Westminster Abbey in Westminster, London, is an excellent tourist attraction that is steeped in history that spans more than 1000 years, and has been a coronation church since 1066, with burial sites of seventeen monarchs. This tourist attraction is filled with carvings, monuments, paintings, stained glass windows, all aimed at stimulating emotions and thoughts. Visitors to this church are free to enjoy guided or self-guided tours. and school children find tours to be awe-inspiring and interesting. Westminster Abbey is a must see attraction, where traditional daily worship continues to this day.READ MORE

Dunfermline Abbey located in Dunfermline is one of the best visitor attractions in Fife and this historical building has foundations dating all the way back to 1072, and has been a centre of Christian worship for over 1000 years. Dunfermline Abbey is the final resting place of King Robert the Bruce and the post-Iona burial site of the Kings and Queens of Scotland, and the tombs attract tens of thousands of visitors every year, it's a not to be forgotten visit steeped in fascinating history. Dunfermline Abbey also hosts wedding ceremonies and is the perfect setting, unique and historic, with the bride entering through the great medieval West Door, and all music played on the organ, it's a memorable place to start your life together with the wedding ceremony according to the practice and tradition of the Church of Scotland. Dunfermline Abbey also has traditional Abbey choristers continuing the tradition of choral music for Abbey services.READ MORE

The Lemon Bay Chord Company in Englewood will delight with the sound of their four-part harmony, presenting a show each spring to a large appreciative audience. The Lemon Bay Chord Company also makes guest appearances at charity events and community functions. The Barbershop Harmony Society extends the opportunity to participate in this great hobby world-wide, with the The Lemon Bay Chord Company in Englewood.READ MORE