Cornwall is steeped in history. There’s a wide selection of popular attractions that showcase the county’s ancient history, spanning across the ages. A lot of Cornish heritage locations are family friendly, and some are dog friendly too; making Cornwall’s history open to all! Cornish Stone Circles. Cornwall is an archaeologist’s haven! Many of the historic [...]

The summer brings with it many delights – the chance to shed a few cumbersome layers of clothing, time to be outdoors, the opportunity to catch up with friends who live just that bit too far away to visit in the blustery depths of winter and of course, food festivals! If you’re anything like us, [...]

Known as the capital of the Scottish Highlands, Inverness is a lively city which has much to offer visitors and makes the perfect destination for a short break. The city has a real ‘buzz’ about it with fabulous places to eat and drink, excellent shopping opportunities and a real sense of history. Attractions in Inverness [...]

Cornwall is famous the world over as the home of pasties and the cream tea, but this green and magical county has heaps more to offer. From wonderful hiking, to great cultural events and the chance for true adventure – you’ll have plenty to keep you happy on a holiday to Cornwall. Take a look [...]

It comes as no surprise that many holidaymakers choose sunny Cornwall for their summer holiday year after year.  With 250 miles of coastline and almost 200 beaches, you’ll be spoilt for choice in Cornwall with tiny rocky coves and vast expanses of golden sand to tempt you. But, with so much choice, it’s tricky to [...]

Getting in touch with the history of a city is often times easiest when viewed through a stained glass window – if you’re looking for an escape from the hustle and bustle of the High Street, then take a tour of Bristol’s most ancient and awe inspiring churches … St Mary Redcliffe Church Described by [...]