Five ways to follow in the footsteps of King Richard III
New film The Lost King shines a light on the incredible story of King Richard III who lay forgotten in a car park for 500 years
Promotional feature in association with Visit Leicester
Ten years ago,...
London Mayfair: The five-star neighbourhood rich with history
This posh London district is within easy reach of London’s most famous shops and iconic attractions, and you’ll fit right in with a stay at The Beaumont
Mayfair is one of London’s most salubrious neighbourhoods...
London Terraces: The best restaurants and bars to eat alfresco
Britain has seen scorching temperatures this summer, and restaurants across the capital have expanded their offering to maximise their outside space. This being London, if the weather turns, most provide wet-weather coverings, so rain...
6 things to do in Bristol this summer
Bristol is a charming city, brimming with culture, history and stunning architecture. This part of the South West is well worth a visit at any time of the year, but if you find yourself...
Your essential guide to Durham
The historic castle and cathedral are the undisputed stars, but this little city on the River Wear has plenty of surprises in store
Getting there
There are trains every half-hour from London King’s Cross to Durham;...
Your essential guide to Dundee
With the opening of a new V&A Museum – the first outside London – the generation of this old port city on Scotland's underrated east coast is well under way
Getting there
The closest international airport...
Our guide to Worcester
This Midlands city offers medieval architecture surrounding one of England’s prettiest cathedrals
Set close to the dramatic Malvern Hills and astride the River Severn, Worcester has been attracting visitors for centuries. With a history that predates...
Bath on screen
The UNESCO World Heritage Site of Bath has been the scenic backdrop for many big and small screen productions, most recently in ITV's current series Belgravia and McDonald and Dodds. Get your fix of...
Your essential guide to Oxford
The university city in southeast England is easy to explore on foot and is a hub of museums, galleries and historic buildings
Getting there
Oxford is about 50 miles (90km) from London. If you drive, use...
The London 2018 Guide is out now
Pick up your copy of the London 2018 Guide for the latest on the royal wedding, London’s most iconic landmarks (including Big Ben and Tower Bridge), and the best of the West End
The London...