These are some of our favourite green spaces to wander in England.
Category: British Isles
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Orkney’s rich history is incredibly well-preserved in its abundance of archaeological sites — and most are free to enter.
Orkney’s landscapes are some of the most dramatic in the UK.
It’s no surprise that Britain has a wealth of UNESCO World Heritage sites.
From ancient castles to cliff railways, Exmoor National Park is teeming with great days out.
Don’t let its status as one of the UK’s least-visited national parks fool you; Exmoor National Park is fantastic for a visit of any length.
With its stunning coastline, national parks, castles galore and rich Roman history; Northumberland has it all.
From literary and historical heritage to stunning landscapes and wildlife, the Chilterns & the Thames Valley offers plenty of reasons for you to visit.
Here are six of our favourite reasons to visit the Yorkshire Dales, an amazingly diverse part of England’s largest county.
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From stunning beaches and photogenic fishing villages to wild moors and the relics of a prehistoric past, there’s plenty to explore in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly.
Stonehenge was a focus of enormous power, meaning and spiritual inspiration.
From the serene Lancaster Canal to the bustling Thames, Britain’s rivers are a wonder for the paddleboarder to explore.
The British coastline is a vast expanse of different terrains, making it particularly attractive to paddlers, kayakers and canoers alike.