Check out the July / August 2020 British Heritage Travel print magazine.
COVID-19 might be putting a kibosh on our summer 2020 vacation plans but we can always look forward and explore the wonder of the United Kingdom through the July / August British Heritage Travel print magazine.
When British Heritage Travel print magazine July / August 2020 issue was going to print the world was still in the grips of the COVID-19 pandemic, with international travel suspended for the foreseeable future. While some restrictions in Europe have been lifted it doesn't seem like many will be traveling abroad this summer. Due to the pandemic, this issue of British Heritage Travel might feel a little different. Instead of showcasing the best places to visit on your next trip, we've taken a little trip down memory lane.
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Dana Huntley takes a look at the British food scene and distinctive dishes that are best enjoyed on our sceptered isle. He also takes a look back at his own travels and shares his most memorable experiences from decades of trips to the UK.
We test your knowledge with a great big British quiz. Think you know everything there is to know about the UK? Maybe answer that question after you've tested yourself!
Elsewhere, Sandra Lawrence has a round-up of all the London attractions offering virtual visits, which may help put our wanderlust to rest for the next few months.
Wherever you are we hope you're safe and that this issue of BHT provides a few hours distraction.
Check out what's inside the July / August British Heritage Travel print magazine:
- Take ten: Dana Huntley takes a look at the best of British fare
- A day well spent: Siân Ellis takes a walk through Welsh history at St Fagan's Museum
- Unexpected tales: Dana Huntley revisits tales from his most memorable British adventures
- How well do you know Britain? Try our biggest ever quiz - over 100 questions to test your knowledge on British history, culture and current affairs
- Isambard Kingdom Brunel: Dana Huntley looks at the life and times of the famous engineer Isambard Kingdom Brunel
- Around town: Sandra Lawrence looks at the London attractions that can be visited virtually
- National Trust on screen: A book extract which shows never before seen photographs from National Trust properties and their appearances on the small and silver screen
- The Cotswolds: Susie Kearley visits the Cotswolds and finds a lot to delight travellers of all ages and interests.
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