[ad_1] Tucked away in a national nature reserve, Newton House at Dinefwr is more than just a historic mansion. This Jacobean stately home in Carmarthenshire boasts castle ruins, a fairy village and a medieval deer park inhabited by fallow deer. The 850-acre Dinefwr estate, steeped in Welsh history, lies on the outskirts of the farming … Read more
[ad_1] The Cotswolds is known for its beautiful villages, and while Castle Combe is often regarded as the “prettiest village in England” and one of “the best in the world,” it has some competition. One of those competitors is Broadway, known as the “Jewel of the Cotswolds”. The little village is located about 50 miles north of … Read more
[ad_1] A flood resistant bridge dubbed as a “Jewel-in-the-Crown” for Cumbria has provided key access for locals whilst maintaining the area’s natural beauty. Awarded ‘Civils Project of the Year’, Pooley Bridge is situated in the village sharing its name, crossing over the beautiful River Eamont. Once a historic stone bridge, the UK’s first stainless-steel road … Read more
[ad_1] A beautiful walk through Exmoor has been described as having some of the “most beautiful flora and fauna” in Somerset. The Minehead to Porlock walk is the first part of the mammoth South West Coast Path, a 630-mile trail through Somerset, Cornwall, Devon, and Dorset. The walk, which is around nine miles in length … Read more
[ad_1] It’s not every day you see a rock star in a quaint English country village, but in this corner of the country you might see more than most because it also hosts an amazing hidden music festival. Abbots Ripton, in Cambridgeshire, is packed with rural charm, thatched cottages and a busy village hall calendar … Read more