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Royal Pavilion becomes Palace of Dragons for fantastical banquet
After dark on 2 July, something magical and mythical is happening at Brighton’s Royal Pavilion. For one extraordinary evening, the iconic landmark will host the Palace of Dragons Banquet: a lavish, theatrical experience, where guests enter a world of dragon-inspired fine dining, performance and opulence, all beneath the glittering gaze of the legendary one-tonne, two-storey high dragon chandelier.
This will be the first time in known history that a Chinese banquet has been served at the Royal Pavilion, the audacious seaside palace of King George IV, known for its Asian-inspired architecture and interiors.
This will be the first time in known history that a Chinese banquet has been served at the Royal Pavilion, the audacious seaside palace of King George IV, known for its Asian-inspired architecture and interiors.
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So, you’ve got 48 hours, what are the best things to do in Chester?
I sometimes think that Chester gets overlooked in favour of headline-grabbing heritage cities like York and Bath, but it really shouldn’t be. This is a place where you can walk remarkably complete city walls, admire black-and-white Rows, step inside a magnificent cathedral and explore Britain’s largest known Roman amphitheatre.
Beyond the city itself, there’s even more to love: the surrounding Cheshire countryside offers green walking routes, open views and easy access to spots rich in wildlife and scenery.
This makes Chester a perfect short break destination in the UK
Beyond the city itself, there’s even more to love: the surrounding Cheshire countryside offers green walking routes, open views and easy access to spots rich in wildlife and scenery.
This makes Chester a perfect short break destination in the UK
by Sally Bendall
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