We asked our contributors to tell us a little bit about some of their favorite spots in Britain. Here's what they said.
Walk back in time at Newtonmore’s Highlands Folk Museum.
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.
After 128 years, we take a look at some of the defining moments in the history of Tower Bridge.
Here we share an extract from "The Pub Lover's Guide to London" by Callum Moy - we hope you enjoy!
At no point on the island of Great Britain is more than a two-hour drive to the coast. Here are BHT's top ten favorite seaside spots.
York is one of the UK's premier travel destinations. It combines history, culture, and architecture to make it something special.
England's Trent Valley is a broad, fertile land. Narrow country lanes meander through fields of ripening wheat and barley to connect charming villages.
After over 30 years of travel writing on Britain, Dana Huntley shared his expertise with those planning their next vacation.
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.
For a different side of Britain, head up north, to the wonderful Scotland.
Let's take a trip to some of the places made famous by Harry Selfridge.