Royal Oak United States
Royal Oak is a city in Michigan (MI), United States
The Royal Oak is the English oak tree within which the future King Charles II of England hid to escape the Roundheads following the Battle of Worcester in 1651. The tree was in Boscobel Wood, which was part of the park of Boscobel House. Charles told Samuel Pepys in 1680 that while he was hiding in the tree, a Parliamentarian soldier passed directly below it. The story was popular after the Restoration, and is remembered every year in the English traditions of Royal Oak Day.
| Top sights in Royal Oak | |
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| Detroit Zoo | 42.476822 / -83.149995 |
| Stagecrafters Baldwin Theatre | 42.486424 / -83.147295 |
| Royal Oak Music Theatre | 42.487308 / -83.147435 |
| The Rust Belt Market | 42.460732 / -83.135284 |
| Motor City Gas | 42.487533 / -83.140766 |
| Michigan By The Bottle Tasting Room | 42.631758 / -82.974391 |
| Royal Oak Historical Society Museum | 42.511071 / -83.161260 |
| Royal Oak Memorial Park | 42.519657 / -83.185475 |
| Starr Jaycee Park | 42.517720 / -83.158927 |
| Somerset Collection | 42.562856 / -83.184125 |
| Habatat Galleries | 42.529167 / -83.177885 |
| Starr Jaycee Park | 42.517720 / -83.158927 |
| Rackham Golf Course | 42.476091 / -83.163624 |
| Valentine Vodka | 42.461793 / -83.133618 |
| Blarney Stone Pub Regulars | 42.490903 / -83.160624 |
| D.B. Cooper'S Bar & Grill | 42.505751 / -83.124098 |
| Elwin & Co. | 42.499290 / -83.183959 |
| Amc John R 15 | 42.531251 / -83.111013 |
| Red Oaks Waterpark | 42.522107 / -83.093084 |
| The Ringwald Theatre | 42.460302 / -83.133803 |