Travel

Ancient Chepstow, the gateway to Wales

There’s a reason why Chepstow Castle is the oldest stone castle in Britain. Whoever controlled Chepstow controlled access to South Wales.

Elizabethan Longleat House, in Warminster, a bit of privacy and a lot of light

It is unimaginable to picture Longleat House in any setting other than the one it so perfectly occupies.

Greatest British seaside visits

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.

Coventry: On the trail of Lady Godiva In the city of the phoenix

At the beginning of this new millennium, Coventry began to unearth its very first cathedral; the 11th-century remains of the only cathedral in England to be destroyed by Henry VIII.

The Red Dragon of Wales

Wales has something for everyone. Come along!

English parish churches - mixing aspiration and devotion over the centuries

For more than 1,000 years, parish churches have formed the centerpiece of villages and towns across England. Many thousands of them are worth the visit.

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.

The great castles of North Wales

King Edward I’s chain of stone fortresses, across Wales is as imposing today as it was 700 years ago.

Last of the great stately homes - The Edwardian Manderston House

Manderston House in the Scottish Borders, almost completely rebuilt in Edwardian times, is described as being the swansong of that era.

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.

A room with a view - Edinburgh!

Have you been to Edinburgh?

The lost Roman city of the legion: Caerleon, Wales

Where ancient Roman history and legend make romance in the small Welsh town of Caerleon.