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IS IT WORTH VISITING BLENHEIM PALACE?

Blenheim Palace near Oxford is much touted as a 'stunning place to visit' and a 'must see location' for all tourists to the area, with...

A SLOW WEEKEND IN WEST LONDON: VISITING BRENTFORD LOCK

For the Slow Traveller who doesn't want to stay in central London, either because they have already explored all there is to see there or...

BIZZARE AND BEAUTIFUL: AN UNUSUAL SCULPTURE PARK ON THE WELSH BORDERS

The British Ironwork Centre, near Oswestry in Shropshire, has something for all ages. With a large open air museum of steel sculpture...

VISITING DANEBURY IRON AGE HILL FORT, HAMPSHIRE

Danebury is an Iron Age hillfort in the south of England between the cities of Salisbury and Winchester. For many it is seen as the...

TOWER BRIDGE: BRITISH ICON AND STEAMPUNK MASTERPIECE

Tower Bridge on the river Thames is a London icon, its image instantly recognisable across the globe and synonymous with London itself....

THE CLINK PRISON MUSEUM: 900 YEARS OF TORTURE AND MISERY IN SOUTHWARK, LONDON

With only a few rooms, a visit to The Clink is short but sweet. With a rather shlock-horror layout of torture equipment, displays...

VISITING HYDE PARK AND KENSINGTON GARDENS: TAKING TIME OUT IN CENTRAL LONDON

The largest of London's parks at 350 acres, Hyde Park and its neighbour Kensington Gardens (275 acres), create a vast green space amid...

LEPE: THE D-DAY BEACH, HAMPSHIRE

Lepe is a small hamlet on the shore of the Solent in Hampshire which was a secret manufacturing site for parts of the Mulberry Harbours...

THE BOVINGTON TANK MUSEUM IN DORSET

Bovington Tank Museum in Dorset, on the southern coast of England, is located in a military base, the home of The Armour Centre. A huge...