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Check AvailabilityOrchard Cottage is a 1 bedroom self catering holiday accommodation that sleeps 3 and is located in Gravesend, Southern England. This property is pet friendly allowing for 1 pet. . Local to Snodland, Stansted, Kings Hill, Chatham
This detached holiday cottage is in an ideal location for walkers, nestling down a quiet country lane on the North Downs in an AONB. Surrounded by fields and woodlands and set in its own orchard overlooking Dode Church, guests have access to 10 acres of private woodland and fields, and easy access to the North Downs/Pilgrims Way. Rochester, Chatham dockyard, Leeds Castle, Chartwell and Bluewater shopping centre are easily accessible. London Victoria is 35 minutes by train. Coast at Whitstable 35 miles. Shop 4 miles, pub serving food 2 miles and restaurants 5 miles.
Ground floor: Living room with sofa bed (alternative sleeping only)
/dining room. Kitchen. Shower room with toilet. Steep narrow stairs to first floor: 1 double bedroom with additional single and sloping low ceilings (5ft 6in).
Electricity heaters, elec, bed linen and towels included. Freesat TV. DVD. CD. Electric Cooker (2 ring hob). Microwave. Laundry by arrangement. Garden with terrace and furniture. BBQ. Shared 10-acre grounds. Parking (2 cars). Cycle store by arrangement. No smoking. Friday to Friday.
The Woolpack is a 15th century inn that is conveniently located in the centre of the High Street in Tenterden. It is a charming and delightful establishment that still retains its character and a number of original features, from the low ceilings to the wooden floors, but has a stylish and traditional decor that creates a relaxed and warm atmosphere. It comprises of a pub, restaurant and six stunning hotel rooms. The pub is lively but welcoming and popular amongst both locals and visitors, it offers the perfect place to enjoy a drink amongst the relaxed surroundings. They frequently have live music that makes for a thoroughly entertaining night out. The restaurant offers informal dining amongst its cosy and warm decor. The food, staff and service is first class, food is home cooked and produced using fresh local ingredients that create a diverse and interesting menu, food is excellent and beautifully presented, portions are large and excellent value for money, and customer service is very good. Outside are lovely gardens that are perfect on a warm summers day. The Woolpack is a lovely quaint country pub, a great all rounder, excellent hospitality, staff, food, service and atmosphere, could not fault it.
The Dolce Vita, offering everything Italian from fresh home made pasta to seafood dishes as well as a delicious selection of desserts and Italian coffee.
Set on Danbury Mount, The Griffin not only offers good food, wine and real ale but also has the added bonus of stunning views of the surrounding countryside from the lounge and gardens. The warm welcome and relaxed atmosphere keep locals and visitors coming back for more.
The Anchor in Danbury is picturesque. Guests can relax in the Snug Bar or dine in the conservatory overlooking the rolling countryside. It's the perfect resting place for walkers and twitchers who have been on their feet all day and in need of some home cooked food, real ales and excellent service.
Situated on the Harbour at Whitstable in Kent and open every day of the week, the multi award winning Crab & Winkle seafood restaurant extends a warm welcome.
The Dining Room Restaurant, set in the heart of Ashbourne, offers a seasonal menu using organic produce sourced locally from the Derbyshire countryside.
Dickens World offers a totally different day out. You can get splashed on the 'Great Expectations' dark boat ride, learn some of the ghost stories in the haunted house of 1859 or play in the snakes and ladders adventure playground.
Great location and choice of fashion, lifestyle and food stores. Free parking and the centre is open till 8pm on weekdays.
High Sports is located in Basildon Sporting Village and provides state of the art facilities for indoor climbing including, a top rope and lead climbing, bouldering wall and two auto-belay lines. Indoor climbing offers an extensive and strenuous workout or the facilities can be used to practise for outdoor climbs. They run a range of classes and lessons catering to beginners through to seasoned climbers. The staff are great here, so professional, patient, and attentive, they clearly explain all the equipment and how to climb the wall. All equipment is of the highest standard and is available here to hire or buy. The wall extends to 10ft and has more than 50 routes to climb to the top, it is quite an achievement to get to the top and pretty high too. If you are not climbing or need some refreshments after your activity there is a nice cafe next to the climbing area. High Sports offers you the opportunity to try something new that is fun and exciting in a safe and controlled environment.
Festival Wakeboard Park is a state of the art Cable Wakeboarding facility located in Basildon Essex. The site is equipped with all the latest equipment to cater to beginners, those that want to enhance their skills and serious wakeboarders. The staff here are excellent, very friendly, attentive, patient and professional and safety conscious so you can rest assured you are in safe hands here. They operate a range of classes and lessons where you will learn how to get on the board right through to big air tricks. It is not as easy as it looks but nevertheless, a truly enjoyable and fun experience, at the end you will be exhausted but have a real sense of achievement. All equipment can be hired here so it is not necessary to take anything along. The facilities are very good and the hot showers are a warm welcome at the end of your session. The minimum age to take part is 8 so it is an event that most of the family can get involved in. If you are looking to try something new take yourself to Festival Wakeboard Park where you will have an amazing experience.
