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Meghan Markle blames royal dresser for wedding tiara Queen Elizabeth bust up
The new book "Finding Freedom" reveals Queen Elizabeth II refused to allow Meghan Markle to wear the tiara she picked out for her wedding day.
The one thing The Queen and her heirs always travel with
What do Queen Elizabeth, Prince William and Prince Harry always travel with?
British landscapes from your favorite books to explore on vacation
Bring British literature to life by visiting the setting of one of your favourite novels, from Jane Austen to D.H. Lawrence we take a look at ten of the best.
From Celts to Roman and modern day - taking a ride on Watling Street
Watling Street is a historical route dating back to Celtic and Roman times. Join our writer as he takes a trip along the road.
The legacy of Anthony Ashley-Cooper the Victorian social reformer
Anthony Ashley Cooper opened people's eyes to the oppression of the weakest and poorest among them and led the way to easing their misery.
William Penn and the Quaker migration to Pennsylvania
William Penn founded the Province of Pennsylvania. Read more to discover the history behind the man.
6 Things you didn't know about Meghan Markle on her birthday
Here's some fun facts about Meghan Markle on her birthday!
Queen Elizabeth II bought her wedding dress with WWII ration coupons
Two years after the end of the Second World War Elizabeth purchased her wedding dress using ration coupons.
Our favorite facts about The National Trust - preserving Britain's beauty
Have you heard these facts about the National Trust?
WATCH: Queen Elizabeth Attends The Opera
Have you seen this incredible footage of Queen Elizabeth at the opera?
The “Queensberry Curse" and how it impacted Oscar Wilde
What is the 'Queensberry Curse', an affliction that has permeated one of Britain's oldest families for generations?
Lady Louise Windsor - meet Queen Elizabeth's favourite grandchild
A royal insider recently revealed that the Queen's favourite grandchild is Lady Louise Windsor, eldest child of Prince Edward and his wife Sophie. Here's everything you need to know about Lady Louise.
Five things you have to do in London
Are you visiting London soon? Here are five of our favorite things to do and see in England's capital.
Yorkshire’s medieval Cistercian abbeys
Did you know there are four Cistercian abbeys in Yorkshire, including a World Heritage site? Visit all four with our expert guide
My grandmother was Lloyd George's mistress
"Lloyd George... asked her to become his secretary but explained that he could work with her only if he made her his mistress as well."
Julius Caesar in Britain
Despite two attempts to overtake Britain, Caesar ultimately returned home emptyhanded. Here's a look at the history of Julius Caesar in Britain
Hearty traditional favourite - mince and tatties recipe
Back in fashion nowadays but with its history dating back hundreds of years, this Scottish homely meal is still a favorite.
Visiting London with the family
Taking the family to London is undoubtedly one of the finest trips you will ever take.
Follow in the footsteps of Sherlock Holmes in London
A look at Sherlock Holmes London and the life of his creator Arthur Conan Doyle.
What to do in Canterbury
A roundup of what to do, where to go, and what you have to see in Canterbury
Q&A with Simon Langton, Director of the BBC's Pride and Prejudice
Two decades after the famous 1995 BBC series Pride and Prejudice, starring Colin Firth, British Heritage Travel caught up with Direct Simon Langton to get the inside scoop.
The history of St. Botolph's & John Cotton
How a church in Lincolnshire inspired the city of Boston and the story of John Cotton
Everything you need to know about Winston Churchill
We know Winston Churchill as a hard-nosed, inspirational Prime Minister who led Britain through one of its toughest periods. How did that come to be?
Here are the most popular baby names in the UK for 2020!
Did you know that these baby names were so popular?
Is this Queen Elizabeth II's secret to good health?
She's been on the throne for 67 years, but what is the secret to Queen Elizabeth II's good health?
Is Prince Charles planning on scaling down the Royal Family?
Reports have emerged that claim Prince Charles is planning on scaling back the Royal Family. What do you think?
Did Mary Queen of Scots kill her husband Lord Darnley?
Was Mary Queen of Scots involved in the murder of her husband Lord Darnley?
What to expect when Queen Elizabeth II dies
As the word's longest-reigning monarch, there's an entire generation of people who have never known life without Queen Elizabeth.
A look at the renovated Buckingham Palace
We finally get to see inside the recently renovated Buckingham Palace and it looks incredible
Kate is Dame Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order but what does it mean?
To celebrate the Duchess of Cambridge's 8th wedding anniversary, the Queen made her a Dame Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order - the highest honour she can bestow. But what exactly does it mean?
Princess Anne Is Once Again The Hardest Working Royal
The latest statistics from the Press Association are just in, and shows that Princess Anne is the hardest working royal
How many of these famous British women through history do you know?
From Cartimandua to Florence Nightingale and Nell Gwyn to Margaret Thatcher, we look at famous women throughout English history.
A timeline of the abolition of the British slave trade
William Wilberforce, "The Saints" and the political events in Britain which led up to the abolition of slavery in 1833 across the British Empire.
Seven UK locations that were used for Game of Thrones?
Are you a Game of Thrones fan? Did you know that there are 7 locations in the UK that have appeared in the hit show?
The Cornish pasty - a pastry delight celebrated
Pride in the Cornish pasty runs deep throughout Cornwall, so much so that in 2018 they launched the Cornish Pasty Week.
Plymouth: Britain’s Ocean City
Explore The Barbican and play bowls on The Hoe with Drake.
John Knox - the Scottish religious reformer
Martin Luther is synonymous with Protestantism in Germany. In France, John Calvin led the reform movement. Scotland, too, had its giant of ecclesiastical reform in John Knox.
Butlering with the best - beyond the green baize door
“The art of the butler is seen by many people as being old-fashioned, but nothing could be further from the truth,” says Grant Harrold— and he should know.
Follow the Roman road, explore the Fosse Way
Follow the Roman Road from Exeter to Lincoln and walk through years of history - ramble the Fosse Way.
Isambard Kingdom Brunel and the Great Western Railway
Isambard Kingdom Brunel was "the greatest of England's engineers", a "man with the greatest originality of thought and power of execution, bold in his plans but right."
Amy Johnson: The incredible life of a pioneer aviator
The death-defying daredevil life and flights of Amy Johnson a pioneering English pilot who was the first woman to fly solo from London to Australia.
The famed despot behind the mutiny on the Bounty, Lt. William Bligh
Incredible the mutiny of 1789 on the Bounty was only one of three set against Lieutenant William Bligh but was his a victim or a villain.
The Cliffs of Penwith - Cairns, quoits and kitsch at the tip of Cornwall
Cornwall’s Penwith Peninsula has what may be the finest coast in all of Britain: nearly 40 miles of continuous, unbroken sea cliffs, with fine sand beaches washed into narrow cuts, and water the deep turquoise of the Bahamas.
The Brontë Sisters and their inspirations
It's no secret that the Brontë sisters were inspired by their surroundings, but was it their hometown of Haworth that inspired them or the nearby moors?
The ghosts of the Tudors at the Palace of Hampton Court
The Palace of Hampton Court is so splendid that two of its 16th-century residents have seemingly refused to leave, for it is said that their ghosts walk its halls to this day.
Everything you need to know about Isambard Kingdom Brunel
He's one of the world's most accomplished engineers but what do we need to know abut Isambard Kingdom Brunel?
Princess Anne teaches Queen Elizabeth how to use Zoom!
Princess Anne has been passing on some knowledge to Queen Elizabeth on the inner-workings of Zoom.
Watch: Prince Philip tell jokes through the years
Prince Philip is known as a joker. Have a look at this compilation showing some of his best.
Pathe footage of Queen Victoria's funeral
The funeral of Queen Victoria broke royal protocol in every way and changed the way we mourn monarchy forever
Exploring Devon and Cornwall
Are you planning a visit to the UK and wondering what to do in Devon and Cornwall? Let us help plan your visit
An 18th-century woman’s dressing routine
Have you ever wondered how long it took an 18th-century lady to get dressed?
Are Meghan and Harry really 'done and dusted' with the Royal Family?
Harry and Meghan may have burned all bridges with the Royal Family, according to several Royal sources.
The story behind Princess Margaret's wedding tiara
Did you know that Princess Margaret bought her own tiara rather than borrow one from the royal jewels?
The secrets of King Edward VII
The secrets of the King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and Emperor of India including the love for women and the high-life.
How did British pubs get their names?
The British local pub is an undeniable institution but what's with their eccentric names? We examine where the eclectic collection of British pub's names came from.
Here's how to make the perfect cuppa
Simply put, tea is the quintessentially British pastime.
Why Queen Elizabeth II is in the Guinness Book of World Records
Queen Elizabeth II is a Guinness Book of Records seven times over but what kind of records does the Head of the Commonwealth, Defender of the Faith hold?
Queen Elizabeth's new portrait is revealed!
Queen Elizabeth has tagged along to a virtual unveiling of her very own portrait
The myth of middle-class Kate Middleton
Kate Middleton is often touted as being middle class. Is this really true?
Adventures on the Great North Road
The Great North Road was the only way of traveling the 409 miles from London to Edinburgh, or Edinburgh to London, for centuries before the A1 and the motorways of today.
Tom Kitchin's traditional pot-roasted chicken recipe
Tom Kitchin, head chef, and proprietor of Kitchin and The Scran and Scallie in Edinburgh's talk food, fall and reveals his traditional pot-roasted chicken recipe.
The best of British baking
We've all seen the Great British Bake Off, but how much do you know about these British delights?
The Beatles and Liverpool - exploring the history of where the world's greatest band began
Liverpool is best known as the home of The Beatles, but there's more to the city than that. Join us as we take a trip through Merseyside.
John Andre: Westminster's unknown poet
Devoteés of great literature pass by John Andre's monument at Westminster Abbey's Poet's Corner in puzzlement. Yet his death, more than two centuries ago, caused a sensation both in England and the United States.
Touring World War II landmarks in Britain
A collection of terrific visits that illuminate and inspire, and bring World War II to us today.
Denizen of the deep - the Loch Ness Monster
Urquhart Castle is surely one of the most picturesquely situated castles in the Scottish Highlands. Located 16 miles south-west of Inverness, the castle, one of the largest in Scotland, dominates a sandstone bluff overlooking much of the length of Loch Ness.
Sir George Cayley, the Father of Aviation
In 1903 Orville and Wilbur Wright launched the world’s first piloted heavier-than-air flying machine, or so history would have us believe. But they were actually 50 years behind eccentric Englishman Sir George Cayley.
Six places to see on the west coast of Wales
Head west to the far west coast of Wales for a road trip adventure that is far less traveled.
