15 Best Places to Visit in Staffordshire (England)
Travelling from the south to the north of Staffordshire you get the sense that you’re leaving the Midlands and arriving in the North of England. The landscapes change from dairy …
Hi, I'm Alex, a travel writer based in London, I love writing about travel as much as traveling itself. I’m a scrappy researcher, and a hoarder of info, whether it's trivial or mind-blowing. I get a lot of joy doing justice to worthwhile places, and I’m always excited to share the stories behind them.
I have a real affection for Tarragona in Catalonia, from the golden sandy beaches to the mountains. I love Hamburg and its harbour and many waterways, especially in spring. And I'll always be drawn to the rolling countryside in the south of England, especially Wiltshire. I'll go anywhere with a great art museum, and ruins, ancient or medieval.
Travelling from the south to the north of Staffordshire you get the sense that you’re leaving the Midlands and arriving in the North of England. The landscapes change from dairy …
As England’s largest county, North Yorkshire has a dizzying array of towns and natural environments, from barely-charted cave systems to sweeping sandy beaches, and from stately spa towns to remote …
A metropolitan county in the far northeast of England, Tyne and Wear is named for the rivers that run through its two main cities, Newcastle and Sunderland. Coal mining and …
In the East Midlands, Nottinghamshire has one of England’s most-visited cities and a multitude of towns and villages where history and legend are sometimes hard to distinguish. In the west …
One of the Home Counties, Hertfordshire borders London to the north and its recent history is anchored in its proximity to the capital. “New Towns” like Stevenage and pioneering Garden …
In England’s west country, Devon is a holiday favourite with sensational contrasts and variety. In the south are the gentle resorts of the English Riviera, the fossil-riddled cliffs of the …
Known to many as the “Stockbroker Belt” for its many high-income residents, Surrey has been a fancy sort of place for much longer. After the Battle of Hastings in 1066 …
In the far southeast of England, you could say there are two Kents. There’s the soft rural Kent of posh towns, National Trust houses and quaint villages, and then coastal …
East of London and with a continuous suburb that clings to the north side of the Thames Estuary, Essex is a county that has got a bad rap in the …
In northwest England, Lancashire is where you break free from the conurbations into beautiful countryside. The landscapes can vary between green arable farms and pasture near the coast, and the …