England has a wealth of historic castles from early times, all built as a response to threats, either from overseas or internal. Today they are popular places to visit, although don’t be suprised to see just ruins as many have been destroyed by their builder’s enemies ! Castles are popular tourist attractions and often have […]
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England has a wide range of gardens open to the public, from small cottage gardens and kitchen gardens through to landscaped parks and gardens. These can often include collections of rare plants. Today English Gardens are very popular attractions to visit, and in the summer you may have to wait to get in. Note that many
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From the great city of London to the villages of the Cotswolds, the summer resorts of Cornwall and Devon to the dramatic coastline of Northumberland. The whole of England is here for you to visit, choose a county or just browse our town tourist information guides. We have information on tourist attractions to visit from museums to historic houses, gardens to
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Wales has a wealth of castles from early times, reflecting its early kingdom and the threats from the English and other nations. Today they are popular places to visit, although don’t be surprised to see just ruins as many have been destroyed by their builder’s enemies. Note that many places are closed in the winter
Hot Air Balloons, Bristol Bristol is the capital of hot-air ballooning. Cameron Balloons, the largest hot-air balloon manufacturer in the world, is based at Bedminster in Bristol. Every August the Bristol International Balloon Fiesta, the biggest balloon celebration in Europe. Visitors inspired to take a hot-air balloon flight can contact a number of hot-air balloon
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Arnos Court Triumphal Arch Junction Road, Brislington, Bristol Constructed from Bath stone, this Gothic arch was built in around 1760 for William Reeve, a wealthy Quaker and businessman. The architect, James Bridges, was also responsible for the new Bristol Bridge. Originally at the entrance to the Arnos Castle (now the Black Castle Public House), the arch was
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