The spiritual claims and legends surrounding Glastonbury
Have more spiritual claims and legends attached to Glastonbury than any other place in England?
Views from Lancashire’s Panopticons
Public art in the Pennines - The panopticons perched above East Lancashire’s valley-towns are building-sized sculptures set in the midst of stunning views.
The green worlds of Lancelot “Capability” Brown
After over 300 years, the legacy of history’s greatest landscape architect remains.
Traveling through the history of Britain's textiles
Weaving the tapestry of Northern life. Visiting the historic textile mills opens windows onto the technological innovations of the 18th and 19th centuries.
Welcome to the Port of Manchester
Dozens of ships unload their cargo onto the docks at the port of Manchester, some of it bound for nearby warehouses, some straight for the local mills and factories.
The true story behind Queen Elizabeth's 'War of Words' with Harry and Meghan
Earlier in the year, an announcement by Harry and Meghan allegedly left Queen Elizabeth none too plussed. Here's the details.
Isambard Kingdom Brunel's costly failure the Atmospheric Railway
From the Clifton Suspension Bridge to the Great Western Railway and then the "Atmospheric Caper". Here's what really happened when Isambard Kingdom Brunel tried out the Atmospheric Railway.
How three enlightened German princesses helped to shape Britain
Caroline, Charlotte, and Augusta, who had never visited Britain before taking the on Royal duties, played a major role in developing royal palaces, and gardens hugely promoted their own personal interests.
"For valour" - A history of Britain's Victoria Cross medal
A medal awarded to those who 'perform acts of conspicuous courage and bravery' here is just a short history of some of the heroes who earned it.
Joe Wright on his Winston Churchill biopic, Darkest Hour
Joe Wright orchestrated the wonderful Churchill biopic. Have you read our interview with the director?
Topiary gardens of Britain - on the cutting edge
The ancient history of clipped bushes and hedges and where to see topiary gardens at their best in Britain.
Everything you need to know about Prince George on his birthday!
Prince George turns 7 today. Here's everything you need to know about the young prince.
The backache and bounty of British allotment gardening
From surviving World War II to "back to the land" revival and even a Harrod's range, the history, and popularity of Britain's allotment plots.
Exploring bonnie Scotland by train
Do Scotland by train and leave the driving. Elegant Edinburgh, the floral city of Aberdeen and west to the Highland capital of Inverness.
Abolitionist William Wilberforce and the British slave trade
The slave trade was abolished across the British Empire in 1833. This piece explores the lead up to this historic event
Journey into Anglo-Saxon England
Take a trip through English history, from the 5th to the 11th centuries from the end of Roman Britain until the Norman conquest in 1066.
Prince Harry fires back at criticism of his charity
Prince Harry's representatives have responded to allegations made about him and his charity.
Elgin and its biblical garden
A gem of a visit on the Grampian Line, in Scotland.
The Tynewydd Colliery disaster
On April 11 1877 at the Tynewydd Colliery, in Porth became flooded by water from the abandoned workings nearby. Fourteen miners were trapped underground at Tynewydd and rescue attempts were begun to find them.
The British community inside the Ruhleben Prison Camp
British citizens in Germany at the onset of WWI soon found themselves in the Ruhleben prison camp.
Onward Christian soldiers - the story of the Salvation Army
What began as a family mission in East London in 1865 with soup kitchens and “Food for the Millions” shops spread to become a worldwide organization.
Princess Beatrice marries during COVID... here's what happened
Princess Beatrice married her fiancee, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi in a small private ceremony at Windsor.
Horatio Nelson and the Battle of Trafalgar
Nelson's Column and Trafalgar Square are two of Britain's iconic landmarks. Two-hundred and fifteen years later we reappraise the achievements of a national hero whose twice life-size statue stands upon a 170-foot pedestal in the center of London.
Exploring Wales and unearthing magic and legends
Exploring the castles, mountains, winding roads, and valleys of the mystical Wales where so many tales of princes, heroes, villains, and saints live on.
The journeys of Celia Fiennes through 17th-century England
Three hundred years ago, a remarkable woman travelled alone through every county in England. Today, her journal provides us with a glimpse of 17th-century England.
A Q&A with Philippa Gregory: The Taming of the Queen
British Heritage Travel caught up with the author Philippa Gregory in 2015, just after the publication of The Taming of the Queen, the story of Kateryn Parr, the last wife of Henry VIII of England.
Princess Beatrice marries Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi in private Windsor ceremony
The Duke and Duchess of York's eldest daughter, Beatrice, has married Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi at Windsor, where Queen Elizabeth is living during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A day well spent... in the market town of Sherborne
Fancy a day perusing grand sights of quaint scenes? Visit Sherborne in Dorset and you can do both.
The Holy Grail, Gothic cathedrals and a town called Cheddar
A five-day drive from London to Wells will take you on a picturesque road trip with a wonderful destination.
Great British motor museums
Put the pedal to the metal on Britain's motoring circuit and explore the history of the UK's most famous car brands.
The Cavalier flight to Virginia
Through the middle decades of the 17th century, aristocrats and adventurers sought a new life in a new world.
Escape London city to the calm of Hampstead
Just a few Underground stops from the West End, heath and village are a world apart.
Everything you need to know about Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall
The Duchess of Cornwall has never sought out the limelight, so how much do you really know about Camilla?
Wren’s churches - England's greatest architect at work
When the Great Fire of London that Samuel Pepys witnessed had burned out, England’s greatest architect Christopher Wren got right to work.
Ten of the best British war movies
Have you seen these classics? Here's 10 great British war movies that you need to check out.
Scotland's mysterious Rosslyn Chapel
Long the focus of folklore and legend, including Dan Brown's Da Vinci Code, what about an email from Mary Magdalene? Why not?!
Why Winston Churchill is so fondly remembered In Missouri
The Winston Churchill Memorial and Library is located in Fulton, Missouri. Do you know why? Read more to find out.
The weird and wonderful Suffolk Coast
Welcome to the eccentric, exciting, weird and wonderful Suffolk coast.
From castle to minster - soaking up the history of York
Jim Corbett visits York and discovers more than enough to entertain between Castle Howard and York Minster.
Taking a cruise around the Northern Isles of Scotland
A British Heritage report from the stern of the Bridge Deck - seeing Britain from a cruiseliners luxury.
The amazing London of Samuel Pepys
For four decades the gadabout diarist reported on the epic events of London city, most notably the Great Fire of London.
Top travel tips - 24 hours in Bath, England
It's one of the United Kingdom's most visited cities but what exactly can be achieved by spending 24 hours in Bath?
Britain's most impressive museum ships
Join Dana Huntley as he takes a look at 10 of Britain's most impressive museum ships.
What are Queen Elizabeth's hobbies?
Just what are Queen Elizabeth's hobbies for this period of self-isolation?
Have you seen this footage of the Royal Family at Braemar?
The Royal Family's love for Scotland is very well documented and this footage at the Highland Games illustrates that wonderfully.
Three of the best British historical mysteries
There are dozens of unsolved murders and curious causes throughout Britain's noted history, we take a look at three of the best.
Is Arundel, West Sussex, the best town in Britain?
Is Arundel the best town in Britain?
The Puritan migration - Albion's seed sets sail
Who were the Puritans? What do you know about them? We explore David Hackett Fischers' Albion's Seed.
Are you being served? The great British department store!
Join Jim Corbett as he takes a trip down memory lane and recalls his time spent working in AW Gamages.
Touring the peaks in the footsteps of Jane Austen's Lizzie Bennet
Jane Austen knew the Peak District and the journey of Ms. Elizabeth Bennett in Pride and Prejudice illustrates that brilliantly.
Follow the trail of the Darling Buds of May through the British countryside
Travel through the countryside which inspired H.E. Bates' novels and one of the most popular British TV series ever made - The Darling Buds of May.
Edward Jenner, the founder of immunology
Given the spread of the coronavirus worldwide, it's worth remembering to look for the helpers. In doing so we remember the man who halted the spread of smallpox.
Unraveling the mystery of Richard III
King Richard III lived a fascinating life and was embroiled in controversy and mystery. The greatest mystery of all being, was he really a villain?
The battle of the three suns - Mortimer's Cross
It's a quiet place today, this Mortimer's Cross. Few clues remain to indicate that on a bitter cold Tuesday, Feb 3, 1461, this sleepy hollow shook to the sounds of war and ferocious battle.
New documentary makes salacious claims about Lord Mountbatten's affairs
A new documentary has shed some light on the details regarding Lord Mountbatten's personal life.
Podcast: History of United Kingdom women's suffrage - the grille
The Grille incident of 1908. What was the grille and what role did it play during the suffrage movement?
The hunt for World War II's Bismarck
Germans abandoning their mission to attack British shipping were intercepted, and a showdown began between the British Home Fleet and Bismarck, the German navy's most powerful warship.
The White Cliffs of Dover - Everything you need to know
The Cliffs of Dover are one of Britain's most iconic attractions. Join us as we take a look into what makes them so special.
The Crown is returning for a 6th season!
The Crown will be returning for the 6th season. Here's all the details!
Titanic and Southampton - the special relationship between the two
We look at the special relationship the city has with the ill-fated liner, which sunk on this day, April 15, 1912.
Does Queen Elizabeth do an uncanny impression of Donald Trump and Margaret Thatcher?
We often think of Queen Elizabeth II as a stern, serious figure, who's known for her stiff upper lip but not according to some!
The ultimate United Kingdom Lonley Planet Travelist
What did Lonely Planet choose as the UK's top attraction?
Get outta town - the River Thames and the Chilterns
The River Thames is so much more than just a London waterway. Lets get on the road!
How a 104-year-old telegraph machine was recovered from the Lusitania shipwreck
Tragic WWII passenger ship sunk in 18 minutes killed 1,198 souls. American owner and team work to uncover secrets of the wreck.
Podcast: History of United Kingdom suffrage - The ventilator
What was The Ventilator and what role did it play during the suffrage movement?
Sites of Roman Britain - villas, towns and forts
Occupied by the Romans from the 1st to the 4th century, Roman historic sites abound in modern Britain. Here's where to found them.
Comfortably unique and familiar - Britain's best market towns
Our favorite market towns, each rich in history—where you can still buy a cauliflower or local cheese in the open-air market.
The real history of pilgrim's ship the Mayflower in London
From Rotherhithe, southeast London, the ship, the Mayflower, first set sail on its famous pilgrim's mission. It's all commemorated on the banks of The Thames.
Potteries of Staffordshire and Josiah Wedgwood
Staffordshire was the home of the pottery industry and one with a fascinating history and legacy.
