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Topic: Edinburgh

Ten unmissable stops for your next Scotland adventure

From the Royal Mile to the Trossachs, these are the destinations that capture Scotland's wild beauty and storied past.

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?!

Did Mary Queen of Scots kill her husband Lord Darnley?

Was Mary Queen of Scots involved in the murder of her husband Lord Darnley?

A room with a view - Edinburgh!

Have you been to Edinburgh?

On the Road: The West Country by Train

The West Country is home to some of Britain's most scenic delights. Fancy a train ride?

BHT's latest issue! From Prince Philip's legacy to Winston Churchill's wife

As the British Heritage Travel team revels in the fact that relative normality has returned we explore the best of British history and some wonderful travel inspiration.

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Love, Love Me Do in Liverpool

Street Performers of the Fringe

History, Sport and Art Blend Nicely in Wales’ Capital City

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