Recent Articles in Travel

Tapestry of Yorkshire
Jun 10, 2010

FROM DALES TO WOLDS, cities to coasts, literary landscapes to ancient abbeys, Yorkshire offers something 
to inspire you, whatever your passion.

Capital of Culture
May 24, 2010

TWO CATHEDRALS, three Graces and four Beatles, Liverpool has always been a key player on the world stage and today continues to enchant and entertain

Enjoy England where to stay guides
Apr 23, 2010

WHETHER YOU WANT a hotel, a bed and breakfast, or a 'home away from home' when you're on holiday, the official tourist board accommodation guides are a great start for finding your perfect place to stay.

The Inn on the Beach on the English Riviera
Apr 8, 2010

TUCKED DOWN beside Babbacombe Beach, below the red cliffs of Torbay, the Cary Arms is a fabulous hideaway at any time of year.

Is this Heaven's Kitchen from Marco Pierre White?
Mar 30, 2010

MARCO PIERRE WHITE, Michelin star chef from TV's Hell's Kitchen, has relaunched The Swan Inn at Aughton, Lancashire. BRITAIN magazine takes a look at the menu.

The allure of Alderney
Mar 1, 2010

THE CHANNEL ISLANDS includes a hidden gem which is a captivating combination of flora, fauna and fortifications. Why not head for Alderney to find out more?

Ancient and enchanting Norfolk
Mar 1, 2010

MESSING ABOUT in boats on the Broads, exploring expansive beaches below endless skies and the home of some of Britain's historical names, Norfolk, in the east of England, is a county of discovery, says Nina Bryant

Knightsbridge hideaways
Feb 2, 2010

"GUESTS WANT three things: a big smile at the door, comfy beds and fluffy towels," says Kate Levin of The Capital and Levin Hotels in London's Knightsbridge. And an award-winning restaurant can be quite welcome, too.