Fabergé exhibition brings London’s history to life
The works of Russian jeweller Carl Fabergé have been fascinating London museum crowds in a dedicated Fabergé exhibition, writes Oonagh Turner for The London Magazine
A byword for opulence, the name Fabergé is evocative of...
10 facts about the Crown Jewels
With the coronation count down now on, we have compiled a list of 10 surprising facts about the Crown Jewels...
Anna Keay – author of The Crown Jewels – reveals her 10 favourite facts about...
10 of the best British seaside hotels
With staycations ever more appealing, we are rediscovering the glories of our island coastlines
Here, the editors of The Good Hotel Guide choose ten of their favourite seaside hotels, north, south, east and west, each...
Capability Brown: Designing England’s Gardens
CAPABILITY BROWN was the first celebrity garden designer who left an extensive legacy as he swathed his way through more than 150 gardens of the aristocracy in the mid-18th century.
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....
Kensington Palace: A Royal Home
We explore Kensington Palace in London's leafy Hyde Park, that has been home to members of the royal family since 1689
Words Chantal Borciani
Flanked by the verdant acres of Hyde Park and a stone’s throw...
The mysteries of Ancient Britain
In the first of this three-part series focusing on the incredible heritage destinations of the National Trust, we take a look at some of our most mysterious landmarks
Words Diana Woolf
Stonehenge, the stone circle that...
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