Home Search Results Explore things to do Category All Categories Food and Drink Just for Two Family Friendly Historic Britain Great Outdoors Enter Your Destination From Date To Things To Do Showing results 1 - 12 of 712 Tissington Trail Ashbourne to Parsley Hay The London and North-Western railway opened its line between Buxton and Ashbourne in 1899 and closed it in 1966. The line was purchased by the Peak National Park and... More Information St James' Church Westgate, Louth Magnificent St James's Church with its tall spire 295 feet high and tower with narrow spiral staircase which can be climbed for great views of the Lincolnshire Wolds and... More Information Gretna Green Dumfries and Galloway Gretna Green offers a wide range of quality Scottish gifts, luxury cashmere for men & women, tartan ties & tartan trousers, gifts for the home, jewellery and... More Information Peddars Way and Norfolk Coast Path More Information Whichford Pottery and Cafe Nr. Shipston-on-Stour, Warwickshire Handmade in Whichford Established in 1976 by Jim and Dominique Keeling, Whichford Pottery is a family business with a world renowned reputation for quality, design and... More Information Cob House Country Park Worcester Today's News! We are now planning 2018 events, please contact us if you would like to hold an event here to maybe raise money for your chosen... More Information Model Railway at Gilling Gilling Run by the Ryedale Society of Model Engineers, this is a facinating model railway situated in the village of Gilling 1 mile from Sunset Cottages. Pop down & have a look... More Information Grand Western Canal ex16 4HX Visit the Grand Western Canal Country Park - 11 miles of quiet unspoilt waterway with abundant wildlife Take a trip on our horse-drawn barge or hire the barge for... More Information Cotehele Cotehele, St. Dominick, Cornwall A Tudor house with many stories and legends, festooned with tapestries and adorned with textiles, arms and armour, pewter, brass and old oak furniture; a magical... More Information Devonshire Dome Buxton Derbyshire Welcome to the Devonshire Dome, one of the most dramatic spaces in Britain and the largest unsupported dome in Europe. Built in 1779 by the 5th Duke of Devonshire, this... More Information Calke Abbey Derby A country house and estate preserved in 20th-century decline. A place poised somewhere between gentle neglect and downright dereliction, telling the tale af an eccentric... More Information Mull of Galloway RSPB and lighthouse At the Mull of Galloway you can climb the Lighthouse, visit the Exhibition of Lighthouse History, experience the Vintage Engines and Foghorn, walk around the RSPB... More Information First12345...Last