Barnards Farm Miniature Railway is run by a team of volunteers, it opened back in September 2010 and has been a continual source of fun and enjoyment for families. The track is a 7 1/4 inch gauge that takes steam, diesel/hydraulic, petrol and electric locomotives, it runs from the car park to Belevedere Station and back which covers 1.4km, you can see the sculptures in the garden as you travel along. The train operates from April through to December on Sundays and Bank Holiday Mondays as well as Saturdays in the summer months, it also opens for special open days at other times. A great place to visit especially if you have children that love Thomas the Tank Engine. Afterwards you can visit the gardens and enjoy some refreshments here in the welcoming and homely barn. The cost for the railway is very reasonable and once paid you have access to the trains all day. They do Santa Specials at Christmas time. The staff are lovely, really friendly and helpful. They are looking to extend the track so it will offer an even better experience. Barnards Farm Miniature Railway is a lovely day out for all the family, relaxing and fun, a real treat.
Rollercoaster, big wheel fantasy dome, sky lab, giant pirate ship and dragons claw are just a few of the rides and attractions sure to amuse the family at Adventure Island.
Skirmish Paintball has something for everyone who loves intense competition with a bit of adventure. Paintball games include cammo clothing, full eye and face protection, padded hood, full liability insurance and a weapon. Participants can test their battlefield skills on movie set-like land features while competing for survival. Laser games are also available.
Delta Force Paintball covers a massive 40 acres of plantation land located between Billericay and Stock village. Get the most intense battlefield experience in an actual wooded space full of unique obstacles and ground cover. Six varied game zones are offered, including the "Bridge Too Far" zone and Castle Wolfenstein.
Pooh Corner is the ?Gateway? to Pooh Country and locations of the Winnie-the-Pooh stories and famous Poohsticks Bridge. Its creator has spent the past 28 years promoting Pooh Country for all Pooh fans worldwide so they can enjoy a visit to this beautiful area — for free.
Welcome to a world of wildlife where you can feed the wallabies, take part in the lemur and meerkat feeding times and watch the indoor parrot free flying display as well as a birds of prey display in the outdoor arena.
Rope Runners offers a fun, thrilling and energetic outdoor adventure up amongst the trees. It covers a large area and offers a variety of obstacles with high ropes, zip wires and high jump all form part of the course. There is also a rock climbing wall, archery, air rifles, assault course and water zorbing. There are different range levels from easy to difficult so the ropes offer a challenge to everyone. They are well organised and the activity is well run. Safety is paramount and you are given a full safety briefing and the equipment is explained before you start. Staff are always close by if you encounter any problems, you will find them to be friendly, helpful and professional. They are also encouraging if heights aren't your forte. Prices are very reasonable and offer great value for money. They are open Tuesday to Sunday, and booking in advance is recommended, each session will last about an hour. Make sure to wear suitable footwear and clothing that you can easily move in. There is the Bunker or Canteen where you can get beverages and hot and cold snacks at reasonable prices. Rope Runners offers a fun and challenging activity that all the family can get involved in, the minimum age is six, you will be very popular if you take the children here on a day out.
The Ashdown herd of llamas and alpacas was started in 1987. Over the years the numbers have increased and there are now more than 100 of them at the park. As well as llamas and alpacas there are also three reindeer.
Walking trails, fishing, quiet corners for relaxation or bird watching, picnic areas - all this plus 41 acres of woodland, lakes and grassland. Danbury Country Park has all the ingredients for a great family day out.
Delta Force Paintball Crawley is conveniently located on the border of Crawley town centre making it easily accessible for those travelling here. It has a substantial base camp that offers the ideal meeting point for a day of action and excitement. There are six different and exciting game zones that range in style they include Castle Wallenberg, Chemical Alley, Command Post, Mad Murphy's Jungle Attack, The Haunted Graveyard and Viet Cong Village. The staff here are fantastic, friendly, professional and enthusiastic, they give a full briefing of the equipment and rules of the game as safety is paramount as is having fun. When you visit here you are assured the highest standard of equipment and guns to further enhance your day here. Gather your team together, get your game plan and let the game begin as you strive to capture your opponents base whilst protecting your own, it is a game of strategy and nerves. Delta Force Paintball Crawley is a highly charged day of thrills and excitement, you will be tired and sore at the end but will be saying what a fantastic time you had and will be wanting to return again. Go see for yourself what all the excitement is about.
