England, known for its red double-decker buses and black taxis; the vibrant city of London; Shakespeare and his home in Stratford-Upon-Avon. With all these comes a celebrity status, meaning England ... READ the POST
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Salisbury: A Photographers Feast
Salisbury is a particularly nostalgic spot. Located in the historic county of Wiltshire, it is the home to Salisbury Cathedral, medieval architecture, a rare and phenomenally preserved copy of the ... READ the POST
Lacock: A Quintessentially English Village
With its various red brick and grey stone cottages, four tiny streets established around the Bide Brook that streams through the middle of the village, Lacock is one of the most picturesque villages ... READ the POST
Birmingham City Guide: Culture & The Arts
Known as being the first manufacturing town in the world and hailed as the city of a Thousand Trades, Birmingham has, through its commerce, left an indelible cultural mark on Britain. Beginning as a ... READ the POST
Dinefwr Park: Unspoilt Welsh Land
A historical estate surrounded by Natural Nature Reserve, 18th-century landscape, and Britain’s most elusive mammals; including otters, polecats, fallow deer and badgers. Situated deep in the Tywi ... READ the POST
Dyrham Park | Britain’s Cultural Identity
Dyrham Park in South Gloucestershire is considered to be one of the finest examples of a Baroque Country House in Britain. This architectural landmark is a reminder of the influence the aristocracy ... READ the POST
