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Best British events: October 2019
Stuck for ideas to stay entertained this month? Here are our top tips for things to see and do in the month of October, from...
Visit the Welsh Downton Abbey at Erddig
As Downton Abbey proved so wonderfully, the “upstairs, downstairs” tension in a stately home makes for a fascinating dynamic. Yet while the exploits of...
Issue 212, our mystical Britain special, is now on sale
From King Arthur's Tintagel to inhabited caves on the Gower Peninsula, we reveal the magic of ancient sites all over the country in our...
Mary Shelley and her monster
Mary Shelley wrote Frankenstein while she was still a teenager. Two centuries on, Nicola Rayner explores the troubled gestation of this landmark British novel
When Mary...
Win a spa break in Cornwall at Budock Vean Hotel
Enter our competition for a chance to enjoy a luxurious two-night escape at the historic Budock Vean Hotel.
A real hidden gem, the four-star Budock...
Best British Events: September 2019
Stuck for ideas to keep the family entertained this month? Here are our top tips for classic, weird and wonderful British events in September,...
Issue 211, our outdoor special, is on sale now
From Cardigan Bay to the Isle of Harris, we explore British landscapes that also have fascinating stories to tell.
In the latest issue of Discover...
How to celebrate Afternoon Tea Week
You don't need an excuse to indulge in the delights of an Afternoon Tea but from 8 to 14 August, it’s Afternoon Tea week making it positively compulsory. So, here, we list just a few of the ways you can raise a tea cup to celebrate this great British institution at some of our loveliest hotels.
Wilde in the city
London provided a stage for Oscar Wilde’s greatest plays and a backdrop for his dramatic downfall. Biographer Matthew Sturgis shines a spotlight on the...
Get up close to the beautiful Painted Hall, also known as Britain’s Sistine Chapel
Described as ‘the Sistine Chapel of the UK’, the Painted Hall of the Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich, London is undergoing major transformation over the next two years, including the conservation of the amazing Sir James Thornhill’s painted ceiling.
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