Uncover the history of the Marches on a rewarding walk from Bishop’s Castle to the market town of Ludlow via Clun and Stokesay.
William Kent's Norfolk from CICERONI Travel. Discover the hidden treasures of North Norfolk. Private “connoisseur” visits to 3 magnificent houses where William Kent worked: Houghton, Holkham and Raynham. Other private houses and gardens not normally accessible also included.
Wonderful gardens at their summer best.
A self-guided hike from the Cathedral city of Exeter, down to maritime Dartmouth, taking in the Teign Gorge, Chagford, Widecombe-in-the-Moor, infamous Dartmoor itself, the River Dart, Dartington Hall and Totnes.
Our 9-day walking tour in Cornwall, running 18 - 26 April 2021, takes in the new Tate St. Ives exhibition, exploring the history of Modern Art in St. Ives; guided tours of four special Cornish gardens and walks on the South West Coast Path, developed by coastguards for patrolling against the threat of smugglers and today marked as a walking trail.
Houses & Gardens of Shropshire: Opportunity to visit a beautiful part of England. Wonderful choice of houses across many different periods. Dramatic landscape settings & some fine gardens included. Many private visits, frequently with lunch hosted by the owners. Lovely hotel in quiet village setting, with good food. Gentle pace.
Experience steam in all its forms on this tour! Ride the miniature Ravenglass and Eskdale, Lakeside and Haverthwaite and Keighley and Worth Valley Railways. Sail on the National Trust Steam Gondola and visit steam gatherings to sample the best that the Lake District has to offer steam enthusiasts.
A self-guided hike through Dorset, the most English of counties, from Salisbury to the Jurassic Coast at Lyme Regis.
Carefully designed holiday, touring Yorkshire and Hadrian's Wall by train, including the famous Settle-Carlisle railway.
Cranborne Chase. If the name isn’t familiar, the scenery probably will be, for this former royal hunting ground straddling the Dorset-Wiltshire border is the epitome of rural England, as described in the novels and poems of Thomas Hardy. There are rounded green hills, lanes bordered by cow parsley and high hedges, ancient deciduous woodland.
The walk begins in the vale at Ripon, gradually rises westwards through the Dales, and finishes with an ascent of Ingleborough. There is plenty of fascinating geology along the way, lovely pubs, small hotels and B&Bs, and of course Yorkshire Pudding and plenty of local ales (plus some French chef cuisine).
