Portals to the past: The history of London’s blue plaques
Scattered across London in stately prominence and secret corners, the blue plaques scheme brings buildings to life
Words: Jessica Tooze
On a quiet Chelsea street between the River Thames and the bustling King’s Road, the odd passer-by...
Heart and soul: Travel the new Heart 200 touring route through Scotland’s central counties
A spectacular new touring route links a string of historic sights, and takes in some of Scotland’s most heart-stirring scenery
Your November/December issue is here!
As the nights draw in and we approach the end of this turbulent year, BRITAIN brings good cheer to warm your autumn and winter
In this issue we tell the heart-stirring story of one of our...
10 of the best hotels for autumn breaks in Britain
Summer may be over for another year, but the cosy, colourful temptation of an autumn break awaits
We have come through the strangest of summers, with many holiday plans put on hold, but it is...
Outdoor opera and live music at Glynde Place, East Sussex
The outdoor drive-in event of the autumn season, Made in Sussex brings Mozart and Verdi to the world's largest LCD screen amid stately Sussex surrounds
Made in Sussex is the first festival from events company...
Royal Deeside: Scotland’s Victorian Heritage Trail
Janice Hopper follows the Victorian Heritage Trail in Royal Deeside, Scotland, to discover the land that Queen Victoria fell hopelessly in love with
When Queen Victoria wanted somewhere to escape to, it was to Royal Deeside in...
The Royal Retailers: British Royal Warrant Holders
Fancy sharing suppliers with the Queen? From flagmakers to florists, the Royal Warrant Holders are an eclectic group. We find out more about this centuries-old tradition
Words: Emme Ledgerwood
Once a year, florist Rosemary Hughes gathers...
Time for tea: Behind the scenes at Claridge’s
Savour a behind-the-scenes taste of afternoon tea at Claridge’s, a landmark London hotel and royal favourite
Preparation begins the night before at about midnight,” explains Martyn Nail, Executive Chef at Claridge’s hotel in Mayfair, which...
Keep Calm and Carry On: Britain’s stately homes on lockdown
Britain’s stately homes were forced to close their doors during the recent lockdown. These ancient walls are used to surviving against the odds – but how have they coped in the current crisis?
On 3...
Edinburgh Castle history: 900 years protecting Scotland’s capital
Scotland’s biggest attraction still stands proud above its capital city 900 years after its inception
It’s estimated there were once around 3,000 castles in Scotland but one stands head and shoulders above the rest: Edinburgh Castle's...
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