Reasons to visit Britain, especially if you're American
Have you always wanted to visit Britain but could never quite make the journey? Well 2020 is the year, and here are four reasons to visit Britain, especially if you're American.
The gilded cages of Mary Queen of Scots
Follow in the footsteps of Mary Queen of Scots by visiting the houses, castles, and areas she stayed in while imprisoned by her cousin Elizabeth I.
Where lovers run to wed - a history of Gretna Green
Forbes Inglis takes a look at Gretna Green, the little Scottish village of love.
Has Queen Elizabeth left Buckingham Palace for good?
There has been some job losses at Buckingham Palace, fueling speculation that Queen Elizabeth may have moved out for good.
Queen Elizabeth reveals where her father hid The Crown Jewels during WWII
Letters have revealed that in order to protect the royal jewels from the Nazis, they were hidden In a biscuit tin, 60 feet below Windsor Castle on the order of King George VI.
Visiting Scotland - ten places you have to see
For a different side of Britain, head up north, to the wonderful Scotland.
The Great Fire of London over 350 years later
Over 350 years later, London’s landscape still shows evidence of the Great Fire of 1666.
What does Queen Elizabeth eat everyday?
Is Queen Elizabeth's diet the secret to her good health?
A man with a catchphrase - Mr. Selfridge's most famous places
Let's take a trip to some of the places made famous by Harry Selfridge.
WATCH: The Royals celebrate Elizabeth and Philip's engagement in 1947
Have you seen this incredible British Pathé footage Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip from their engagement party?
Remembering Britain's WWII hero Winston Churchill
Winston Churchill, an icon to many, and certainly the United Kingdom's most revered Prime Minister, funeral recalled.
Visit living British history at open-air museums
Immerse yourself in more than 2,000 years of British history at some of the finest open-air museums in the world.
Prince Harry calls on the Commonwealth to face up to it's 'uncomfortable' past amid Black Lives Matter protests
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have spoken out about the Commonwealth's legacy, and what it means moving forward in the modern era.
Watch: The Royal Family in Scotland in 1955?
The Royal Family has always shared a special relationship with Scotland and its people and this British Pathe footage from 1955 shows just that.
Was William Shakespeare a fraud?
Is everything we know about The Bard, William Shakespeare, true?
Was Edward I the most romantic royal ever?
On this day, July 7, 1307, King Edward I, conqueror of Wales and “Hammer of the Scots” died on the way to Scotland to fight Robert the Bruce.
Considering the history and heritage of the cathedral town of Carlisle
Carlisle is a cathedral city in the North-West of England. Join Susie Kearley as she looks at what makes it so special.
The last letter written on board the doomed Titanic
A letter believed to be the last written on board the Titanic went on display, in March 2015, at Titanic Belfast, a visitor attraction dedicated to the tragic White Starliner.
Who was Queen Mary I?
She was the first woman monarch to rule in her own right, and also one of the most unpopular, but what did Mary I achieve and why is she known as Bloody Mary?
The best cathedrals in England
Each of these provincial ecclesiastical fortresses merits a place on our list of the ten best cathedrals in England
John Wesley: Pulled from the fire
The father of Methodism led a charmed life, narrowly escaping death from fire and angry mobs, and winning converts by his quiet dignity and unquenchable (some would say heretical) enthusiasm.
Our special relationship - the UK and the USA
The UK and the USA have long enjoyed a special relationship. We thought we'd take a look into it.
Take our ultimate Royal Family quiz!
Think you know everything there is to know about the Royal Family? Take this quiz!
Subscribe to British Heritage Travel this 4th of July
Do you want a treat from British Heritage Travel this Independence Day?
Inside Balmoral Castle - Queen Elizabeth II's holiday home
Queen Elizabeth will be setting off on her holidays to Balmoral Castle very soon. How much do you know about this incredible place?
Old haunts with fresh eyes - 9 days traveling the UK!
Join Dana Huntley as he takes a trip through the UK!
The life of Oscar Wilde in his own words
Oscar Wilde is one of the most quotable writers of all time, and here's his most famous quotes used to tell his life story
This story from Stephen Fry about Harry Potter is brilliant
Silky-voiced Stephen Fry old the most brilliant story about recording the Harry Potter audiobooks.
Who Is Lady Gabriella Windsor?
The latest royal wedding was attended by Queen Elizabeth, Prince Harry and Prince Philip - but left royal watchers wondering just who is Lady Gabriella Windsor?
Wallis Simpson and the royal title that can't be used again
... And all because Edward VIII abdicated his throne for the woman he loved.
Queen Emma of Normandy found buried In Winchester Castle
Are the remains of Queen Emma of Normandy among the 1,300 bones found at Winchester Cathedral?
Did Henry VIII's grandmother Elizabeth Woodville die of plague
Does the discovered letter from 1511 prove that the White Queen died from the plague?
WATCH: Footage of Queen Elizabeth honoring JFK
This extraordinary footage from the old British Pathé newsreels shows Queen Elizabeth paying tribute to President Kennedy. Have you seen it?
JFK and Jackie insulted Queen Elizabeth at royal dinner
How accurate is the The Crown's depiction of the 1961 meeting of the Kennedys and Queen Elizabeth II?
Travel through time at England's coaching inns
Ever wondered how travelers would get rest while crossing countries on horseback? In this article we look at coaching inns, which provided a place to rest for travelers and horses alike
The history of the Irish Crown Jewels
Did you know that Ireland was presented with crown jewels by both Henry II and Henry VIII?
Prince Harry shares an emotional video on his mother's birthday
Prince Harry has shared a video of a speech he gave to recipients of the Diana Awards.
Summer's British Heritage Travel is out now! Start planning your next UK vacation
British Heritage Travel July / August takes a stroll down memory lane to help you plan your next vacation.
Everything you need to know about Margaret Thatcher
On Feb 11, 1975, Margaret Thatcher defeats Edward Heath for the leadership of the British Conservative Party.
Does Queen Elizabeth use secret signals to communicate with her staff?
The Queen reportedly has a number of secret hand signals. Did you know about them?
Top tips to know before you visit Britain
Planning a trip to Britain? Here are some things to think about while you're over there.
The truth about Queen Victoria's relationship with John Brown
We know Queen Victoria was devoted to Prince Albert, but did she really have an affair with a servant after his death? Historian Julia Baird certainly thinks so
British slang to learn before your next UK vacation
Are you still dreaming of a vacation in Britain? Here's a list of slang that you should know before you travel.
Remembering Princess Diana on her birthday
On what would have been her 59th birthday, we take a look back at some of the defining moments throughout the late princess's life.
Is this the last-known footage of Queen Victoria?
Newly unearthed footage of Queen Victoria in Ireland is clearer than any other thought to be in existence.
Who was Jack the Ripper?
Jack the Ripper is one of Britain's most notorious and mysterious figures. Who was he?
Princess Diana’s legacy - the modernizing of the British Royal family
Two decades after her death, Princess Diana's legacy lives on in both her sons and the daughter-in-law she never had the chance to meet
In search of Charles Darwin
The incredible and works of Charles Darwin born on this day, Feb 12, in 1809.
The memories of a soldier
Join Jim Corbett as he reminisces about his previous life as a soldier in the British Military.
Forget Danish hygge, this year we're practicing Scottish coorie?
Move over hygge, the Danish term referring to coziness and comfort, this year we’re all about Scottish coorie.
Hidden landscapes of Stonehenge
Exciting new discoveries cast fresh light on the world’s most famous henge.
Is Cornwall the most beautiful place in Britain?
Cornwall is known for it's stunning scenery and beaches. Is it the most beautiful place in Britain?
Britain's last romantic poet Dylan Thomas
The upbringing, genius and eventual demise - everything you need to know about the Welsh poet and writer Dylan Thomas.
The 16th-century dissolution of the monasteries in Britain
From the Black Death to Henry VII and Cromwell's eventual suppression of monastic life and prise in Britain.
Have you seen Belgravia, the new drama by the creator of Downton Abbey?
Belgravia, based on the 2016 book by Downton Abbey creator Julian Fellowes is set to premiere on ITV later this year
Magical Montrose! The first home of the RAF
The UK's first operational airbase had quite the history. Let's take a look into what made it so special.
Where to stay, eat and visit in the Cathedral city of Lincoln
Once a center of ecclesiastical and political power, the modest modern city lives comfortably with its history.
What you need to know about the Scottish poet Robert Burns
Jan 25 is Burn's Night a celebration of Scotland's most famous poet Robert Burns.
Lord Louis Mountbatten's assassination by the IRA
On this day, August 27, in 1979, Mountbatten and three members of his holiday party died after the IRA blew up his boat
What Does Prince Edward's new title really mean?
For his 55th birthday, in 2019, Queen Elizabeth II gave Prince Edward a brand new title, but what does it mean for the rest of the family?
What you need to know about Queen Anne
Olivia Colman may play the monarch in the movie The Favourite, but what do we need to know about the real Queen Anne?
The man who tried to steal the Crown Jewels
Thomas Blood, believed to have been some sort of double secret agent, engineered an insane plot in the only close attempt in history to steal the priceless jewels from the Tower of London
King Edward II and Piers Gaveston, the real story of the King and his husband
The relationship between King Edward II and Piers Gaveston is one of the most infamous menages a trois in British royal history.
Surprising nicknames The Royals use with each other
The Royals are just like any other family, which means they all have nicknames for each other, yes, even Queen Elizabeth!
The legacy of Queen Victoria and her 60-year reign
Queen Victoria ruled Britain for over 60 years, but just what effect did her reign have on her subjects?
Did you know Kate Middleton will inherit this title when the Queen dies?
As Prince William's wife, Kate Middleton's title as Duchess of Cambridge will automatically change when Queen Elizbabeth II either dies or steps down
Vacation in Britain and see it like a local
Are you visiting the UK soon? Here are seven simple ways to avoid being a tourist and make sure you get the most from your trip.
The effect the Battle of Hastings had on British history
In one battle, William the Conqueror led the Normans in sweeping away Anglo-Saxon rule.
Was Mary Tudor really England's most hated Queen?
Who was Mary Tudor and why was she the world's most unhappy Queen?
How many of these British insults do you know?
Why bother telling someone they’re a dummy when you can just call them a "daft git"?
New documentary makes fascinating claim about Prince Charles and Princess Diana
A new documentary set to air on Channel 5 has made a fascinating claim about Prince Charles and Princess Diana's relationship.
