London Transport Museum’s popular tours of the capital’s disused Tube stations return
After almost two years, London Transport Museum will once again be running their...
For those that enjoy the treat of an afternoon tea, silver cake stands piled high with pastries, freshly-baked cakes and dainty finger sandwiches, there...
For those that enjoy the treat of an afternoon tea, silver cake stands piled high with pastries, freshly-baked cakes and dainty finger sandwiches, there...
Join Steve Pill for a stroll along the central London thoroughfare, a bustling street frequented by royalty and filled with little-known stories
Piccadilly Circus has...
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.
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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Inveraray Castle, Argyll, Scotland
Perhaps the...
Steve Pill checks in to a literary-influenced boutique hotel in the heart of London
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The English architect Sir Edward Lutyens had already been knighted...
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.
Once frequented by farmers and founding fathers, this desirable corner of North London has plenty to offer history buffs and culture vultures alike, as...
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.
As the nation gears up for a year of celebrations to mark the enduring influence of Britain’s greatest writer, we’ve gathered together some the places to celebrate Shakespeare.
Looking for a suitably spooky place to visit or even stay? Check out our top five haunted houses across Britain...
Inveraray Castle, Argyll, Scotland
Perhaps the...
London Transport Museum’s popular tours of the capital’s disused Tube stations return
After almost two years, London Transport Museum will once again be running their...
For those that enjoy the treat of an afternoon tea, silver cake stands piled high with pastries, freshly-baked cakes and dainty finger sandwiches, there...
Join Steve Pill for a stroll along the central London thoroughfare, a bustling street frequented by royalty and filled with little-known stories
Piccadilly Circus has...
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