Edinburgh is one of Britain’s most beautiful and dramatic cities with its craggy bluffs, a skyline of spires and steeples, and the cobblestone streets of the Old Town. It has been the heart of Scotland for hundreds of years and is rich in history and culture. We...
With stunning views, delicious food and drink, beautiful architecture, and fascination (although sometimes quite dark) history, Edinburgh is one of those great cities with a bit of everything in a compact area this is just perfect for a weekend city break. The city...
The London Transport Museum tells some of the stories of the 150-year plus development of public transport in London. From the first public transport in the early 19th century and the world’s first underground trains through to the integrated transport of modern...
Few European cities have lived through as much upheaval and renewal as Berlin. It was founded in the 13th-century and has played a role as the capital of various kingdoms and republics since then. Berlin has then been largely defined by its tumultuous 20th century...
The ancient Celtic kingdom of Cornwall (or Kernow in Cornish) is as far south and west as you can go in England. Settled for thousands of years, there are ancient monuments to explore and the remnants of what was once the world’s biggest tin mining area still...
The SS Great Britain was the first ship to adopt both an iron hull and a screw propellor and forever changed the way ships were designed when it launched in 1843. By far the biggest ship ever to be launched until then, she was built for the transatlantic route from...
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