The royal tradition that ended with Prince Charles
There was one royal tradition that ended with the birth of Prince Charles, and it may surprise you
Five modern classic British films
Now more than ever we have ample time to sit back and enjoy these modern classic British films.
Harry and Meghan come under fire for their branding
Harry and Meghan have received backlash for using a crown in their branding when dealing with charities. Twitter users were disappointed to see the Royal links still being used.
Queen Elizabeth II's advice to William and Harry on royal duties
Given the fact that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have now opted out of their royal duties the advice the Queen once handed down to her grandsons, Prince William and Harry, seem even more poignant.
The reign of Queen Elizabeth II
Queen Eizabeth II is officially the world's longest reigning monarch, but what comparisons can be made between her reign and that of Queen Elizabeth I?
Britain's sinking land - exploring the Fens
They're one of Britain's most unique landscapes and provide plenty of challenges for local, what it's really like to explore The Fens
Covid-19 cancelled your London vacation? See inside Queen Elizabeth's Buckingham Palace
Holiday plans may be cancelled due to Covid-19, but a virtual trip to Buckingham Palace is still possible!
WATCH: The Coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth
Their Majesties King George VI and Queen Elizabeth were crowned on 12 May 1937 following the abdication of his brother King Edward VIII
Are these the prettiest streets in Britain?
Are these the prettiest streets in Britain, get the cameras ready because we think so
Exploring the heart of England - from the Cotswold Hills to Worcestershire
Spending seven days in the "heart of England" - trails through the Cotswold Hills, and encompassing Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire, Warwickshire, and Worcestershire.
Britain's oldest pubs with the best ghostly regulars
Britain's oldest pubs have many a story to tell.
The Royal Family share some new photos for Father's Day!
Father's Day just passed, and the Royal Family shared some special photos to mark the occasion. Take a look!
Queen Elizabeth II and Winston Churchill's unlikely friendship
The pair enjoyed a deep and enduring friendship despite their differences.
The history of Tower Bridge
Happy Birthday Tower Bridge! After 125 years, we take a look at some of the defining moments in the history of Tower Bridge
The Real Downton Abbey: we chat to Lady Carnarvon of Highclere Castle
She calls Downton Abbey home and lives the real lady of the manor life, so what is it like to be Lady Carnarvon of Highclere Castle?
A truly British delight, a special scone recipe
The scone undoubtedly, the perfect British treat. Clotted cream, jam, butter? However, you take yours this recipe is dreamy.
The Hollywood star set to play Princess Diana
Kristen Stewart has been chosen to play Princess Diana in the upcoming film 'Spencer'. Do you think this is the right call?
WATCH: A young Queen Elizabeth plays at home
Have you seen this footage of Queen Elizabeth playing as a young child in Windsor?
Happy Birthday to Prince William Duke of Cambridge
This Sunday, June 21, Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, celebrates his 38th birthday! Here's everything you need to know about Britain's future king.
All the white horses - the history of Britain's chalk hillsides
From honoring King George to artistic expression here's everything you need to know about Britain's incredible white chalk horses and walkers or warriors.
Just how "black" was the Indian prison, Black Hole of Calcutta?
A genuine narrative of the deplorable deaths of the gentlemen who were suffocated in the Indian prison known as the Black Hole of Calcutta.
Elizabeth I slept here - a look at the Queen's summer progresses
The Queen’s summer ‘progresses’ throughout her kingdom endeared her to her people, burdened her hosts, and left a legacy of royal lodgings for us to enjoy today.
Britain's favourite dish - let's go for a curry
How Britain fell in love with Britain and Chicken Tikka Massala become the United Kingdom's official favorite dinner.
London - a cherished literary capital of the world
Writers have loved London for as long as London has existed. Here's a look into it's fascinating history.
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and the case of George Edalji
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was a firm believer in the pursuit of justice. How much do you know about this case?
The River Medway: The river of Kent or Kentish river?
There are many rivers in the world that serve as borders. Surprisingly the Medway, in the middle of Kent, is one of them. Man of Kent or Kentish Man — which are you?
Iconic Britain - BHT's favourite places
We asked our contributors to tell us a little bit about some of their favorite spots in Britain. Here's what they said.
Everything there is to know about the Royal Guard
Think you know everything there is to know about the Royal Guard? Join us as we take a look into the history of these mysterious men.
Dame Vera Lynn, the British Forces' sweetheart, dies aged 103
The beloved singer, Dame Vera Lynn, was best known for her work during World War II, when she kept spirits high with her wistful songs.
The COVID-19 pandemic isn't the first the British Royal family have weathered
The world is currently battling the Coronavirus COVID-19 outbreak. Here is a look back at the pandemics through history and how the Royal Family fared.
WATCH: Incredible footage of the Queen addressing Westminster
Have a look at this amazing footage of Queen Elizabeth addressing Westminster in 1966
Picturesque and memorable British villages
Scores of villages across our island offer breathtaking photo opportunities and prompt wistful romantic dreams of a simpler time and a simpler life.
Where to find Britain's best fish & chips
Are you in love with Britain’s favorite comfort food? Then here's everything you need to know to make sure you're eating Britain's best fish and chips.
How to correctly store tea
Loose leaves, strong flavors, delicate aromas - here's everything you need to know about storing tea, a comprehensive guide on how to store tea.
Birthplace of Jane Grey, England's Nine-Day Queen discovered
Following in the footsteps of this tragic young Queen.
Watch: Footage of Queen Elizabeth II in Ethiopia in 1965
Have you seen this footage of Queen Elizabeth in Ethiopia?
Examining the quintessential British fête
From sales of work in post-World War II to the modern archetypal feature of rural British village life here's everything you need to know about British fêtes.
Have you seen this footage of the Royal Family at Balmoral?
Have you seen this clip of the Royals at Balmoral?
The Royal Ascot 2020 will be a little different this year
The races at Royal Ascot is one of the best weeks of the year. Sadly, this year the event will be held without fans. Queen Elizabeth has shared a message of hope ahead of the event.
How to get the best photos of Britain's most famous sights
Here's some expert advice on how to get the best shot of Britain's most famous landmarks - to make sure you can make all your friends jealous!
It’s a hard-knock life in Victorian workhouses
Victorian workhouses were a common institution throughout Britain's history. How much do you know about the controversial buildings?
Queen Elizabeth II celebrates official birthday amid COVID-19
Queen Elizabeth has stepped out and made hef first public appearance since March amid the Covid-19 crisis. The Queen was celebrating the Trooping the Color ceremony.
The 5 Royal rules that must be followed while on the move
Did you know the Royals had to follow these strange rules while travelling?
Kirkwall: the bustling capital of the Orkneys
Though separated from the Scottish mainland by only 10 miles across the Pentland Firth, Orkney is one destination that really feels a world away.
What is the Magna Carta? Everything you need to know
It formed the basis for America's Bill of Rights but what is the Magna Carta, and how did the Great Charter come to be?
England, Wales, and Scotland...The impossible joy of picking favourites
England, Scotland, and Wales...Which is your favorite? Join us as we take a look into what makes each one so special.
The magic of Welsh male voice choirs
Choirs have always been closely associated with Wales. Join Sian Ellis as she looks into what makes that connection so special.
Is this Queen Elizabeth's finest speech?
Could this be Queen Elizabeth's best speech?
Queen Elizabeth's advice on wearing a crown
Have you seen this charming clip?
The strangest rules the Royal Family must follow
Did you know the Royal Family had to follow these rules?
Everything you need to know about Prince Edward, Queen Elizabeth II's third son
Today, March 10 (1964), marks the birthday of HRM Queen Elizabeth II's third son, Prince Edward, a full-time working member of the Royal Family.
WATCH: Incredible footage of Queen Elizabeth on her wedding day
Have you seen this amazing footage of Queen Elizabeth's wedding day? Take a look!
The real Downtown Abbey - servants’ lives below stairs
How shall we ever know if it’s morning if there’s no servant to pull up the blind?
Who were the Druids? A history of Druidism in Britain
Our knowledge of Druidism is often full of misconceptions, here's everything you need to know about the history of Druidism and Druids in Britain
The personal life of Admiral Horatio Nelson
At the National Maritime Museum's Nelson Gallery, visitors catch a glimpse of the personality of England's greatest naval warrior Admiral Horatio Nelson
Full English, a guide to a proper British fry-up
Breakfast: It's Britain's answer to soul food. The art of the proper fry up is still alive today and can be found in kitchens all over the United Kingdom.
Visiting Cambridge - a history lovers heaven
Cambridge - Undoubtedly one of Great Britain's best-kept secrets.
Queen Elizabeth jumps on her first Zoom call!
Queen Elizabeth has jumped on her first Zoom call with several care workers, to express her gratitude for their tireless work.
When Julie Andrews sang to King George VI in 1948
In Nov 1948 Julie Andrews became the youngest solo artist to perform at a Royal Command Variety Performance, British Pathe captured the moment.
Thomas Hardy’s Wessex Country
Still far from madding crowds, Sandra Lawrence explores the countryside of Dorset.
The history of St. James's - the mall and park
It's been called the epicenter of modern Royal London, so Sandra Lawrence shows us around St James's Palace and surrounding attractions.
Who was Samuel Pepys: London's greatest diariest
He bore witness to some of London's most notable events, but who exactly was Samuel Pepys?
The Royal's photoshop faux-pas
Prince Philip turns 99 today. To mark the occassion, the Royal Family shared a photo of Her Majesty ad Philip that has raised eyebrows...
Happy Birthday Prince Philip who turns 99 years old today
Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, husband of Queen Elizabeth II, celebrates his 98th birthday today, June 9.
The truth behind the reign of Queen Elizabeth I
On this day, Jan 15, the coronation of Queen Elizabeth took place, but was this monarch's reign fraught with lies?
Viscount Coke: Opening the doors at Holkham Hall
Viscount Tom Coke, heir to the Earldom of Leicester, on his life running, and the history of Holkham Hall in Norfolk.
At home with the Wesley brothers in Epworth
Dana Huntley explores the history of John and Charles Wesley and their home town.
Prince Andrew has released a statement
Prince Andrew has released a statement through his lawyers accusing the Department of Justice of lying. This has sparked a public feud between both camps.
Bath's sacred spring
Bath's sacred spring at the ancient Roman bath and temple complex in the Somerset city reveals that cleanliness really was next to godliness.
Charles Dickens' Portsmouth
On June 9, 1870, the great British writer Charles Dickens passed away aged 53. Here Sian Ellis visits his birthplace of Portsmouth, on England’s south coast.
