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A 20-minute train ride from London leads to Roman ruins, royal ties and Ryder Cup history
- A fast train from London’s St Pancras station can take travelers to St Albans in about 20 minutes.
- St Albans offers Roman attractions, and an augmented-reality project from St Albans Museums helps visitors imagine Verulamium, the Roman city that once stood in the park.
- St Albans Cathedral honors Alban, while Princess Diana planted a tree there in 1989.
- The area has links to the Ryder Cup, first held in 1927.
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A 20-minute train ride from London leads to Roman ruins, royal ties and Ryder Cup history
A stretch of grass in Verulamium Park gives little indication that one of Roman Britain’s largest cities once stood beneath it. Hold up a phone, ... Read moreThe post A 20-minute train ride from London leads to Roman ruins, royal…
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