Casandra Karpiak
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A 20-minute train ride from London leads to Roman ruins, royal ties and Ryder Cup history (opens the original)
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A stretch of grass in Verulamium Park gives little indication that one of Roman Britainâs largest cities once stood beneath it. Hold up a phone, however, and the outlines begin to return. A Roman townhouse rises on the screen, a gatehouse appears along an ancient route to London and visitors can step inside reconstructed buildings, collect coins and even design a mosaic. The experience is part of a new augmented-reality project from St Albans Museums designed to help visitors picture the city
Why Sept. 29 in Raleigh Is One of the NHL’s Best Early-Season Trips (opens the original)
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There are regular-season games, and then there are nights hockey fans talk about for years. Sept. 29 in Raleigh could be one of them. The Carolina Hurricanes will raise their second Stanley Cup championship banner before opening the NHL season against the Florida Panthers at Lenovo Center. For anyone who followed Carolina through a 53-22-7 season and a 16-3 playoff run, this is the night to see the celebration on home ice, surrounded by the people who lived every overtime, every series and every
Portugal’s Formula 1 Return Comes With One Very Good Piece of Travel Advice (opens the original)
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St Albans Turns a Roman Theatre Into One of Britain’s Best Summer Stages (opens the original)
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More than 15,000 theater lovers pour into the Roman Theatre of Verulamium every summer for OVO's annual Roman Theatre Open Air Festival. Built in the year 140AD as part of the Roman city of Verulamium, now St Albans, OVOâs stage is believed to be the oldest theatre in the country still currently producing shows. Any of these individually would be significant accomplishments, but they barely scratch the surface of the theatreâs, cityâs and companyâs historic triumphs. St Albans is one of
Explore Nearly 2,000 Years of London on a Family Weekend Along the Thames (opens the original)
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When The Westin London City was built beside the Thames, excavation for the spa uncovered Roman archaeology beneath the site, limiting how far crews could dig. It is a very London problem: even a brand-new hotel can run straight into nearly 2,000 years of history. Outside, the Thames still slides past Queenhithe, a waterfront used for trade for more than a thousand years. Across the river sits Shakespeareâs Globe. Farther east, Tower Bridge rises above summer crowds, outdoor movies and music a
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