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Abbey Dore Court Garden
A plantsman’s garden incorporating part of Abbey Dore Court and Huntsman’s Cottage gardens. We are situated 3 miles West of the A465 midway between Hereford and Abergavenny. We have 6 acres...
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Abbey Grounds
This beautiful area of parkland is situated behind the St John the Baptist Church. It is an ideal park to walk in – you can walk round and see all the...
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Abington Museum
Abington Museum is a 15th Century manor house now home to Northamptonshire’s military history, a 19th Century fashion gallery and the story of Northampton life ‘from the cradle to the grave’....
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All Saints Church
All Saints Church in Clehonger dates back to the 12th century. The prominent Victorian architect, A.W.N Pugin, designed one of its windows. Housed in the church are the almost unique brass...
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Althorp
The history of Althorp is the history of a family. The Spencer’s have lived and died here for nearly five centuries and twenty generations. Since the death of Diana, Princess of...
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Alton Towers Theme Park
Alton Towers is considered by many to be the United Kingdom’s finest theme park. Here there is something for everyone - from ’white knuckle’ rides such as ’Oblivion’ and ’Nemesis’. Those...
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Angel Row Gallery
Angel Row Gallery is a modern, stimulating space in the heart of Nottingham City centre. We show the best in national and international contemporary art as part of a rich and...
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Anne Hathaway’s Cottage
This world famous picturesque thatched cottage, childhood home of Shakespeare’s wife, continued to be owned by Anne Hathaway’s descendants until the late 19th Century. It still contains the Hathaway bed....
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Arthur’s Stone
Arthur’s Stone is a Neolithic burial chamber with a narrow entrance passageway. It is a multi-chambered tomb which probably dates to the period 3400-2400 BC. It is about 22m in length...
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Ash End House Children’s Farm
Ash End House Childrens Farm is a small, family owned farm, lots of friendly animals to feed and stoke, mostly undercover. Hold a newly hatched chick and sit on a pony....
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Avoncroft Museum
Avoncroft Museum has a unique collection of over 25 historic buildings including a windmill, 15th century merchant’s house and 1940’s prefab. There is a full programme of events throughout the season...
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Aynsley China
Aynsley China was one of the first pottery companies in Stoke. In 1775, John Aynsley founded a small business, which over 200 years grew into a well-respected china company that has...
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Baddesley Clinton Hall
Baddesley Clinton is a romantic and atmospheric moated manor house, dating from the 15th Century and little changed since 1634. The interiors reflect the house’s heyday in the Elizabethan era, when...
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Barnsdale Gardens
Familiar to millions of BBC viewers as the home of Gardener’s World, Barnsdale Gardens comprises of 37 individual gardens and features all blending into one 8 acre garden in the heart...
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Barnsley House Gardens
The garden at Barnsley House is enchanting, one of England’s finest and most famous. Not grand or forbidding, this is a place where you can truly relax, with charming walks, sunny...
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Belmont Abbey
A Benedictine Abbey, Belmont was built to the design of Edward Welby Pugin. Constructed between 1854 and 1857 it is built in the decorated, Early English style. It was once a...
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Berkeley Butterfly House
Be transported to another world where hundreds of butterflies dart around their tropical home. With forty-two different species at the farm, this is a great chance to see rare and imported...
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Berkeley Castle
Built to withstand the Welsh in the twelfth century, Berkeley Castle has a turbulent past. The fortress and the Berkeley family, its lifelong owners, have witnessed countless historical events from the...
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Bewdley Museum
Housed in a historic and unusual 18th Century butchers shambles, the museum provides a fascinating insight into the growth & trades of the town and the lives of its people as...
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Bibury Trout Farm
Bibury Trout Farm is one of the oldest – founded in 1902 – and certainly the most attractive trout farm in the country. Primarily a working farm breeding and rearing high...
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Birdland Park and Gardens
Over 500 birds live in Birdand’s seven acres of gardens and parks. This natural habitat is home to flamingos, pelicans, penguins, cranes, storks, cassowary, and waterfowl. In addition, over 50 aviaries...
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Birmingham Botanical Gardens & Glasshouses
Four glasshouses take visitors from tropical rainforest to arid desert conditions with insectivorous plants, giant ‘cacti’, tree ferns and cycads, orchids, sugar cane, bananas & citrus fruits. Outside there is 15...
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Birmingham Cathedral
Birmingham’s St Philip’s cathedral is located in the centre of the city and is a beautiful 18th Century baroque building designed by Thomas Archer that became the city’s cathedral in 1905....
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Birmingham Conservatoire
The Birmingham Conservatoire is one of UCE’s faculties and, as such, regularly hosts performances by its students. In addition to student concerts the venue also puts on performances by regional...
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Birmingham Hippodrome
Birmingham Hippodrome is in Birmingham city centre in the heart of the gay village and is therefore ideally situated close to the city’s many pubs, clubs and restaurants. The venue...
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