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Fire & Stone

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Fire & Stone Oxford

Opened at the end of 2009, Fire & Stone Oxford is the first of our restaurants to be based outside London. Centrally located in George Street, Oxford’s premier restaurant street, and opposite Jamie’s Italian, Fire & Stone’s unique style of pizzas, inspired by flavours from around the world, is already wowing the locals and who knows, could one day give Jamie a run for his money (especially as he doesn’t serve pizzas!).

Occupying two levels, both ground and lower ground, it’s able to seat an impressive 217 diners, who can look forward to enjoying cool and stylish surroundings and a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.

The National Dining Rooms

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We are passionate about British food. Our executive chef, Simon Duff is on a one-man mission to find the finest locally grown produce Britain has to offer. He personally visits each and every artisanal producer. We think our menus are now the most interesting in town, simply bursting with British seasonal fare from unsurpassed artisan producers, specialist suppliers and rare breed farmers.

In fact, we are the only UK restaurant to offer the delicately flavoured grass-reared White Park beef of Bickleigh Farm while the calves liver, available from the Guernsey and Holstein pedigree from Bocaddon Farm, is so rare we only receive one piece of offal a week. Also on the menu is the award-winning Cornish Terras duck and the traditionally reared, flavoursome Meadows lamb from Meadows Home Farm, both handpicked by Duff due to their succulent taste.

As well as the à la carte menu, we offer a County of the Month menu. Join us for a culinary tour around Britain and try the very best of British regional produce

Wembley Stadium London

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Heir of one of the most famous sports and concert venues on the planet, the newly opened Wembley Stadium is already a cultural pop icon. Its primary role is being home ground for the English national football team, as well as the host of the domestic football league finals. With a capacity of more than 90,000 seats, it’s the second largest venue of this kind in Europe. It’s also the largest football stadium with all of the stands covered.

The Houses of Parliament

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The Houses of Parliament, or Westminster Palace, is where the two London Houses of Parliament (House of Lords and House of Commons) meet. Westminster Palace is located on the north bank of the River Thames in Westminster, London, near other government buildings in Whitehall. The Palace is one of the largest parliaments in the world, with its buildings containing some 1,200 rooms, 100 staircases and over 3km of corridors.

The Clink Prison Museum

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The Clink Prison Museum is built upon the original site of the Clink Prison. The Prison dates back to 1144 making it one of England’s oldest, if not the oldest Prison. Visitors will experience a hands on educational experience allowing them to handle original artefacts, including torture devices, as well as the opportunity to view and hear the amazing stories of the inmates and the notorious Southbank.

Owned by the Bishop of Winchester, The Clink Prison was used to control the Southbank of London known as “The Liberty of The Clink”. This area housed much of London’s entertainment establishments including four theatres, bull-baiting, bear-baiting, inns and many other darker entertainments.

The Clink Prison was only a small part of a vast complex on the Bankside that the Bishop owned called Winchester House. At one point in history Henry VIII planned toake control of the palace and use it as his own. Parts of the Great Hall still stand even today including the world famous Rose Arch Window preserved by English Heritage.

Visitors to the area included individuals such as William Shakespeare, King Henry VIII, Sir Francis Drake, Geoffrey Chaucer and many more.

Why not explore the prison that gave its name to all others? The clink Prison.

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