Discover Britain
Discover Britain is Britain's leading historic travel magazine, packed with news and features on our finest stately homes, castles and traditions, practical guides to our cities, coast and countryside.
Eccentric hotels: Unusual places to stay in Britain
Adrian Mourby checks in to eight of Britain's most unusual places to stay, from a converted prison and fantasy village, to an island hotel...
The famous historic houses and castles of Kent
Kent in south east England dazzles with more historic houses and castles than any other county. Within a day’s horse ride from London, the Garden of...
Prime locations: British Prime Ministers’ homes
The former homes of Britain’s Prime Ministers not only reveal much about political life but also changing tastes and fashions, as Adrian Mourby discovers
Minister...
Winston Churchill and Clement Attlee: A United Front
Seemingly opposed in class, politics and personality, Winston Churchill and Clement Attlee forged an unlikely friendship during wartime as David Cohen reveals.
If Winston Churchill had...
Light in the Dark: Florence Nightingale’s legacy
More than just the “Lady with the Lamp”, Florence Nightingale was a Victorian pioneer who saved the lives of countless people. As her 200th...
England’s historic gardens
More than just horticultural wonders, England’s historic gardens reveal our changing fashions and interests, as Diana Wright discovers
The Prince of Wales has said “a...
A history of royal weddings at Westminster Abbey
We look back at the weddings of the members of the Royal Family who got married at Westminster Abbey
Prince William and Kate Middleton, 29...
Britain’s prettiest streets
Katie Gregory and Steve Pill take a stroll along the prettiest roads in Britain to uncover charming architecture, chequered histories and cinematic vistas
Early Morning...
The story of Burghley House and the Olympic Games
Juliet Rix discovers the connection between Burghley House in Lincolnshire and the Olympic Games, thanks to the exploits of its athletic former owner and Olympic hurdler...
King Arthur: Legend of the Sword top 5 film locations
Guy Ritchie’s King Arthur: Legend of the Sword hit the screens back in 2017. but featuring the varied landscapes of Wales, Scotland and England, the film...
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