A study of ten of Britain’s greatest buildings – their history, architecture, sculpture, stained glass and current life.
Trekking the whole Coast to Coast Path is an exhilarating holiday in England , walking coast to coast across the country through the stunning Lake District and across beautiful moorlands.
This walking holiday is available from 1 Mar 2016 to 31 Oct 2016 and the 16 day trip costs from £891.
Explore Northumberland: the most northerly and sparsely populated county of England and for many a best kept secret.
A self-guided hike from the Cathedral city of Exeter, down to maritime Dartmouth, taking in the Teign Gorge, Chagford, infamous Dartmoor itself, the River Dart, Dartington Hall and Totnes.
The finest country houses and gardens in northern England, from medieval to Victorian, with an emphasis on the eighteenth century.
All aspects of the country house are studied – architecture, furniture, decoration, works of art; gardens and parks; historical context and daily life; conservation and custodianship.
Unrushed: there is plenty of time.
North East England from Rail Holidays of the World is an exhilarating holiday in United Kingdom. Available from 22 Sep 2025 to 22 Sep 2025 this 8 day trip costs from £1,945.
Take your Great British escorted seaside holiday in the unbeatable company of likeminded mature solo travellers. From your characterful hotel in the heart of Torquay, explore the surrounding areas and learn more about Agatha Christie, who spent much of her life here. Elsewhere, visit the Eden Project for a memorable day out like no other!
Carefully designed holiday, touring Yorkshire and Hadrian's Wall by train, including the famous Settle-Carlisle railway.
Stay in popular tourist towns of Keswick, Ambleside, Grasmere, and Coniston.
Walk along the shores of Wastwater and Buttermere.
Explore the dramatic and remote valleys of Eskdale, Ennerdale and Wasdale.
Visit remote Wasdale Head.
A self-guided hike through Dorset, the most English of counties, from Salisbury to the Jurassic Coast at Lyme Regis.
