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Ivandale is a small, cosy village about 15 minutes' drive south of Lanceston, known for its 19th century buildings and relatively unchanged townscape. Founded in 1811, the population of Ivandale is just over a 1,000 people, with almost all res... read more

Just 50 kilometres from Lanceston sits Ben Lomond National Park, a vast plateau atop sheer cliffs that overlooking the plains of north-east Tasmania. The park is named in honour of Mount Ben Lomond in Scotland. The park's 16,500 hectares of la... read more

The world-famous Pamukkale Thermal Baths thermal centre is located on a plateau and has its own mineral pool with water temperatures ranging from +30°C to +45°C. This unique complex of thermal springs is on the UNESCO World Heritage List a... read more

Cosmeston is an open-air museum, a historical reconstruction of a Welsh village of the fourteenth century. It is located in the Vale of Glamorgan, near the capital of Wales Cardiff.