For the first time in 500 years, the two separated halves of Tintagel Castle have been reunited thanks to a new bridge, prompting Ravneet Ahluwalia to...
From a building in Scotland decorated with a huge pineapple to a windmill in Norfolk, we round up some of Britain's landmark lodgings
The Pineapple
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Merlin was thought to have moved the stones from Ireland by magic. A Georgian antiquarian believed it was an astrological observatory. An architect proposed it was...
England's gardens aren't just horticultural wonders. Here, Diana Wright speeds through 1,000 years of garden history to find out what they tell us about our changing...
The eight royal parks that collectively make up 5,000 of London’s greenest acres have long been considered the ‘lungs’ of the capital, providing natural sanctuaries for visitors and residents alike.
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Landscape Photographer of the Year awards, a new luxury anniversary edition coffee table book featuring the winners...
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