The private history of Britain’s Cathedrals, an expert explains
Christopher Somerville speaks about writing his latest book, Ships of Heaven, The Private Life of Britain’s Cathedrals.
How much is St Edward's Coronation Crown worth?
How much does the coronation crown cost? Let's find out
Forgotten love story: JFK's Sister Kick Kennedy & the Marquess of Hartington
The tragic death of Kick Kennedy in a 1948 plane crash was covered up by her family because of the scandalous details that surrounded the young Kennedy's love life.
Owain Glyndwr's legendary fight for Wales
Welsh prince Owain Glyndwr arguably became the most famous and highly regarded figure in Welsh history.
The history of Buckingham Palace
The English monarchy has lived at Buckingham Palace since the reign of Queen Victoria, but how much do you know about its history?
Prince Charles reveals he's missing his grandchildren
Prince Charles has spoken to Sky News about life under lockdown, and how much he is missing the rest of the Royal Family.
Royal rules that are no longer enforced
Think you know all the rules of royal life? Think again, here's some royal rules that are no longer enforced the way they once were
Five things you never know about Henry VIII
King Henry VIII ruled England for 36 years, yet his reign remains known for his love affairs and marriages more so than his achievements - how much do you know?
Can Queen Elizabeth get away with murder?
Is Queen Elizabeth immune to the law? Lets find out...
Win your Dad a subscription to British Heritage Travel magazine this Father’s Day
Enter and win a year’s magazine subscription to British Heritage Travel for your Anglophile Dad this Father’s Day.
Everything you need to know about Robert Falcon Scott on his birthday
On January 17, 1912, Captain Robert Scott, "Scott of the Antarctic's" expedition arrives at the South Pole, one month after Roald Amundsen. Discover facts about the life and death of polar explorer 'Scott of the Antarctic'.
The London gangster who shaped the Kray Twins
London gangster William 'Billy' Hill helped shape the criminal career of the notorious Kray twins.
What you need to know about Princess Mary, The Princess Royal
She's the Queen's aunt and a character in the new Downton Abbey movie, but who was Princess Mary?
Weapons the Normans used in The Battle of Hastings
You know that The Battle of Hastings was a bloody fight between the Normans and the Saxons, but do you exactly how the Normans were armed?
Covering D-Day: An allied journalist's perspective
Detailed reports from embedded journalists give an incredible perspective on the reality of D-Day, and the Normandy landings.
A history of the British cotton industry
Britain once produced half the world's cotton cloth without growing a single scrap of, so just how did British textiles come to clothe the world?
In praise of a British favourite fish & chips
Winston Churchill called it “The Good Companions”. We call fish & chips delicious.
Ten of the best Royal residences in Britain
For those who love the mystery and the magic of the Royal Family, let's take a walk in their shoes.
Meghan Markle speaks out on Black Lives Matter
Meghan Markle has spoken out in support of the Black Lives Matter movement, and shared some of her experiences with racism in this new video.
Remembering King George III's on his birthday
Today marks the birthday of King George III, King of Great Britain and King of Ireland, and we celebrate by taking a look at his official biography.
God bless the Prince of Wales
A history, swashbuckling exploits and symbolic splendor of the role created in 1284 and carried out today by Prince Charles, Queen Elizabeth's eldest son.
Yorkshire Cuisine... and now for something completely different
The food of Yorkshire is world-renowned for good reason.
Ships of Heaven - An interview with Christopher Somerville
An interview with Christoper Somerville, the author of Ships of Heaven.
Remembering King George V on his birthday
Today marks the birthday of George V, King of the United Kingdom and the British Dominions, and Emperor of India. How much do you know about his life?
Spending a day in the city of Canterbury
On this Day Thomas Becket was consecrated as Archbishop of Canterbury in 1162.
It's the 67th Coronation Anniversary!
Today, 2nd June marks Queen Elizabeth's 67th coronation anniversary. She's shared a photo to mark the date!
Queen Elizabeth emerges from lockdown!
Queen Elizabeth has been photographed for the first time since going into lockdown while out enjoying a horse ride!
For the anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's Coronation some interesting lesser-known facts
On June 2 1953 Princess Elizabeth was crowned as Queen Elizabeth II. Here are some top facts about the her coronation 67 years ago.
Celebrating Britain's most famous composer Edward Elgar at his Birthplace Museum
Happy Birthday Edward Elgar. We celebrate by looking at his life's achievements and the Elgar Birthplace Museum and Elgar Center in Worcestershire.
A long tradition in culinary culture - British pub grub
Try a Ploughman’s, pie or pasta—informal and fresh, while pubs may not be available to us right now during the COVID pandemic it's fun to dream... right?!
Sarah Ferguson's message to Princess Beatrice on her would-be wedding day
Sarah Ferguson has shared a lovely message to her daughter, Princess Beatrice, on her would-be wedding day.
Lovely Lincolnshire the queen of the East Midlands
An oft-overlooked tourist site, Lincolnshire is one that all American visitors should add to their bucket list, says Dana Huntley.
Royal birth traditions you've never heard of
As we wait for the youngest royal to be born, we take a look back at some of the more outlandish royal birth traditions that we bet you don't know
Watch: Queen Elizabeth II's 1961 visit to Ghana
Have you seen this footage of Queen Elizabeth in Ghana?
Who are the most popular Royals?
Ever wondered who are the most popular Royals? Thanks to YouGov, now we can find out. And you might just be surprised at who made the top ten!
Edward VIII's racist past unveiled in 'The Crown an Us' documentary
A new ABC documentary looks at racist letters written by Edward VIII during a royal visit to Australia
What is Queen Elizabeth's favourite dessert?
Did you know Queen Elizabeth has a sweet tooth? Here's what she likes best.
The Irish Lord who captured Queen Elizabeth's heart
Queen Elizabeth and Patrick Plunket enjoyed a special relationship. Read more to find out about their close bond.
The reign of Charles II and the Restoration
Charles II was a polarizing figure. How much do you know about the former King?
Bartholomew Gosnold - How England settled in the New World
The man who perhaps more than any other single individual is responsible for the establishment of British North America.
Philip Sidney, 2nd Viscount De L’Isle, on the challenges of running Penshurst Place estate
Philip Sidney talks to BHT about his family estate, Penshurst Place, and how it feels to truly live, and preserve, the history.
General William Howe and the War of Independence
General William Howe was Commander in Chief of the British Army during a crucial period of the War of Independence. How much do you know about the British leader?
The history of Queen Victoria's Osborne House
It was Queen Victora's summer home, but what else do we need to know about Osborne House?
Greenway House: at home with Agatha Christie
Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple both visited this town on River Dart, in Devon, where the world's best-selling author, Agatha Christie, called home.
Keeping it real with Outlander's historical advisor
Dr. Tony Pollard, historical advisor to the smash-hit period drama Outlander on Starz tells British Heritage Travel how his role works and how he keeps this TV show on the heritage straight and narrow.
Did Queen Elizabeth really fall in love with this world leader?
Queen Elizabeth has met every American president since becoming Queen. But which one left the biggest mark? Let's take a look.
What is the British delicacy stewed cheese?
Dating back to the 1800s this cheesy treat, stewed cheese, is a very British alternative to Swiss fondue.
The day Buckingham Palace was bombed during WWII
Friday 13th, a day that sends shivers down everyone's spine, and is known for bringing bad luck. Even to the Royal Family.
John Logie Baird - the forgotten pioneer of television
On Jan 26, 1926, the Scottish inventor John Logie Baird first publicly demonstrated colour television system, changing the world forever.
What would Jane Austen do? A tour in the West Country
Sandra Lawrence blazes the trail in Jane Austen's the West Country and shares her experience.
Five of the lesser-known British Royals
How much do you know about these lesser known royals?
In search of the Empire!
Let's take an in-depth look into what lead to the British Empire becoming quite possibly the biggest of its kind with Dana Huntley.
Winston Church World War Two letter sells for thousands
A letter written by Prime Minister Winson Church, in which he praises Second World War test pilot Neville Duke has sold for £8,000 at Sotheby's.
The Scottish Borders - five days in paradise
Scotland is a country filled with some incredible sights. The Scottish Borders in particular offer up some stunning views.
How realistic is Downton Abbey?
The period mellow drama has fans around the world but today we ask just how realistic is Downton Abbey?
Queen Elizabeth's lockdown life
Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip have been spending lockdown at Windsor Castle. Here's everything they're up to!
What are the Royal Family's official regional titles
Did you know that the Royal Family members are called different names in different regions with in the United Kingdom?
Exploring the endearing and scenic Lower Wye Valley, Wales
A day well spent! Siân Ellis visits The Lower Wye Valley in Wales and is endeared by the scenery, history, and lunch options.
What you need to know about Francis Walsingham, Elizabethan spymaster
Meet the man who ordered the execution of Mary Queen of Scots while working as a spymaster for Queen Elizabeth I - Francis Walsingham
The Venerable Bede - England's first great historian
About 1,300 years ago, the Venerable Bede was early medieval Europe's greatest scholar and the first to record the history of the English nation.
Who are the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge?
Prince William and Kate are certainly household names in the United Kingdom. Let's take a look at their history!
What was life like in Britain in 1607?
What was life really like for people in Britain during the 1600s, those British who emigrated to America?
A staple pub fare, tearooms, and kitchens everywhere - English Cheddar cheese
The world's best-loved cheese comes from a Somerset village.
The Legend of King Arthur
Many and various tales about the legend of King Arthur have continued to arise throughout history - but what can we take as real and what can we dismiss as lore?
Visiting historical fortresses and castles of Kent
The pastoral garden county of Kent houses an extraordinary collection of historic fortresses, from Canterbury Cathedral to Battle Abbey and Dover Castle there's something for every Anglophile.
William and Kate play virtual bingo!
Have a look at this clip of Kate and William acting as bingo hosts for the Shire Hall Care Home.
Who are the UK's most admired people?
A YouGov public opinion poll discovered who the most admired people in the United Kingdom were in 2019.
English Tourism Week goes virtual amid COVID pandemic
Join in on social media next week and post your British vacation photos for English Tourism Week, May 25 - 31, 2020.
Ten easily accessible tourist attractions in Britain
Due to visit Britain this year, don’t let walking restrictions stand in your way! Here are 10 of the best tourist sites suitable for those with mobility issues.
Five facts about Prince Albert
In 2019 Britain celebrated Prince Albert's 200th birthday, here are five unknown facts about Prince Albert, consort to Queen Victoria.
How the world's largest diamond was cut for the Crown Jewels
Documents explaining how the 3,106-carat Cullinan diamond, the largest ever found, was cut for the crown jewels were auctioned in 2019.
