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Picnic on sprawling lawns, take off on a hot air balloon ride, spot deer and play golf at the estate of a centuries-old manor house.

If you want to know how the royals live then you must visit Windsor. Less than 30 miles from west London, Windsor is surrounded by the beautiful countryside of Royal Berkshire and makes a great day trip away from London. You’ll discover a magnificent town in a glorious riverside location with great shopping, restaurants and of course Windsor Castle the Queen’s official royal residence said to be the largest and oldest occupied castle in the world.

Once one of Britain’s most vital ports, today this city is the gateway into centuries of Norman, Tudor and Victorian history and the rich ecology of Hampshire.

With a youthful arts and entertainment scene, international festivals, as well as family-friendly attractions, Bristol is one of the liveliest cities in Britain today. And that’s all on top of the locally brewed beers, ciders and museums and historical sites.

In the historic site of Hull’s first dock, wander around lakes and ponds and learn about Robinson Crusoe and William Wilberforce.

Spectacular light shows illuminate this imposing Venetian Gothic building, which is adorned with sculptures of British royalty and a Venetian-inspired clock tower. 

Whether you prefer to simply browse or to take advantage of all the deals, this covered shopping center is a great place to spend the day. 

Climb aboard this ship anchored in the Hull Marina and hear how it served as a moving lighthouse for half a century.

Whether you prefer to simply browse or to take advantage of all the deals, this covered shopping center is a great place to spend the day. 

Sublime panoramic views of Bristol’s rooftops and surrounding countryside await at the top of a tower dedicated to a medieval-era explorer. 

This picturesque suburb of Bristol is home to iconic city landmarks, an excellent zoo and boutiques set inside Georgian- and Victoria-era buildings. 

From Dickensian plays to stand-up comedy shows, music documentaries and children’s workshops, this theater has a varied year-round program of events. 

Browse fascinating objects and consider the role played by this house’s former inhabitant in the passage of the Slave Trade Act.

Bristol’s oldest market is still very much alive with merchants and shoppers. Wednesday, Friday and Saturday are the best days to visit.

Watch sports events on a big screen, spot statues of notable Bristolians and enjoy family-friendly fun via interactive exhibits and shows at a museum. 

Browse fascinating objects and consider the role played by this house’s former inhabitant in the passage of the Slave Trade Act.

Once one of Britain’s most vital ports, today this city is the gateway into centuries of Norman, Tudor and Victorian history and the rich ecology of Hampshire.