Places of Interest

St Michael's Mount, Cornwall, Discover Britain

From the giant Cormoran who is said to have lived on St Michael’s Mount, where his heart still nestles among the cobblestones, to the...

Henley Royal Regatta

First held in 1839, Henley Regatta, which takes place annually in the Oxfordshire town, is a British institution and a staple of the British Season...

bath, roman baths

Discover the beauty of one of the jewels in the UK’s cultural crown, the Roman Baths in the city of Bath, after dark with its special season of Torchlit Summer Tours.

Tate Modern is set to become 60 per cent bigger when it unveils its new extension on Friday 17 June, which is likely to be the most important cultural building opened in Britain for almost 20 years.

Weston Park

Lancelot "Capability" Brown was Britain's most famous landscape gardener who changed the face of 18th-century English country estates, moving hills and creating flowing lakes...

With vibrant displays of flowers and long, warm days to look forward to, it’s time to make the most of nature and visit these beautiful National Trust gardens.

CELEBRATING CHARLOTTE BRONTË 1816-1855, Bronte, yorkshire

The Brontë Society has launched the Brontë 200 to celebrate the bicentenaries of the siblings’ births between 2016 and 2020, being with Charlotte Brontë.

HMS Victory, Nelson, Portsmouth Historic Dockyard

Portsmouth Historic Dockyard has unveiled the biggest change in the way HMS Victory is presented to the visiting public in almost a century. Here, we explode five myths about the famous ship.

Churchill, blue plaque, hyde park gate, london

The London blue plaques scheme, which provides an intriguing glimpse into the capital’s past, is celebrating its 150th anniversary in May this year

One of the UK’s oldest producing theatres, York Theatre Royal, founded in 1744 is set to reopen its doors on 22 April following a £6 million redevelopment.