Visit the stunning Exmoor National Park in Somerset, England. Highlights include the ancient and endangered Exmoor Ponies, beautiful coastline, vast moorlands with its many hiking trails, and historic villages.
Use this 8 day self-drive itinerary to plan your trip around the stunning Cornish coastline. Visit these must-see sights including stunning turquoise beaches, historic sites, quaint coastal fishing villages and famous breathtaking landmarks including Lands End and Lizard Point.
The famous Tintagel Castle on the beautiful Cornwall coast is steeped in the legend of King Arthur. Use this detailed guide to plan your trip to this stunning location, including how to get there, where to park, and what to see.
Chester is steeped in Roman and Medieval history and is one of the most picturesque cities in England. It’s also cheap to visit because most of its sights and attractions are free. Highlights include impressive city walls, historic buildings, Cathedral, Roman Gardens and Amphitheatre, and an impressive city clock.
Visit the stunning Dartmoor National Park in Devon, England. Highlights include the adorable Dartmoor Ponies, vast moorlands with its many hiking trails and breathtaking rock formations, as well as historic villages.
Dorset is jam packed with stunning natural sites including dramatic white chalky cliffs, imposing rock formations that jut out of the sparkling clear aquamarine ocean, fossil beaches, and scenic coastal hiking paths. Alongside the natural sites, there are also many interesting historical sites to visit, such as the Cerne Giant, Corfe Castle, and charming villages full of thatched cottages.
Looking for an Easter holiday destination? Then I recommend an Easter themed vacation in Kraków. Easter (Wielkanoc) is a very important time of year for Polish people, so it’s a great opportunity to visit and immerse yourself in their culture. There are lots of festivities and celebrations being held including the famous Kraków Easter Markets.
Jersey is one of the Channel Islands and is surrounded by gorgeous clear blue waters, sandy beaches, and a tranquil rural countryside. It’s famous for its doe eyed, fawn coloured Jersey cows that produce rich, creamy milk and its delicious kidney shaped Jersey Royal potatoes.
Kraków wasn’t destroyed during the Second World War so it retained its wonderful historical old town and also has a Jewish Quarter. Kraków also has several interesting sites nearby, including the Wieliczka Salt Mine and the heart wrenching Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial Museum.
Lincoln is truly England’s best kept secret. This charming historic town was once a thriving Roman colony and features a castle with castle wall walk, Victorian Prison, cathedral and Roman ruins. Use this guide to help you plan what to see and do in Lincoln and the wider Lincolnshire area.