The best places to visit in Belgium – 1. Ghent 2. Brussels 3. Bruges 4. Ypres 5. Mechelen 6. Leuven 7. Dinant 8. Antwerp 9. Tournai 10. Kortrijk 11. Mons 12. Namur 13. Durbuy Vieille Ville 14. Spa 15. Liège
The best places to visit in Belgium – 1. Ghent 2. Brussels 3. Bruges 4. Ypres 5. Mechelen 6. Leuven 7. Dinant 8. Antwerp 9. Tournai 10. Kortrijk 11. Mons 12. Namur 13. Durbuy Vieille Ville 14. Spa 15. Liège
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Discover the vibrant and eclectic atmosphere of Portobello Road Market. From antiques to fashion, food to music, there’s something for everyone in Notting Hill’s iconic market.
Discover the best things to do in Brussels! From exploring historical landmarks to savouring delicious chocolates, our guide has got you covered!
Roupell Street – all you need to know to visit this wonderful hidden gem in London, including the history, what’s there and how to get there.
1.Walk Steep Hill 2. Admire Lincoln Cathedral 3. Explore Lincoln Castle 4. Visit the Museum of Lincolnshire Life 5. Visit The Collection 6. Visit Usher Gallery 7. Stroll Around Lincoln Arboretum 8. Go Antique Shopping 9. Find Ellis Mill 10. Have a Beer at The Straight & Narrow
Immerse yourself in a jungle-like habitat with playful monkeys at Trentham Monkey Forest. Get up close with the adorable primates and learn about their behaviour in a safe and unique environment.
Step back in time and experience life in the 1800s at Blists Hill Victorian Town, Ironbridge. From blacksmiths to sweet shops, immerse yourself in history.
The South Staffordshire Railway Walk is a stunning route along a disused railway line that transports you from urban landscape to a wonderful outdoor world.
Medicine Bakery Wolverhampton – our favourite café in the city, situated in historical and fascinating surroundings and serving a range of delicious artisan cakes and bread – what’s not to love?
1. Visit Wolverhampton Art Gallery 2. Stroll Around West Park 3. Watch a Show at Wolverhampton Grand Theatre 4. Visit Wightwick Manor 5. Visit Moseley Old Hall 6. Visit Bantock House and Park 7. Take a Walk Along the Canal 8. Walk the South Staffordshire Railway Walk 9. Visit Smestow Valley Nature Reserve 10. Watch a Canal Boat Pass Through Bratch Locks 11. Visit Tettenhall Transport Heritage Centre 12. Eat at Medicine Bakery 13. Have Bottomless Brunch at The Parisian 14.Visit the Molineux Stadium & Museum
1) Explore Royal William Yard 2) Relax on Plymouth Hoe 3) Wander the Historic Barbican 4) Take a Tour of the Gin Distillery 5) Wander Saltram House and Gardens 6) Visit The Box Museum 7) Enjoy the Views at Mount Wise 8) Visit Mount Batten 9) See Messenger 10) Visit Devonport Guildhall 11) Take a Ferry to Mount Edgcumbe 12) Visit the National Marine Aquarium 13) Explore Dartmoor
As I type this, it’s a week on from our National 3 Peaks Challenge. This time last week we were en route from Ben Nevis to Scafell Pike in Bumper. The National Three Peaks Challenge was harder than I expected and I think I’m still feeling some of the effects from it…or it could just be work, who knows! Ha! I did the National Three Peaks Challenge to raise money for Kirkwood Hospice. To find out more about the challenge, read on!
Read our ultimate guide to the Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge with route, equipment and travel advice.