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Colchester is a historical town located in the heart of the Essex County in England. It is said to be the oldest recorded Roman town in England with its roots in the works of Pliny the Elder. Romans built their fortresses in Colchester and used the town as a base to charge ahead. Colchester ultimately became the capital of Roman England and remained the centre of power for many decades. Colchester remained an important part during the medieval times and Normans built a castle here in the 11th century.

The historical importance of the city is enough to attract a large number of tourists. Colchester is 56 miles north-west of London. The town of Colchester provides easy access to London and other parts of Britain with road and rail connections. Stansted Airport is located 30 miles away from Colchester.

Colchester has a total population of 104,390. "New homes in Colchester provide a perfect location for families",says Vernon Pethard of leading new homes website: www.newhomesforsale.co.uk.

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Places of Interest in Colchester

Colchester Castle: Colchester Castle is the oldest building in the town that was built in the 11th century by the Normans, under direct orders from William the Conqueror. Colchester Castle is said to be built on the ruins of the Temple of Claudius. Colchester Castle's keep is said to be the largest in England. A museum has been built on the site to offer glimpses into the rich past of Colchester and the role it played in shaping the history of England.

Colchester Zoo: The East of England Tourist Board ranked the Colchester Zoo at the top for its sustainable design. Colchester Zoo also won the "Large Visitor Attraction of the Year" award from the same authority. It has exotic varieties of white rhinos, tigers, birds, and reptiles.

Marks Hall Gardens: A notable garden in Colchester, Marks Hall offers a mix of old and new. There is an 18th century walled garden in the facility along with a tea room, plant centre, and gift shop. It is a popular hangout spot for the citizens of Colchester and a popular tourist spot.

Colchester Leisure World: The town of Colchester offers a unique opportunity of enjoying a number of water sports. Colchester Leisure World offers flume rides, spa pools, lazy rivers, and plenty of other activities. It is a short drive away from the town centre of Colchester.

East Anglian Railway Museum: Colchester has over 150 years of railway history with many interesting ups and downs. Colchester is home to a railway museum with rare artefacts, engines, and other equipment on display.

Natural History Museum: Colchester has a rich natural history and that is visible in this museum. It displays artefacts, rocks detailing the geology of Colchester, and offers useful information about the town.

Famous People from Colchester

Margaret Thatcher lived in Colchester when she was working as a chemist in Manningtree, which is a short drive away from Colchester. The Viceroy of India Field Marshal Archibald Wavell was a Colchester resident.

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