This issue, Top Ten features the top ten maths-themed days out! Then vote here on the top ten calculator buttons for issue 13!
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At 10, it’s the
scorpion enclosure at London Zoo.
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At 9, why not take a punt on Cambridge’s
mathematical bridge?
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At 8, it’s
Escher in the Palace in The Hague.
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Don’t throw away your shot to visit the bridge where it happened: you’ll be back to see number 7,
Broom Bridge in Dublin.
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Enjoy a cracking day out at number 6,
Bletchley Park: it’s the bombe!
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At 5, it’s a visit to both
Bletchley Park and the
National Museum of Computing on the same day.
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The only safe cycling experience in New York is our number 4, at
MoMath: the National Museum of Mathematics.
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At 3, it’s
a trip to the Lake District with a calculator.
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At 2, it’s one of the perfect places to walk one mile south, one mile east, then one mile north: the
north pole.
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Topping the charts for a record seven weeks, it’s a
walking tour of Königsberg.