Wide open spaces of WC1

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There are many historical buildings still standing in Holborn, the first suburb of London, England. Some of these date from the 13th century. Elizabethan half-timbering can be seen just above the entrance to Chancery Lane station, while behind Lincoln's Inn there is a Tudor courtyard with hall and chapel. There are many medieval precincts behind the main roads. The largest precinct is Hatton Garden, where there are now many small jewellery shops.

London, England

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Travellers target the 'Last Unknown.'

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Papua New Guinea continues to attract few tourists, but efforts are now being made to boost the tourist industry. Papua New Guinea offers a wide range of attractive scenery, and its many different birds and plants are particularly interesting for nature-lovers. Most visitors to Papua New Guinea begin in Port Moresby, the capital. From here, most journeys will probably be made by air. It is particularly worth exploring the more remote provinces.

Natural resources, Papua New Guinea, Travel industry

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