What’s new in London in 2019?
From illuminated bridges to restaurant openings, here are some new experiences to try in 2019
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With so much to see and do, getting around the city can be daunting, but it doesn’t have to be,...
Win a glassblowing experience for two in London!
Enter our competition to win a once in a lifetime creative experience and unlock the secrets of glassblowing.
Spend half a day in one of Europe’s foremost hot-glass studios and receive tuition from one of...
A stitch in time – uncovering the work of the Royal School of Needlework
In the glorious setting of Hampton Court Palace, the Royal School of Needlework has worked on everything from church vestments to a certain royal wedding dress
Every day, hundreds of visitors flock through Hampton Court...
Hotel review: Hever Castle’s Luxury B&B
Ever dreamed of staying in a castle? Hever will exceed all expectations
Set within the grounds of the historic Hever Castle estate near Edenbridge, Kent, are 28 beautifully presented B&B rooms. With plush fabrics, opulent...
Your March/April issue is on sale now!
This issue we explore the huge variety of experiences to be had within our shores.
Discover the thousand-year-old Tower of London with a Beefeater; take a heart-pounding walk along the chalky white cliffs that were...
Beautiful photos of Britain’s winter wonderlands
From dazzling landscapes to peaceful parklands, the National Trust cares for some spectacular places that are some of the most stunning of Britain’s winter wonderlands
There’s nothing better on a crisp, cold morning than venturing...
Hotel review: the Hoste in Burnham Market
We take a trip to The Hoste, a regal inn where Admiral Lord Nelson would still feel at home
If you’ve ever wondered what’s behind the front door of a lovely Georgian town house, try...
Win a dream holiday to Great Britain
Enter our competition for your chance to win a luxury holiday to Britain for two, including free flights
What would your dream holiday to Britain include? A five-star stay in London and tickets to a...
London’s Historic Parks
Known as the lungs of London, the capital’s parks and green spaces are steeped in history
For centuries, London’s many parks and green spaces have been providing the capital’s inhabitants with a recreational refuge from...
Mary Queen of Scots: martyr or murderess?
There have been few monarchs in British history quite as tragic or beautiful as Mary Queen of Scots. We sift the fact from the fiction
On 8 February 1587, Mary Stuart came to a sticky end....
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