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 716 Devil's Porridge Eastriggs Our exhibition traces the history of the vast cordite factory which was built at Gretna during the Great War. With a popular hands on approach that appeals to all ages,... More Information Weardale Railway Stanhope ,weardale . Co Durham The Weardale Railway, situated in County Durham, U.K. was a mothballed branch line from Bishop Auckland following the River Wear westwards to Eastgate-in-Weardale, a... More Information Carreg Cennen Trap, Carmarthenshire Carreg Cennen Castle is one of the few remaining privately owned Castles in Wales. The Castle came to be privately owned due to a legal discrepancy when Gwilym... More Information Huntstanton Beach Huntstanton More Information Deal Castle Deal, Kent For a fascinating day out on the Kent coast then look no further than Deal Castle. Built by the order of King Henry VIII it is one of the finest Tudor artillery castles More Information Acton Scott working Farm Museum South Shropshire Right next door to Acton Scott Farm is Acton Scott Historic Working Farm it is a living museum. Visitors take part in various workshops and the farm has a programme... More Information Newby Hall & Gardens Ripon Designed by Sir Christopher Wren, with some of Britain’s finest Robert Adam interiors Newby Hall is home to a wonderful collection of Chippendale furniture,... More Information Tank Museum BOVINGTON The tank was a British invention that changed warfare for ever when it was introduced in World War One – and Bovington has been the home of the tank ever since. From... More Information Jedburgh Abbey Jedburgh Ravaged by time and warfare, Jedburgh Abbey remains one of the country's most spectacular ancient monuments. It was founded as a priory in 1138 by King David I who... More Information Finchingfield Guildhall Essex Set in the rolling countryside of North Essex less than an hour from London is the 15th century Guildhall Finchingfield. The Guildhall is an historic venue with its own... More Information Cowper and Newton Museum Olney Market Square House in which the poet William Cowper lived and wrote. Lovely town garden More Information Spirit of Sutton Hoo Suffolk On the eve of the Second World War archaeologists discovered one of the greatest treasures ever found in Britain. It had lain undistrurbed for 1300 years and changed the... More Information First12345...Last