Sir Edmund Halley, a British scientific giant
English astronomer, geophysicist, mathematician, meteorologist, and physicist, Sir Edmund Halley is best known for his discoveries surrounding Halley's Comet. How much do you know about this scientific giant?
A British hero Alfred the Great King of Wessex
Many monarchs in the long history of Great Britain have been mediocre and worse. Some few have been quite good indeed. However, only Alfred, the 9th-century king of the West Saxons, has been honored by history with the sobriquet “Great.”
Industrial heritage sites - the engine houses of the modern world
Some of the greatest historic sites in Britain that illustrate how the world changed during the Industrial Revolution.
Five Victorian buildings in London you need to visit
Here are five of London's most beautiful buildings built during the reign of Queen Victoria.
A room with a view - Edinburgh!
Have you been to Edinburgh?
Ten free things to do in London
If you're in the capital for a visit this is the essential guide of free things to do in London.
Captain Tom is set to be Knighted!
Captain Tom will be knighted!
Prince Charles says he's “saddened” he cannot visit Ireland this year
Prince Charles said in a statement that he looks forward to visiting Ireland again "once happier times return."
Where do the Royal Family actually live?
Which members of the royal family live in which castles? We take a look at the homes of Queen Elizabeth and her family
Letters prove Edward VIII believed the monarchy had no future
New letters written by Edward VIII to a former girlfriend show that the Queen's uncle had little faith in the monarchy and didn't want to become king
When coal was king in the Welsh valleys of the Rhondda
The Welsh valleys have a long and storied history within the mining industry. Read more to find out about it.
Six old wives tales of Henry VIII
The faiths of Henry VIII's wives are well known, but did you know that each is associated with at least two castles?
Harry and Meghan celebrate their 2nd Anniversary - Our favorite photos so far
It's the Sussex's anniversary!
Edd Kimber's nanna's gingerbread recipe
The Great British Bake Off’s first winner shares a northern treat her nanna's very own gingerbread recipe.
The history of Royal wedding cakes
Fruited confections fit for a Queen! We take a look at the history of Royal wedding cakes - from Queen Elizabeth II to Prince William and down to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
Yorkshire's dales and moors - where the journey itself is the destination
Yorkshire's Dales and Moors present any curious traveler with a myriad of things to see and do.
Princess Anne's christening
Have you seen this clip from Princess Anne's christening?
Is this Queen Elizabeth's favourite TV show?
Is this Queen Elizabeth's favorite TV show? Certainly at Christmas time!
Have you seen this footage of the Royal Family at Windsor?
Have you seen this footage of the Royal family at Windsor?
The real story and places behind Alice in Wonderland
The true history of Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland, the life of Alice Liddell, and what remains in real life of these fantastical tales.
Queen Victoria wrote and illustrated a children's book aged 10, that's still on sale today
When she was just ten years old, Queen Victoria, wrote and illustrated a children's book called The Adventures of Alice Laselles.
How wool built the Cotswolds
Most visitors coming to Britain prepare themselves for rain. Just over 2,000 years ago, the invading Roman army prepared by bringing their own supplies of wool—on the backs of sheep.
Dancing with bells, flowers and the squire - the Morris Men of Bampton
Three things say a man is in England, four things make his location sure: cream teas, roundabouts, pay and display—and Morris dancing on a spring bank holiday.
The history and wonder of the beautiful Devon lace
East Devon became a center for lace-making in the 16th century, possibly in response to the beautiful products of Italy or Flanders—though this has yet to be substantiated.
26 London locations to enjoy spectacular views of the city
London’s protected vistas!
A bloody field by Shrewsbury and an end to Sir Henry Percy's life
The Battle of Shrewsbury set the stage for the War of the Roses and ended Sir Henry ‘Hotspur’ Percy’s quest for England’s crown…and his life.
Have you seen this footage from Princess Margaret's wedding?
Have you seen this clip?
The day the Princess of Wales became Queen Elizabeth II
Prince Philip told his wife that her father had died and she was now Queen, his cousin has revealed
Ten of the best British National Trust winter visits
Historic British properties run by the National Trust and with openings through the winter season.
The military art of the Normans
Before we examine the Battle of Hastings and William the Conquer's subsequent victory, perhaps we should take a look at the history of military art in the 11th century
Queen Elizabeth has broken yet another record
Yet again, Queen Elizabeth breaks a record with ease. Read more to find out all about it.
The Royal Family jump on a call for International Nurses Day!
Have you seen the clip?
The "Old Masters" mosaics of Roman Britain
The majority of Britain's mosaic masterpieces have been lost to the ages, but those that remain are absolutely stunning.
Princess Anne's alternative career path
Can you imagine Princess Anne with this vocation?
1,000-year-old British mill back in action amid COVID-19 pandemic
The Sturminster Newton Mill is in high demand as consumers are using more flour during the coronavirus lockdown.
Could COVID-19 mean the end of public duties for Queen Elizabeth?
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II may have to stop her regular royal duties indefinitely.
Prince Harry makes an announcement regarding the Invictus Games!
Prince Harry has outlined some plans for the Invictus Games.
Queen Elizabeth...As a mechanic?
Did you know Queen Elizabeth had these skills?
Pretty Pembrokeshire - the Welsh village with something for everyone
Sunshine or showers, there’s always lots to see and do in Pembrokeshire, on the Welsh coast.
Can you name these eight monarchies that no longer exist?
Did you know about these monarchies?
King George VI's historic and moving VE Day speech
On May 8, 1945, King George VI delivered a victory speech celebrating the defeat of Nazi Germany and paid tribute to those who lost their lives in World War II.
Meghan Markle reads Archie a story for his first birthday
This clip of Meghan Markle reading for Archie is adorable!
Missing piece of Stonehenge returned after 60 years
A piece of Stonehenge, missing for more than 60 years, was finally returned in 2019 and may provide clues to the monument's origins.
The Royal protocol Princess Diana broke when raising William and Harry
Did you know about the Royal protocol Princess Diana broke when raising her sons?
What you need to know about VE Day
Victory in Europe Day (known as VE Day), May 8, celebrates the formal acceptance by the Allies of World War II of Nazi Germany's unconditional surrender of its armed forces.
Riding the great British rails
Riding the great British rails guarantees the adventure of a lifetime!
Prince Edward got cold feet before getting married to Sophie Wessex
A royal biographer has revealed that long before Sophie and Edward made it down the aisle, Edward got cold feet about the relationship
Zara Tindall made royal history
Zara Tindall has just made royal history by accepting a new position and title within the equestrian world
What's in store for Archie's birthday?
Here's what's planned for Archie's big day.
The RMS Titanic By Numbers – Facts And Figures On The Tragic Belfast-Built Ship
Staggering figures associated with the White Star liner - from deaths during construction to the number of lifeboats on board
New documentary shows how World War II shaped Queen Elizabeth II
Just ahead of victory in Europe Day (VE Day) a new PBS documentary show's how the people and Queen Elizabeth lived through World War II.
The comic world of Gilbert & Sullivan
From Barataria to Titipu, the rollicking, madcap light operas of Gilbert & Sullivan parodied Victorian England and still delight audiences around the world.
Our favorite moments with Princess Charlotte ahead of her 5th birthday
Princess Charlotte celebrates her 5th birthday on the 2nd of May
WIN a subscription to British Heritage Travel this Mother's Day
Give your Mom a gift she can enjoy all year round.
The Westerham Triumvirate - Sir Winston Churchill, General James Wolfe and William Pitt the Younger
Steve Roberts takes a look at the town of Westerham, and its most famous sons.
Daphne du Maurier's Cornwall
Daphne du Maurier came from a line of distinguished eccentrics.
POLL: What is your favorite Royal wedding?
Take our poll and let us know which Royal Wedding is your favorite.
Queen Elizabeth promotes Captain Tom to Colonel on his 100th birthday
Honorary Colonel Tom Moore tuns 100 today having raised over £30 million for the health service to help battle COVID-19.
Chasing the red dragon in Wales
Dana Huntley explores the heritage of Wales and examines what makes the small nation a great one.
Why do only some Royals wear tiaras
Have you ever wondered why only some royals wear tiaras and others never have? We know!
Queen Elizabeth checks in with New Zealand's Prime Minister
Queen Elizabeth is checking on Commonwealth countries around the world.
A room with a view - taking in the historic Scottish city of Edinburgh
Welcome to Edinburgh, Auld Reekie, the Athens of the North, the seat of Scottish culture and center of its history for the past 600 years.
Five surprising Royal hobbies
We follow their every move, but what do the Royals do when they're off duty? Here's a look at some of the more surprising royal hobbies.
Prince Harry reads Thomas the Tank Engine
Have you seen this clip of Prince Harry reading Thomas the Tank Engine?
Get in gear for summer 2020 with the latest issue of British Heritage Travel magazine
The British Isles the May / June issue of British Heritage Magazine has something for everyone.
Will there be another Downton Abbey movie?
There will be if Hugh Bonneville has anything to do with it
Stars you thought were from the US... but are actually British
Think you know everything there is to know about your favourite stars? Think again.
Prince William and Stephen Fry join forces!
Prince William and Stephen Fry have joined forces - and the result is hilarious.
Awesome Aberdeenshire!
Have you been to Aberdeenshire?
Happy Birthday Prince Louis!
Prince Louis celebrates his birthday today.
Everything you need to know about St. George's Day
St. George's Day is upon us.
A history of Eleanor of Aquitaine
Eleanor of Aquitaine was a major figure in the middle ages and a prominent figure in women's history. So what do we need to know about this remarkable woman?
Buckingham Palace has shared some rare footage of Queen Elizabeth
The Royal Family have shared a special video.
Happy Birthday Queen Elizabeth!
Queen Elizabeth turns 94 years old today.
Prince Philip steps out of retirement
Prince Philip has released a statement
Harry and Meghan send a message to the tabloid press
Harry and Meghan have had enough.
Queen Elizabeth's COVID-19 birthday plans
This year is set to be an outlier for Her Majesty as she's forced to stay safe at home in Windsor Castle during the coronavirus outbreak.
Iconic old Cornish hut, Newlyn Tidal Observatory, with national importance
Have you ever heard of Newlyn Tidal Observatory? This idyllic spot is where the British Ordnance Survey measures its sea levels.
There's a Downton Abbey cocktail party...And you're invited!
Fancy a cocktail?
Literary Britain - uncovering the fiction of London
Discover specific locations from wonderful novels you'll find around the great city of London.
In the footsteps of Bonnie Prince Charlie
Taking the High Road from Inverness to the Isle of Skye.
