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Kensington Palace

Surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens and sprawling parkland in the centre of London, Kensington Palace is an extraordinary treasure house brimming with royal history. It might be large in stature, but Kensington Palace is also...

Best British railway journeys

From the majestic Highlands of Scotland to Cornwall's sun-baked cliffs you can enjoy scenic areas of Britain from the comfort of a carriage. Picture of Northern Ireland Departing from: Derry-Londonderry Final destination: Coleraine Highlight: The Mussenden Temple, built...

Untamed heritage

Longleat is one of the most unusual grand estates in the world. The house contains a wealth of treasures, while its parkland is full of African wildlife. At the heart of a huge Wiltshire estate...

Romance of the River Wye

The beautifully tranquil Wye Valley was visited towards the end of the 18th century by artists and poets such as JMW Turner and William Wordsworth. The railings on Old Wye Bridge at Chepstow have a...

The English cathedral

The interiors of England's 42 Anglican cathedrals are strikingly different. We examine the history and design of these majestic buildings with award-winning photography by Peter Marlow. WELLS, SOMERSET Wells takes its name from the spring that...

Sunshine Isles

With their golden beaches and warm climes you could be forgiven for forgetting that the Channel Islands are part of the British Isles. A scattering of strongholds dating back to the 13th century line...

Isle of Wight: A little paradise

Picture-perfect thatched villages, golden sandy beaches, rolling countryside and royal residences – the Isle of Wight is an idyllic holiday destination. It has been variously called The Diamond in The Solent, England in Miniature, and...

British peerage

Duke, marquess, earl, viscount, baron – which is the most highly ranked, where did the titles come from, and who are the ancestors of today’s peers? In the English nobility the oldest title is that...

London’s boutique boltholes

Unbeatable locations, historic buildings and individual character – London’s small hotels offer some of the capital’s top places to stay. Until the 19th century, London’s hotels were often considered to be disreputable establishments. There were...

Downton etiquette revealed

The British Library has republished an old etiquette book that serves as the ultimate guide to aristocratic life, perfect for Downton Abbey fans. Deportment for Dukes and Tips for Toffs tells readers how they should...
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