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About St Albans

St Albans is steeped in history which has reference back to the Roman Times, Our London Escorts are sure to provide a magical time in this mystical Hertfordshire City. St Albans boasts many attractions where we are sure you will enjoy an encounter with one of our voluptuous, distinguished and sexy Escorts in St Albans. The City offers a fantastic range of restaurants, cosy and welcoming Pubs and a very diverse range of shops, for that special shopping expedition. Diamond Escorts will ensure you are entertained completely, making your visit to the historical City of St Albans an unforgettable and most pleasurable experience.

Verulamium was built by the Romans alongside the town called Verlamchester or Wæclingacaester after the withdrawal of the Romans it then became known as St.Albans. It has a long Celtic history of settlement which was close to St.Albans at Prae Hill. The mediaeval town was built on the hill around the Benedictine foundation of St.Albans Abbey and this was the spot where tradition has it that St.Alban the first British Christian martyr was beheaded and the first draft of the Magna Carta was drawn up.

If you are interested in the history of St.Albans there is a large Tapestry inside St.Albans Cathedral which tells the whole story and history and describes the struggle with the building work and the problems with the decisions made at the time as to where the money should be used.
The tapestry shows the rebuilding under Abbot Hugh that begun, but then there were further problems with money. In addition his successor Richard de Wallingford, a brilliant man, was more interested in astronomy than in the building work.

St.Albans is within close proximity to London which has made it a popular filming location... Directly north of the Abbey Gateway and the walls of the Abbey was used as part of Oxford College in some episodes of Inspector Morse which also included several St.Albans pubs. In Foyle’s War Fishpool Street running from Romeland to St Michael’s village was made to represent Hastings in some episodes. The 19th Century gatehouse of the former prison near the station appeared in the title sequence of the TV series Porridge staring Ronnie Barker.

St.Albans is easily accessible via the major road networks and the town is served by a varied public transport network, The St.Albans Abbey Flyer train service runs from the bottom of Hollywell Hill to Watford Junction and there is a fast connecting main train service which takes you directly to Euston and onto the London underground network. Main coach travel passes through St Albans
 

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