British Heritage Travel
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On the Road: Touring the Welsh Marches

Life doesn’t feel like it has changed much in the border counties known as the Welsh Marches.

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Photo Competition: Snowdonia National Park

There’s no better view of Snowdonia than from the summit.

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Great British Fare: Fruity Teatime Sweets

The author of The National Trust’s Book of Scones on the quintessentially British treat’s surprising controversies. Plus, tea expert Jane Pettigrew’s Almond-Topped Apricot Cake.

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The Making of the Pilgrims

From obscure farming villages in the East Midlands to the shores of New England. Who were they?

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Historic Trees: Hearts of Oak

Yews once revered by Druids, oaks that sheltered outlaws and royalty and Joseph of Arimathea’s staff: historic trees we know and love.

A Few Must-See Places for Your Next Trip

Photo Essay: Rutland and Hidden England

Let’s explore the neglected treasures of Rutland, England’s smallest historic shire, and its pretty neighborhood just off the busy A1.

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Q&A with Lady Carnarvon of Highclere

The mistress of Highclere tells BHT about her new book, a few famous guests and how her home’s real-life history influenced Downton Abbey.