London is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world and certainly the number one destination for overseas visitors to the UK. Deciding what to see in London, how to get around London, when to go to London (and when to avoid), where to stay in London, what to include in your London […]
Stonehenge is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and an English Heritage site. It is situated in the county of Wiltshire in England close to the cathedral city of Salisbury. Visiting Stonehenge from London takes approximately 2 1/2 hours so it is an easy day trip from London by train or for a day tour. Visiting Stonehenge […]
Known as the location where Bram Stoker conceived Dracula, Whitby is a popular seaside town located on the coastline of North Yorkshire. Whitby is a perfect destination for a short break with lots to appeal to history lovers, rail enthusiasts, fans of Dracula and more! Whatever the season Whitby is a great destination for […]
(This post and gift guide for map inspired gifts was updated in October 2019) I love maps and one of my earliest memories is sitting with my Dad and looking at maps of the world. He owned some amazing books and I loved sitting looking at them with him. Sadly my Dad passed away in […]
(This post about visiting Blenheim Palace was updated in October 2019) Blenheim Palace, located a few miles north of Oxford, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the birthplace of Winston Churchill. This historic stately home is also home to Charles James Spencer-Churchill who is the 12th Duke of Marlborough and his family. […]
If you are traveling to London during the winter months you may be wondering what there is to do and see. Winter in London has lots to offer visitors with the festive season in particular a popular time to enjoy the capital. Although it can be extremely busy with tourists and locals alike flocking to […]