The grand lost gardens of England
Visions of a secret paradise only partially found.
Land of cider apples, Offa’s Dyke and ancient battles - touring the Welsh Marches
For serious Anglophiles who want to see the classic Britain of yore and a gentler way of life, it is hard to beat the rural, agrarian landscapes of the border counties known as the Marches.
Why do British politicians earn so much money?
Ever wondered why it is British Politicians make so much money? Read more to find out.
Jacobite Dreams & Bonnie Prince Charlie
Dana Huntley takes us through the rise and fall of Bonnie Prince Charlie's rebellion
Prince Harry jumps on a group call!
Prince Harry is spreading the love on this group call.
Take a virtual tour of Britains top tourist attractions during quarantine
As the coronavirus pandemic is really hampering our British travel plans in 2020 we decided to pull together some ingenious virtual tours of Britain's top attractions.
Visiting the Royal Palaces of London
All you need to know about London's five royal palaces, and some expert advice on how to make the most of your time there.
Throwback: Queen Elizabeth and 007 join forces!
Have you seen this clip of Queen Elizabeth and 007?
What is it that makes Stonehenge's stone circles so magical
While Stonehenge does not make Britain's other stone circles in size or setting it remains one of Britain's most fascinating tourist attractions and here's why...
The hobby that Prince Harry may have to give up
Prnce Harry might have to take a raincheck.
COVID-19: British Prime Minister Boris Johnson released from hospital
Having tested positive for the coronavirus and pending three nights in intensive care Boris Johnson has been released from hospital and has thanked health care workers for saving his life.
Say cheese! Celebrating one of Britain’s oldest and most delicious foods
Cheese anyone? Join us as we take a look at what makes English cheese so special.
Who is your favorite British Prime Minister?
There have been some fascinating British Prime Ministers over the years. Here's some of the more notable ones.
Britain's forgotten railways
Check out this clip!
How does Queen Elizabeth remember everyone's name?
Queen Elizabeth spends a huge amount of time meeting people. At 93 years old, how on earth does she remember their names?
Game of Thrones Real Life UK Inspirations
Did you know that Game of Thrones author George R.R. Martin took inspiration for the series from several UK locations? Here's the real life locations that inspired Game of Thrones
What is the Sealed Knot and why is it important?
Named after the 17th gang of rebels, it's the oldest re-enactment society in the UK. But what is the Sealed Knot and why is re-enacting the past so important?
From Constable Country to The Wash - discovering East Anglia
To the northeast of London, bulging into the North Sea, the ancient kingdom of the East Angles seems quickly a world apart.
Why Prince Philip never became First Sea Lord
First Sea Lord is the highest position in the British navy, and Prince Philip couldn't take on the role because of his wife
Covid-19 won't stop William and Kate
Covid-19 hasn't slowed William and Kate down.
A Scottish road trip in search of Brigadoon
Dana Huntley went on a 715-mile road trip through the Western Highlands and discovered the most spectacular landscape he’s ever seen.
Aberdulais Falls - Where the waterfall powers hydro-history
How Aberdulais, in South Wales weathered a 400-year navigation of industrial change and is now a wonderful attraction worth diving in to!
Prince Charles reads the weather forecast!
Prince Charles...The weatherman!
World War II British spy centre releases rare 11-minute home movie
Bletchley Park, the British Spy Center of the Second World War, has released rare silent footage of the MI6 staff members from the code-breaking facility.
Gateway to the Scottish heartland - River Tay
In the early part of the 13th century, an English cleric wrote; “Great Tay, through Perth, through towns, through country flies, Perth the whole Kingdom with her wealth supplies.”
Harry and Meghan reveal plans for their new charity
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have revealed their latest plans
The Royal decade in British Pathé technicolor
Have you seen this footage of the Royal decade following Queen Elizabeth's coronation?
Queen Elizabeth has addressed the nation
Queen Elizabeth has addressed the nation regarded COVID-19.
Steeped in Roman and Viking history - the proud city of York
Eboracum to Jorvik to York - Where the streets are called gates, the gates are called bars and the bars are called pubs.
The literary world of Agatha Christie
Follow the trail of one of England's best-known mystery writers from London to her beloved home of Torquay as we look at the life and times of Agatha Christie
Boris Johnson admitted to hospital with coronavirus struggles
Boris Johnson has been hospitalized due to his ongoing battle with coronavirus.
What was the Peterloo Massacre?
A peaceful protest which turned violent when private militia were set upon 60,000 protesters in Manchester - killing 18 and injuring over 650
Downton Abbey creator Julian Fellowes new series The English Game lands on Netflix
Downton Abbey creator Julian Fellowes has teamed up with Netflix to create a new six-part drama based around football, called The English Game.
Haltwhistle is still literally the center of Britain
In the heart of Roman Wall Country, the Northumbrian market town bristles with pride.
William and Kate's message to the NHS
William and Kate have shared a message of support for the NHS
The secrets of Queen Victoria
From 1832 Queen Victoria, kept detailed personal journals for 69 years mapping out the monarch's reign but her secrets were edited out after her death.
Did someone really pull a pizza prank on Buckingham Palace?
We hear about a lot of weird and wonderful stories coming from the UK, but this one may just take the cake...Or maybe the pizza?
Was JFK more British than he was Irish?
America’s most famous Irish son loved all things English, so it possible he was a anglophile?
Five of our favourite things to do in York
York is one of the UK's premier travel destinations. It combines history, culture, and architecture to make it something special.
What to do in Salisbury city
Salisbury is home to some of Britain's oldest treasures and is well worth a visit.
A day in Ely, England's second-smallest city
Ely is a gorgeous cathedral town. Join us as we take a trip!
Weaving life at Quarry Bank Mill
Explore the hard lives of workers and families of Georgian England at the Quarry Bank Mill's, Apprentice House, in Wilmslow.
Hereford: Queen of The Marches
Just what we imagine a small cathedral city ought to be.
The incredible life of Sir Thomas Becket and his gruesome murder
Sir Thomas Becket changed from being a 'patron of play-actors and a follower of hounds to being a shepherd of souls.'
Buckingham Palace has made on announcement regarding the Trooping the Color ceremony
The ceremony won't be going ahead as normal this year.
Queen Elizabeth and David Attenborough
Have you seen this clip?
How much does the Royal Family cost the British taxpayer?
A report in 2019 revealed that Queen Elizabeth II and her family cost the British people £67 million during the previous year.
All Aboard the Falkirk Wheel, in central Scotland
The only rotating boat lift in the world, connecting the Forth and Clyde Canal with the Union Canal.
Will Princess Beatrice's title change after her wedding?
Princess Beatrice announced her engagement last week, but will her title change once she's married to Edoardo Mappeli Mozzi?
Prince Charles has shared an update
Prince Charles appears to be on the mend.
Who was Alfred The Great, King of Wessex?
He was one of the Empire's greatest rulers, but who exactly was Alfred The Great?
Is this Harry and Meghan's final Instagram post?
Could this be their final goodbye?
Prince William wants to fight Covid-19 as NHS ambulance pilot
The Duke of Cambridge wants to return to his former career as a helicopter pilot to Britain's National Health Service deal with the Coronavirus outbreak.
Historic battlefields across Britain
The fields where war was waged are historic and poignant.
The Queen Mother's Favourite Tipple
Channel your inner royal by bidding on The Queen Mother's unused cases of Graham's Port 1977
Q&A with Victoria TV series Jenna Coleman
The former Doctor Who star talks about becoming Queen Victoria playing the iconic role and massive reaction the TV series Victoria had.
The Royal Family clap for the NHS
Have you seen this footage of the Royals clapping the NHS?
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson tests positive for Covid-19
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has tested positive for coronavirus as the outbreak continues to spread across the United Kingdom.
Have you seen this footage of The Crown Jewels?
The Crown Jewels are consistently held up as one of the most impressive collections of their kind.
Foyle's War - the most missed British TV show of the 21st century
Foyle's War has beated Downton Abbey as the most missed British TV show of the 21st Century, according to a new poll from The Radio Times
Exploring the magical Isle of Iona
The isle of Iona is one of Scotland's best-kept secrets and most stunning tourist attractions.
Queen Elizabeth shares an iconic photo of her and Boris Johnson
Have you seen this iconic photo of Queen Elizabeth and Boris Johnson?
WWII D-Day vets plead with British to stay at home to fight Covid-19
"I served my country and did my duty, now it's your duty to sit on the couch."
Britain refuses to return ancient Ethiopian treasures
The British Museum has once again refused to return ancient artifacts from the Ethiopian Orthodox church even though, under Ethiopian traditions, nobody except holy men are allowed to view them.
The Royal Tradition that has been hit hardest by coronavirus
This Royal Tradition is no more due to the coronavirus.
Prince Charles tests positive for Coronavirus COVID-19
The Prince of Wales, Prince Charles has tested positive for Coronavirus, Clarence House has confirmed.
Honeymoons and holidays - How much do you know about the Royal Yacht Britannia?
The Royal Yacht Britannia served the Queen for 44 years from its launch on April 16th, 1953 until it was decommissioned in 1997.
Boris Johnson has ordered the UK to go into complete lockdown
Boris Johnson made a statement last night. Here's what he said.
Will Britain's WWII Blitz Spirit get them through the COVID-19 pandemic
What does the Second World War term Blitz Spirit mean? And why is it brought up during every public crisis that hits the UK?
A member of staff at Buckingham Palace has tested positive for coronavirus
A member of staff at Buckingham Palace has tested positive for coronavirus. Here's the details.
Everything you need to know about Princess Eugenie for her Birthday!
Wishing a very Happy Birthday to Princess Eugenie Victoria Helena of York!
Stonehenge Spring Equinox cancelled due to Coronavirus
Hundreds have been left disappointed as the Stonehenge Spring Equinox is cancelled.
Queen Elizabeth II asks Britons to take action for "the greater good" amid COVID-19 pandemic
As Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip, have self-isolated to Windsor Castle, to weather the Coronavirus COVID-19 outbreak, she sent a message of support to her people.
Exploring Dorchester and Thomas Hardy country
Perhaps the most complete literary landscape in Britain is the fictional region of Wessex, where late Victorian writer Thomas Hardy set all of his major novels.
Nelson and the Battle of Trafalgar
Lord Nelson was a brave and ferocious leader in war. Here's a fascinating account of his life.
Prince William shows King-like reassurance in COVID-19 address
The Duke of Cambridge, Prince William, was the first of the British Royal Family to address the nation amid the Coronavirus pandemic.
