If cities were people, London would be the eccentric uncle with too many stories and no particular desire to tell them in order. It is …
Mind the gap and other useful advice for surviving London

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If cities were people, London would be the eccentric uncle with too many stories and no particular desire to tell them in order. It is …

Just before England runs out of road, before the River Tweed curls out into the North Sea, there is Berwick. A town that has changed …

Edinburgh is not a city that eases you in. It grabs you by the collar the moment you step off the train, marches you out …

Let’s get one thing clear from the outset, North Wales is not just a lumpy bit of Britain with sheep and soggy hills. It is, …

Right in the middle of England, Warwickshire has somehow managed to fit in an impressive number of very English things: Shakespeare, castles, medieval towns, rolling …

Stratford-upon-Avon is, of course, famously the birthplace of one William Shakespeare. And while that fact is inescapable , from the souvenir mugs to the guided …

It’s almost impossible to talk about Warwick without mentioning the castle. It’s big. It’s bold. It’s got armour, archery, and birds of prey that give …

Lancashire sits confidently between England’s northwest coast and the Pennines, a county that once powered the world with its mills, soot and hard graft. Today …

There is nothing wrong with liking Big Ben. It is a cheerful little beacon of punctuality, and frankly, if a city is going to have …

If you head up to the northwest corner of England, eventually you find yourself in Cumbria, where the scenery suddenly becomes rather dramatic. Mountains loom, …