England is famous around the world for its castles. With lush gardens and stunning architecture, these beautiful castles look like something right out of a fairy tale. Explore the mysteries and secrets of Britain's stone walls. Here are our picks for the 10 Most Beautiful Castles in England.
Britain is home to some of the most charming villages in the world.
Seeing a picturesque row of cottages is like getting a cosy hug from the countryside, the hills glisten around you in lush green and little cozy cottages are scattered around.
We’ve listed 15 of The Most Charming Small Towns In England, just for you!
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England is a bestplace to visit. There’s no shortage of cliché-ridden ideas about England: From double-decker buses, village pubs and cream teas, thatched cottages and country houses, eccentric aristocrats and cold,...
First-time visitors may just want to hit the highlights, such as London, Brighton, Yorkshire, Cornwall and Bath
England is also extremely easy to get around, and whether you choose to tour the country by car or public transport, you're guaranteed an unforgettable experience. Here are 10 Best Places to Visit in England
Oxfordshire archaically the County of Oxford. Located right in the heart of England.
From the varied rural landscape of Oxfordshire, excellent for cyclists and walkers. The Oxfordshire is rich in heritage and awash with natural beauty.
Visit Oxfordshire and discover one of the most beautiful English counties
The Four Seasons Garden, which is located in a suburb of Walsall West of England, owned by self-taught gardeners Tony and Marie Newton, and over 20 years were able to cultivate a garden of the most beautiful home gardens in the world. Since they started their labor of love, the Newtons managed to squeeze over 3,000 plants into a small 180 x 55ft space, creating a mind-blowing array of colors throughout the four yearly seasons.
The Four Seasons Garden may not be as large as other famous England gardens you may have visited, but it certainly makes up in beauty and charm.
Lacock has featured in several of the Harry Potter movies. Mostly it is Lacock Abbey that features as Hogwarts.
Lacock, which was founded in 1232 is the setting for a number of the scenes in the 'Philosophers Stone' and 'The Chamber of Secrets'
A visit to the village is akin to taking a step back in time, owned and managed by the
National Trust, it has been beautifully preserved and unchanged since it was a thriving
township that traded in wool.
Lacock village has been the venue for many film
makers, the popular TV programme
It is an extremely picturesque village with four streets laid out around a square
there are no telephone poles or electric streetlights, and it’s kept
largely free of traffic thanks to the main visitor car park on the
outskirts of the village.
Quality accommodation and atmospheric eating places make Lacock an ideal base to spend a few days exploring the local area.
Quality accommodation and atmospheric eating places make Lacock an ideal base to spend a few days exploring the local area.
The cloisters and carefully planted gardens and parkland are among
the highlights at Lacock Abbey, and a visit is highly recommended.
Although there were only a small community of nuns there were
considerable numbers involved in the administration, support and running
of the Abbey and its estate.
Lacock village is well worth visiting but does become very crowded in
peak visitor months so you should try and avoid those times.
You could be forgiven for thinking that it is a fossilised village
frozen in time but you could not be further form the truth. It is very
much a living working community.
The England is home to some of the most interesting and beautiful scenery in the world. From Lindisfarne Castle to the New Forest,Hampshire or Loch Ard in Scotland. These picture represents the real beauty and condition of England....
You can find the English thatched cottage in most counties in England but especially in the once major corn growing counties.
Thatch was used as a form of roofing for all types of cottages, the
half-timbered cottages in the woods, the stone cottages of the Cotswolds
and the cob cottages of the south west of England.