The Great British Quiz...Can you name these British celebrities?
Let's have some fun - take our Great British Quiz!
Queen Elizabeth's first married home to become a museum
The Maltese Government have revealed their plans to turn the couple's first home into a museum.
Bad news for Princess Beatrice
Princess Beatrice has been hit with some more bad news.
Happy St. Patrick's Day! Here's our favorite photos of the Royals in Ireland
Happy St. Patrick's Day! Here's our favorite photos of the Royals in Ireland.
Covid-19 and the Royals; Everything we know so far
Covid-19 is sweeping across the globe at an alarming rate. Here's how it relates to the Royals.
Seven reasons to visit Belfast
Are you planning a trip to Belfast soon? Here's a list with 7 things you have to do, some of which may surprise you.
WATCH: Queen Elizabeth plants a tree
Queen Elizabeth has proven no one is too old to swing a shovel. Take a look at this video.
Who Is Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi? What you need to know about Princess Beatrice's fiance
By now, you've surely heard the news that Princess Beatrice is getting married. But who is Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, her fiance?
Prince George is doing his bit to fight coronavirus
Prince George is certainly trying his best to avoid coronavirus!
Commonwealth Day 2020: In Photos
Have you seen these Commonwealth Day photos?
WATCH: Meghan Markle has a new admirer!
Meghan Markle delivered a rousing speech for International Women's Day. But it was a cheeky 16 year old who stole the show.
Famous British film locations
Lights, camera, action at places we love to recognize from the small and silver screens
WATCH: 8 Things You Didn't Know About Queen Elizabeth
Did you know these facts about Queen Elizabeth?
Your Royal Roundup: In photos
The Royal Week. Here's our favorite photos.
Paul Burrel reveals how badly Princess Diana was treated by her mother
The former Royal butler makes the claim that Diana's mother called her a "wh**e" in a documentary about the late Princess of Wales.
Day two of William and Kate's official visit to Ireland
The Royal couple caused quite a stir in a small Kildare town by visiting a local convenience store.
The King James Bible - still the word after 400 years
"While you won’t find one specific birthplace with a venerable monument to such a major historic undertaking, you can certainly add its genesis to your list of reasons to visit Oxford and Cambridge."
The United Kingdom of beer - land of hops and glory
Beer in all its forms remains the national drink of Britain, predating by centuries the arrival of that upstart tea.
Meeting the leaders and Guinness - Kate and William's first day in Ireland
IrishCentral takes a look at the highlights of their first day in Ireland.
Prince William and Kate Middleton arrive in Ireland for three-day visit
William and Kate will meet with visit Dublin, Meath, Kildare and Galway and take part in several engagements during the first Royal visit since Brexit.
King George at The Festival of Britain
The summer of 1951 was a special one in the UK. Why? The Festival of Britain
Prince Harry has joined forces with...Bon Jovi
Have you seen this clip of Prince Harry with Bon Jovi?
Downton Abbey star in new Noel Coward Blythe Spirit movie
The classic comedy Noël Coward play about love that just won’t die is soon to be released to the silver screens in a movie starring Dan Stevens, Dame Judi Dench, and Isla Fisher.
England’s most medieval city has a small town feel
Compact and picturesque Wells makes a great visit.
Country manors in Britain that are well worth a visit
Family-friendly homes of gentry and merchant to visit on your next vacation in Britain.
Lindum Colonia - ecclesiastical powerhouse and Norman fortress
From the Iron Age to the Romans and into the Middle Ages - treasures left in Lincolnshire through the centuries.
Rambling in The Lake District
The Lake District is one of Britain's most picturesque regions. Join us as we take a trip to it.
How Kate Middleton Became Britain’s Queen of Style
Kate Middleton has always drawn admirers due to her stylish fashion sense. How did she become Britain's Queen of style?
Prince William and Kate reveal details of planned March visit to Ireland
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will visit Counties Dublin, Meath, Kildare, and Galway during their March 2020 visit.
It's ski season! Our favorite photos of the Royals on the slopes
The Royals love to ski. Here's our favorite photos of them on the slopes.
Have you seen this footage of the Royal Family at church?
St. George's Chapel is one of the most iconic of its kind, and regularly plays host to members of the Royal Family.
Does Queen Elizabeth Watch The Crown?
Does Queen Elizabeth watch The Crown? Lets find out!
Wallis Simpson refused to return family heirlooms claims Lord Mountbatten's daughter
The daughter of the late Lord Mountbatten has revealed how her father struggled to recover family heirlooms from Wallis Simpson after they were taken by Edward VIII
The house that inspired Wuthering Heights is for sale
Do you want to live in the house that inspired Wuthering Heights and The Tenant of Wildfell Hall? Because Ponden Hall is for sale
Q&A with Downton Abbey creator Julian Fellowes
An interview with our favorite storyteller, Downton Abbey creator Julian Fellowes ahead of the movie launch and his latest book release
Harry and Meghan have released an angry statement
Have you seen Harry and Meghan's angry statement?
The life and times of "Emma" author Jane Austen
Jane Austen may have written her books over 250 years ago, but their themes remain as relevant today as ever before. But what do we know about her? What do we know about the life and times of Jane Austen?
The Royal Week: Our favorite photos
The Royals were busy at work this week. Here's our favorite snaps.
Harry and Meghan have set the date
Harry and Meghan have set the date for their exit from the Royal Family.
Escape London for a day of adventure in St. Albans
St. Albans is a city in Hertfordshire known for its beautiful architecture and history. Located within London's commuter belt, the city is ideal for those looking to escape the capital for a day of adventure.
WATCH: Prince William talks mental health...and plays Jenga!
Prince William talks mental health and plays some Jenga in these lovely videos.
The best tourist attractions in Britain
Interested in visiting the UK? Then check out Britain's best tourist attractions to make sure you're getting the most from your trip
Harry and Meghan have made some more changes
Harry and Meghan have made some changes to their office in Buckingham Palace
More bad news for the Royal Family
Things just go from bad to worse for Queen Elizabeth.
Prince William and Kate Middleton confirm March visit to Ireland
Kensington Palace have confirmed that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Prince William and Kate Middleton will visit Ireland for two days in March.
The date is set for the next Royal wedding!
The next Royal wedding date is set. Read more to find out about it.
Remembering King George VI
King George VI died on this day in 1952. Let's take a moment to remember him.
Some news about The Crown has emerged!
Have you heard this news about The Crown?
Step into spring with British Heritage Travel’s latest edition
From the wonderland of the Forest of Dean to the Cornish coast and horrible histories of Britain, our March / April magazine is just out and jam-packed full of British history and travel inspiration.
The Queen is hiring at Buckingham Palace, you in?
How much do you know about the interiors of this, one of London's most popular tourist attractions?
Have you seen Prince William's speech at the BAFTAS?
Prince William delivered a rousing speech at the BAFTAS this year.
Our favorite British couples for St. Valentine's Day
Looking for love? These couples might give you some tips. Check out some of our favorite British couples
Our favorite photos as Prince Charles visits Israel
Have you seen this photos from the trip?
Hauntingly beautiful British cemeteries
The countless cemeteries and graveyards across Britain can tell us a great deal about its people and their history.
Was Lord Mountbatten In an open marriage?
A new biography about Lord Mountbatten details how "devastated" he was with his wife Edwina's affairs.
Did Prince Charles Snub Mike Pence?
Does this look like a snub to you?
POLL: What's your opinion on Megxit?
Take our poll and have your say on Megxit
British Pathé footage of George Orwell at the premiere of 1984
Have a look at this incredible footage from George Orwell's 1984 premiere.
Prince Harry speaks out about Mexit
Prince Harry has spoken out about his and Meghan Markle's decision.
Billie Eilish announced for the Bond theme song - Here are five of our favorites
The new James Bond film, No Time to Die is set to be another resounding success at the box office but what about the theme songs?
Madame Tussauds Have Sent A Message To Harry and Meghan
Madame Tussauds wax figures of Harry and Meghan have been moved.
Queen Elizabeth is not happy about Harry and Meghan's decision
Queen Elizabeth is not happy.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are to 'Step Back' From The Royal Family
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are set to step back from the Royal Family. Here's what we know.
The Heartbreaking Reason Queen Elizabeth Keeps Her Christmas Tree Up Until February
Do you know why Queen Elizabeth's Christmas tree will stay up until February?
The Sussex's Christmas Card is Revealed
Have you seen the Sussex's Christmas card?
The Queen's Christmas Speech, 1957
Have a look at the Queen's speech from 1957!
WATCH: Prince Harry Dressed As Santa!
Have you seen this footage of Prince Harry dressed as Santa?
The Royals Are Getting In The Christmas Spirit!
The Royal Christmas spirit is clear in this photo!
Have You Seen This Footage of Princess Margaret Dancing at Christmas Time?
Have you seen this clip of Princess Margaret dancing?
WATCH: The Royals Make A Roulade With Mary Berry!
Have you seen this clip of the Royals with Mary Berry?
Our Favorite Photos As Queen Elizabeth Dazzles At The Royal Recepion
Have you seen these photos from the recent Royal reception?
Election Day: Who Do You Want To Win?
Take our election day poll and let us know who you think will win.
Christmas in London...In 1955!
Have a look at this wonderful footage of Christmas in London in 1955.
4 Royal Traditions Harry and Meghan Are Set To Break This Christmas
Did you know Harry and Meghan were breaking Royal tradition this Christmas? Here's how.
Love The Royals? Love to Travel? This Is For You!
Buckingham Palace is hiring. Are you the perfect candidate?
Our Favorite Photos As Queen Elizabeth Hosts NATO
Have a look at our favorite photos as Queen Elizabeth hosts NATO
Prince Andrew Has Stepped Down From Royal Duties
Have a look at Prince Andrew's statement.
Watch: Olivia Colman & Helena Bonham Carter Talk About The Crown
Watch the stars of The Crown season three talk about being on set, becoming royalty and visiting a medium
Our Favorite Photos From Charles and Camilla's Trip To New Zealand
Charles and Camilla's trip to New Zealand looks like the most fun. Here's our favorite photos so far!
Is Prince Charles Waiting For The Queen To Die For His Life To Have Meaning?
Star of The Crown Josh O’Connor has revealed that he believes Prince Charles is ‘waiting for his mother to die'
Prince Andrew's Interview; What Do You Think?
Prince Andrew's interview was a PR disaster. What do you make of it?
POLL: Meghan and Harry Won't Be Spending Christmas With The Royal Family - What Do You Think?
Harry and Meghan's Christmas will not be spent with the Royal Family. What do you make of this?
