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Tourists are paying to visit a ‘misunderstood’ highway interchange — so unusual it’s in the Guinness Book of World Records - MSNVisitors to Birmingham, the country’s second largest city and the hometown of Ozzy Osbourne, are being enticed to sign up for guided tours of the unsightly Gravelly Hill Interchange, informally ...
Gravelly Hill Interchange in Birmingham is one of the country's most iconic concrete structures. Some people live underneath it love it, but others don't like how noisy it is.
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Tourists are paying £10 for guided tours of Spaghetti Junction - MSNPeople have the opportunity this week to go on an organised two-mile walk under the 52-year-old Gravelly Hill Interchange in Birmingham - and will discover canals, river, a lake and even 'a beach'.
Residents living underneath Birmingham's famous Spaghetti Junction say they love living their despite the noise, pollution and traffic. Gravelly Hill Interchange is the UK's busiest motorway ...
If you wanted to drive along every road at Gravelly Hill Interchange, you would need to travel about 73 miles and it also serves 18 different routes. Tour guide Al Hassall told the BBC: ...
Gravelly Hill Interchange is the UK's busiest motorway junction and is one of the country's most iconic concrete structures which turned 50 last year.
A MAN has sadly died following a “very serious incident” on the M6 motorway. The major motorway was closed in the early hours of the morning for a “police-led incident” ...
As cities large and small across Europe battle the adverse effects of visitor-induced overcrowding, the seemingly limitless tentacles of modern tourism have slithered to a surprising new destination.
People have the opportunity this week to go on an organised two-mile walk under the 52-year-old Gravelly Hill Interchange in Birmingham - and will discover canals, river, a lake and even 'a beach'.
Gravelly Hill Interchange is the UK's busiest motorway junction and is one of the country's most iconic concrete structures which turned 50 last year.
As cities large and small across Europe battle the adverse effects of visitor-induced overcrowding, the seemingly limitless tentacles of modern tourism have slithered to a surprising new destination.
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