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London Tour
From one of the busiest stations in London, Paddington Station, we take a quick tour around some key fun sites along the way, including the National History Museum, Westminster Abbey and Big Ben (well Queen Elizabeth Tower!).
Gregg Wallace visit the Isle of Man
Now we’ve had the joy to visit the Isle of Man a few times and every time we visit we see something new. This time we sent Gregg himself to try some of the delights including trying out Queenies, Lobsters and and the best Cider in town, what a very lucky chap indeed!
https://www.visitisleofman.com/food-and-drink/noa-bakehouse-p1308941
Now summer is upon us maybe its time to get out and enjoy all that Eastbourne has to offer! From fine old English pubs, to trendy art galleries, great fish and chips and a stunning beach as well as a superb zoo, well just watch the video and make your own mind up, where’s my sun lounger?
http://www.theviewhoteleastbourne.com
http://www.grandeastbourne.com
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Golfing Escapes
Did you know the Isle of Man has the perfect ingredients for a fantastic golfing break? It may only be 33 miles long and 13 miles wide but the Island will give you some of the best golf and hospitality in the British Isles.
Shakespeare's England
Home to the world famous playwright with stunning castles, theatres, restaurants and so much more you can have a packed weekend full of history, relaxing and culture as this little itinerary shows. It really has it all and sitting down at the River Avon as the sun goes down on a summer evening reall is something special, Once more unto the breach, dear friends, once more!
www.shakespeare.org.uk/visit/shakespeares-birthplace/
Bury St Edmunds - Suffolk
Bury St Edmunds in the heart of Suffolk is a great way to spend a weekend, watch a play at the Theatre Royal and just meander around the shops. It has fantastic art galleries, hotels and its home to Greene King Brewery, next rounds is on you!!
The Great West Way
The Great West Way is a touring route that looks to inspire visitors to roam over 500 miles from London to Bristol, taking in the Thames, Berkshire, Wiltshire, Cotswolds, Bath and Bristol. Obviously you can’t take it all in in one go but it’s a great concept that helps you drop in and out of a huge variety of things to do along this ancient route.
You can’t really go wrong with Stonehenge or the Roman city of Bath but there’s also the stunningly beautiful county of Wiltshire with its Chalk Horses and charming canals. Â
We’ve put a list below of some of the ideas in the video to get your creativity going.Â
https://www.greatwestway.co.uk
https://www.hrp.org.uk/hampton-court-palace/
https://visitnewbury.org.uk
https://whitchurchsilkmill.org.uk
https://canalrivertrust.org.uk
https://www.romanbathprivatehire.co.uk
https://www.ifordmanor.co.uk/garden
https://cumberwellcountrycottages.com
https://www.avonvalley.co.uk
https://www.brooksguesthouse.com
https://arnosvale.org.uk
https://bristolnordicwalking.co.uk