London Mayfair: The five-star neighbourhood rich with history
This posh London district is within easy reach of London’s most famous shops and iconic attractions, and you’ll fit right in with a stay at The Beaumont
Mayfair is one of London’s most salubrious neighbourhoods...
Chatsworth House & Woolroom luxury bedding: Stately sleep
The charming sheep of Chatsworth House are the stars of a new exclusive partnership between Chatsworth House and leading wool-bedding retailer, Woolroom
Words by Sarah Feeley
Sweeping down the long drive towards Derbyshire’s majestic Chatsworth House...
London Terraces: The best restaurants and bars to eat alfresco
Britain has seen scorching temperatures this summer, and restaurants across the capital have expanded their offering to maximise their outside space. This being London, if the weather turns, most provide wet-weather coverings, so rain...
Win an adventure-filled seven-night stay on the Yorkshire Coast
This summer, all-new tourism experience Route YC is giving you the chance to win an epic seven-night stay for two on the beautiful Yorkshire coast, worth £3,500
The lucky winner will enjoy the very best...
King Edward I: The warrior king
From Flower of Chivalry to Hammer of the Scots, King Edward I had more nicknames than any other monarch, but how did he measure up to them?
Words by Neil Jones
The medieval chronicler Peter Langtoft,...
Windermere and Grasmere: Romancing the Lake District
We follow a literary trail around Windermere and Grasmere, jewels in the crown of the magnificent Lake District
There’s something about the Lake District – something that sparks the imagination and soothes the soul. A...
William Morris at Kelmscott Manor: Life’s rich tapestry
William Morris's idyllic Cotswold retreat has reopened after a three-year renovation. We step inside to uncover the stories and scandals of Kelmscott Manor
Words by Henrietta Easton
A sunny day in June was the ideal time...
6 things to do in Bristol this summer
Bristol is a charming city, brimming with culture, history and stunning architecture. This part of the South West is well worth a visit at any time of the year, but if you find yourself...
Real Tennis: the sport of kings
Literally the game of kings, real tennis is exactly what it sounds like. Unlike Lawn Tennis and Squash, it’s the genuine article: proper tennis
Henry VIII was into it, wasn’t he?
Like many pastimes, tennis became...
Your July/August 2022 issue is here!
Step into summer with our new issue, as we celebrate the much anticipated unveiling of Big Ben's new look, and take a trip down the Thames to Richmond and Hampton Court Palace
Our new issue...
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