15 Best Places to Visit in Kent (England)
In the far southeast of England, you could say there are two Kents. There’s the soft rural Kent of posh towns, National Trust houses and quaint villages, and then coastal …
In the far southeast of England, you could say there are two Kents. There’s the soft rural Kent of posh towns, National Trust houses and quaint villages, and then coastal …
East of London and with a continuous suburb that clings to the north side of the Thames Estuary, Essex is a county that has got a bad rap in the …
In northwest England, Lancashire is where you break free from the conurbations into beautiful countryside. The landscapes can vary between green arable farms and pasture near the coast, and the …
South Yorkshire was conquered by the coal and steel industries in the 18th and 19th centuries, and after these activities faded the region had to find a new path. For …
The sights in Liverpool and the metropolitan county of Merseyside won’t jump out at you, but if you know what you’re looking at you’ll fall in love. That goes for …
From the great ports on the Solent in the south to the distinguished history of Winchester and the splendour of its National Parks and country idylls, Hampshire is nothing if …
If you need the fun and culture of a city, Leeds should be your starting point in West Yorkshire, but the dales and moors in the countryside must not be …
At the heart of this large conurbation in northwest England is a city adored for its industrial innovation, culture and cool. Stay in Manchester for the live music, restaurants and …
Fair to say that the West Midlands isn’t tourism central. But though there are more winsome cities, Birmingham has rollicking nightlife, loads of culture and more shopping than you can …
Within the tarmac boundary of the M25, Greater London is a vast sprawl, in the best possible sense. If you don’t want to limit yourself to the tourist trail, then …