its way south - bisecting the Lake District and Yorkshire Dales as it steams towards Lancaster. After Lancaster comes Preston, then skirting between Liverpool and Manchester via Warrington. This road continues south, snaking around various settlements before finally arriving at the industrial heartlands of the midlands - both Wolverhampton and Birmingham quickly pass by (or slowly, depending on your luck with the traffic) as this road turns east to pass above Coventry. From here it reaches its conclusion as it collides with another major road just north of Rugby.