Magnificence maintained: Buxted Park Hotel review
If Buxted Park was good enough for Queen Victoria and Winston Churchill, it's certainly good enough for us
There is no such thing as a brief history of Buxted Park. Dating back as far as...
The ultimate in glamping
We visit Battle Vineyard Collection, the newest location for Feather Down, whose glamping sites offer a unique mix of luxury and back-to-nature charm
Feather Down have reinvented glamping in the last few years. The concept...
To be a pilgrim: Best British cathedrals
To mark 2020’s Year of Cathedrals, Year of Pilgrimage, here are some of the most awe-inspiring ecclesiastical buildings that have helped shape Britain
In the Middle Ages, right up to the English Reformation of the...
Hidden Wales: Travel guide to St Brides Bay
With its wild cliffs, pretty coves and puffins galore, St Brides Bay holds the best of Pembrokeshire
By Monica Woods
Calling all curious travellers: if you’re on the lookout for an alternative sun, sea and sand...
The ‘new normal’ for Britain’s hospitality industry: Where to stay in July
As the hospitality industry gradually gets back to its feet, what can we expect to have changed and where can we go for a staycation this summer
Since 23 March travel has been paused, not...
A Roseland romance: Explore Cornwall’s Roseland Peninsula
Cornwall is not short of beauty spots, but the Roseland Peninsula, with its magical mix of the pastoral and the coastal, is surely the loveliest of them all
In 1926, while on a tour of...
Fact or fiction: Famous literary homes in Britain
75 years since the publication of Brideshead Revisited, we tour the ‘real’ Brideshead, and stop off at other locations thought to have inspired the most famous homes in literature
Words: Eleanor Doughty
The tale of Brideshead...
Your July/August issue is now on sale!
From the high excitement of a country house Cotswolds auction to the drama concealed within British boltholes brought to life in some of our favourite classic works of literature, our new issue is your...
Into the Unknown: The Mayflower story on England’s southwest coast (Part two)
In the first part of our Mayflower series we walked in the footsteps of the early Puritans. Here we pick up the trail on England’s southwest coast
In 1620 two ships set sail for the...
Where to go on holiday in the UK after lockdown
As lockdown restrictions are eased, many people are putting foreign holiday plans on hold and thinking about exploring the UK. But where to go?
There are fears that some of the country’s best-known honey...
© 2020 Chelsea Magazine Company