There are so many diverse cities, towns, and landscapes all over England, and if you’re paying a visit to the south of England specifically, you’re in for a treat. From the coastal towns of the south west to the bustling…
A trip to England allows you to savor traditional afternoon tea, see Buckingham Palace, and ride the London Eye. While your trip may offer the best pubs and iconic London landmarks, we suggest purchasing some of England’s best souvenirs as…
West of London, the numerous honey-colored stone buildings attract travelers to the picturesque villages in the Cotswolds. While a a day trip from London is possible, we suggest staying overnight to explore more than one town. The Cotswolds, known for its rolling hills and…
Over 100 abandoned castles dot the English landscape. Once grand homes or formidable fortresses, some dating back to the Middle Ages, many now stand empty, crumbling from lack of upkeep. Despite their decay, these historic structures captivate visitors with their…
From the rolling white cliffs of Dover to the quaint fishing villages along the Jurassic coast, England offers a myriad of seaside towns worth visiting. While they might lack the tropical qualities of equatorial destinations, they make up for in…
Surrounded by a wide, reflective moat and rolling countryside, Bodiam Castle is one of England’s most iconic medieval ruins. Built in 1385 by Sir Edward Dalyngrigge, this impressive fortress was designed as much for show as for defense—with soaring towers,…
Great Britain has one of the oldest railway systems globally, and it’s very reliable. With the ability to travel far and wide, travelers staying in London can explore areas of England on day trips. For travelers from other countries, train…
While staying in Cirencester, we made a day trip to the enchanting Sudeley Castle, tucked away in a Cotswolds village. Every summer, Gloucestershire draws visitors from all over with its rolling countryside, honey-hued stone villages, and timeless charm, but Sudeley…
Located in the south of the UK, Sussex comprises a mix of urban, woodlands, wetlands, and 220 km (140 miles) of coastland. Given its easy access by train from London, it allows for some great day trips to explore the…
During a recent trip to England, we split our time between Gloucestershire and West Sussex. While staying near Arundel Castle, where we couldn’t resist another visit, we also made a point of travelling to Fishbourne to explore its remarkable Roman…