15 Best Things to Do in Southend (Essex, England)
Now at the heart of an urban area with almost 300,000 inhabitants, Southend was just a cluster of fishing huts on the Thames Estuary at the end of the 18th …
Now at the heart of an urban area with almost 300,000 inhabitants, Southend was just a cluster of fishing huts on the Thames Estuary at the end of the 18th …
One of Southeast England’s leading seaside resorts for the past 250 years, Margate is in the Thanet district on Kent’s North Foreland. And while Margate has the signatures of an …
On the River Ribble, ten miles before it reaches the Irish Sea, Preston is a former market town granted city status in 2002. In the 14th century Flemish weavers settled …
A traditional market town in easy reach of London, Sevenoaks is the centre of the namesake district which makes up a big wedge of western Kent. Inside the Sevenoaks District’s …
A prosperous commuter town, Woking is couched in London’s green belt, less than 25 minutes by train from Waterloo station. The town grew up in the Victorian period on the …
On the Isle of Thanet, Ramsgate’s stone-built harbour goes back to the start of the 18th century and was the navy’s main point of departure during the Napoleonic Wars. In …
The Isle of Wight’s county town is also the cultural capital, with museums, a dynamic performing arts centre and some big-hitting sights. Carlsbrooke Castle was where Charles I languished for …
Jam-packed with attractions, it’s no wonder that London is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. Every year, millions of people descend upon the city to enjoy …
Buckingham Palace is a great place to visit. Built in 1703, few attractions in London boast as much history and prestige as this iconic masterpiece. In fact, if it’s your first …
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Stonehenge is a major attraction in the South of England that attractions millions of visitors per year. The Neolithic standing stones have attracted a lot …