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England Plymouth 

National Marine Aquarium, Plymouth

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The National Marine Aquarium is the UK’s biggest aquarium. It is located in Britain’s ocean city, Plymouth, and is run by a charity called the Ocean Conservation Trust. With lots of things for visitors to experience and explore, it’s the perfect location for children and adults alike. Keep reading below to find out all about why you should visit the National Marine Aquarium. Why Visit the National Marine Aquarium? The National Marine Aquarium has over 5000 awe-inspiring exhibits and ocean animals for you to learn about and explore. Your visit…

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England Lincolnshire Skegness 

Natureland Seal Sanctuary, Skegness

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Awarded the title of “Best Skegness Attraction in 2015”, Natureland is well known for rescuing, caring for and rehabilitating injured and orphaned seal pups that become stranded on the Lincolnshire coast. If you’re planning a visit to the Lincolnshire coast, then this is definitely one attraction you won’t want to miss. Keep reading below to find out everything you need to know about this amazing sanctuary: The History of Natureland Natureland was founded in 1965 by John Yeardon. Since then, it has gone on to become on the most popular…

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England Hull 

The Deep, Hull

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The Deep is an extraordinary place full of adventure and mystery for all the family. You will get to see many sea creatures and plants from all over the world that you may not otherwise see in your lifetime. How You Will Spend Your Day Start your day with the Awakening Seas expedition, where you will learn about how the sea has progressed and changed in the last four billion years. Hear about all the various creatures that have existed throughout these times and see and imagine what they would…

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England Somerset 

Cricket St Thomas Wildlife Park

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The tiny parish of Cricket St Thomas is located between the two much larger parishes of Chard and Crewkerne in South Somerset. Sat in a beautiful valley, the parish only has a local population of roughly 50, but the St Thomas Church, the Cricket St Thomas Manor House and the surrounding estate, aka, the Wildlife Park formerly, draws in a good number of visitors every year. The Former Wildlife Park Up until the year 2009, Cricket St Thomas was famous for a wildlife park on the Manor grounds, which hosted…

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Berkshire 

Monkey Island, Bray

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Monkey Island is the perfect place for anyone wanting to have an adventure. Located near to the village of Bray, Berkshire, Monkey Island is a beautiful island in the River Thames, which can be reached by boat. In the centre of Monkey Island is an outstanding building, which was turned into a hotel in the 19th-Century. It has been popular with tourists since the Georgian era. If you want to explore the beautiful gardens or stay in a luxury hotel situated in the middle of the River Thames, this could…

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Bedfordshire England 

Ampthill Park

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Ampthill Park is the perfect destination for locals and visitors alike. This magnificent park is located in Bedfordshire and was first opened to the public after WWII. This 18th-Century park has stunning landscaped grounds that have something to offer people of all ages. With the beautifully sculpted gardens, long walks and children’s play areas, you won’t have time to get bored. The Story Behind Ampthill Park In the 14th-Century, Ampthill Park was a hunting park. It was purchased by Sir John Cornwall (who married the Duchess of Exeter) in the…

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England Shropshire 

Ludlow Castle

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If you’re looking for a beautiful, historical place to visit, then Ludlow Castle could be the perfect choice for you. Ludlow Castle is located in Shropshire. The castle is located on a hill high above the land and it overlooks the stunning River Teme. Within the castle walls are numerous medieval buildings for you to explore at your leisure. The majestic castle has survived the English Civil War and now attracts visitors from all over the world. History of Ludlow Castle Ludlow Castle was first built in the 11th century…

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Cumbria England The Lake District 

Cockermouth, Cumbria

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The Lake District is home to many quaint little towns that consist of fantastic places, friendly people and wonderful views, one of the most ancient market towns being Cockermouth. Just a 15-minute drive from Keswick, and close to many of the stunning mountains around the Lake District, Cockermouth is a delightful place to visit or stay during your trip to the Lakes. Wordsworth House and Garden For those interested in the magnificent poetry of the late William Wordsworth, this National Trust house and garden was birthplace and home to the…

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England Manchester 

Northern Quarter, Manchester

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Northern Quarter in Manchester is a go-to if you like all things quirky and hipster. Northern Quarter, known to most Mancunians as NQ, is a vibrant, eclectic and fun area of this big city, providing a whole host of things to do. One day isn’t really enough to take in all the wonders of this remarkable area, so whether you chose to visit for a couple of days or you’re visiting Manchester and are looking for something a little different, NQ is the place to go. Grab a Coffee NQ…

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Cambridgeshire England 

Peterborough, England

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Known as a rapidly growing city, Peterborough is housed in the heart of rural East England. Home to around 200,000 people, the city welcomes tourists from all four corners of the globe every year. Sharing its borders with Northamptonshire, Rutland, Lincolnshire, and Cambridgeshire, Peterborough is a thriving city that is filled to the brim with historic buildings and events to check out. With that in mind, here are a few reasons why you must check out Peterborough on your next trip. Peterborough Cathedral With over 900 years of rich history…

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