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 Group Team Building Activities for Corporates or Stag, Hen & Birthday Parties Ripon, North Yorkshire If you're looking for something different to do with your group, then these farm styled activities are completely unique, fun, exhilarating, surprising, and most of all,... More Information Eagles Flying County Sligo, Ireland Irelands´ largest sanctuary for Birds of Prey and Owls, Eagles Flying / Irish Raptor Research Centre is situated in mature park lands. Currently it is home to over 100... More Information Sudeley Castle Gloucestershire Sudeley Castle surrounded by 1200 acres of grounds, award winning gardens and medieval ruins. More Information Regal Cinema Tenbury wells Recently renovated period cinema with all day cafe. Live shows and films all year round. Near by park for children and local swimming pool. For the gardnening... More Information Hadrians Wall Northumberland Hadrian's Wall Country The emperor Hadrian visited Britain in 122AD when he found ‘the Britons could not be kept under Roman control’, a remark which suggests that... More Information Lincoln Cathedral Lincoln Lincoln is dominated by one of Europes most stunning cathedrals, and one of the finest examples of Early Gothic architecture, Lincoln livesd and breathes history. More Information Dalscone Farm Fun Dumfries and Galloway There are lots of activities for pre-teen kids including trampolines, adventure climbing frames, a zip slide, a sledge slide, a soft ball play area, mini golf,... More Information Hedingham Castle Castle Hedingham A visit to Hedingham castle and its beautiful grounds is ideal for a family outing, and during the summer there are a variety of special events which bring its colourful... More Information Norwich Cathedral More Information Ironbridge Gorge Museums Shropshire A World Heritage Site where iron was first smelted and the first iron bridge, 1779, built by Abraham Darby. Many restored industrial buildings in the area include: the... More Information Dolgoch Falls, Abergynolwyn Tal-y-Llyn Valley This walk is probably no more than a one mile round trip but I would allow at least an hour as time is The Afon (river) Fathew running through the Dolgoch Falls... More Information Haughmond Abbey Shropshire The extensive remains of an Augustinian abbey, including its abbots' quarters, refectory and cloister. The substantially surviving chapter house has a frontage richly... More Information First12345...Last