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stay on in Ventnor you will be presented with most awesome views, and the
best hospitality you can ask for.
Day four brings you along the coast to the large
village of Bembridge set on the eastern point of the island. The
historical town of Bembridge offers plenty of opportunity to take pictures
and walk the old lanes taking in Bembridge's great history.
Just a few minuets out of Bembridge is the 1 of the island's oldest house
oldest house, you will find many things of interest here.
The ancient rectory mansion is part dating before 1066AD though was
restored in 1499 which today is the beautifully preserved Tudor-framed
structure of the old house, This prominent feature is the reason this is
more than just a plain wax museum. The chamber of horrors set in the
castle dungeons shows to the methods of torture used through the ages,
though awful they are interesting to see, they make us understand how
lucky we are to have a government and law's.
A stroll through the courtyard takes you through the world of nature, here
you can see wax animals from all over the world in large colourful scenes.
Another attraction within the wax works is
Professor Copperthwaite's Extraordinary
Exhibition of Oddities, see the amazing and bizarre
creatures including the elusive yeti.
Finally on the way out
watch the fascinating art of candle carving
to finish your day at the wax works.
Just outside of
Bembridge is Brading, another old and beautiful village which is home to
the islands oldest church. |
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One of the islands oldest houses
Wax works museum
Wax works museum
Brading, the oldest Church on the island.
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