Enjoy the charm and character of an old town full of history. Bell Wharf Beach began as a sea-faring settlement that has remained throughout the years after the ship building industry was deterred due to naturally shifting sea levels and silt deposits. This allowed the area to become a bustling fishing village. Travellers can meander down the road to the harbour, beach and conservation space.
Tankerton Beach is an award winning beach that offers an idyllic British beach experience. It is a tranquil setting that offers safe bathing and well managed facilities, you will find it clean and tidy. The area is made up of the pretty Marine Parade promenade, grassy sloping banks and a shingle beach. The beach is recognisable by the pretty colourful wooden beach huts, that are frequently photographed. During low tide there is a pebble outcrop referred to as 'The Street' that stretches out to sea and serves as a natural promenade. The sea here is clear and pretty shallow making it perfect for paddling, exploring rock pools and the sealife. The slopes are ideal for a picnic or playing, you can observe life going by and savour the relaxed and pleasant surroundings as well as taking in the stunning views. Tankerton Beach tends not to get as busy as other neighbouring beaches, it is a lovely unspoiled beach that offers a traditional beach day with swimming, picnics and loads of fun and games, perfect for families or those that prefer a more peaceful and relaxed beach experience.
Learn about the traditional crafts that have shaped the woodland area and enjoy the great views from the Ridgeway.
Explore the parish of Edenbridge in this circular 6 mile route. The track can become particularly muddy at times especially if the river floods.
This beautiful park is at the heart of the East Sussex countryside and is part of the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Have an explore and a pub lunch.
Now owned by the National Trust, Danbury Commons, one of the largest remaining areas of shrublands in Essex, is a haven for insects, nesting birds and a wide variety of flowers.
The London Golf Club is located in Kent, amongst stylish surroundings and the approach is impressive. It is home to two courses, the 18 hole par 72 Heritage Course and 18 hole, par 72 International Course, both are parkland courses and were designed by Jack Nicklaus. The Heritage Course is a challenging but well thought out course and will test all level of golfer, you need to consider every shot. The course is beautifully maintained offering excellent all year round golfing, you will find the greens to be true and very fast, challenging rough, deep bunkers and the fairways are lush. Other facilities available include an excellent practise complete with, a grass range, short game area and two putting greens. The clubhouse is enormous and luxurious but still exudes a welcoming and homely atmosphere, it has excellent amenities and offers a wide selection of food and drink, that is well priced and the service is prompt and friendly. All staff within the club are brilliant, friendly, hospitable and professional. Any avid golfer should play a round on the Heritage Course it will exceed all your expectations a fantastic course and a really special club with first class facilities.
Woodlands Manor Golf Club is a long established club, located in the valley and offers some spectacular views. It is an 18 hole par 69 mature parkland golf course. The course is well designed and maintained and in very good condition, the fairways play long, the greens are fast and the rough is thick . It is a testing course and will therefore, challenge all level of golf player, with its undulating fairways and alterations in elevation. There are beautiful views from some of the holes, the eigth hole in particular. You will find Woodlands to be a very welcoming and friendly club and the staff to be friendly, hospitable and most professional. The clubhouse is sociable and pleasant, there is a good food menu, the food is tasty and served promptly and offers excellent value for money. Other facilities here include a practise facility with grass driving range, short game area, chipping and putting greens and a practise bunker. Woodlands Manor Golf Club is a friendly club that is welcoming to all and offers a great golfing experience when you play here.
Silver Blades has a full size ice pad with seating for over 1,000 people within the arena and a relaxing café bar in bright modern surroundings.
Sevenoaks Vine Cricket Club has a long history with evidence of cricket dating back to 1734. Located in the centre of Sevenoaks, this beautiful club avails of fantastic views across the North Downs. The club is totally amateur and they are an accredited Focus Club and play Kent Premier League cricket here. The club is open to both members and non members and is an important aspect of the local community. The clubhouse offers the perfect spot to sit on a nice sunny day, with a glass of something as the game unfolds in green in front, makes for a very pleasant way to while away a few hours, in the relaxing atmosphere.
A fun-packed time for the whole family. The Centre offers all Bowlplex's state of the art facilities, including 24 bowling lanes and a sports bar and grill.
Sittingbourne Golf Club is located in Tongue, Sittingbourne amongst some pretty countryside. This 9 hole 18 tee golf course is a parkland golf course, it is a good course for those new to the game of golf. The course has a good layout and is in good condition. The greens are pretty quick and true. Other facilities include a driving range and a practise putting green. The Oast House, has a traditional decor and has a lovely atmosphere, it is home to the cafe and bar and serves a good selection of beverages as well as a choice of hot and cold dishes, that are freshly cooked, well cooked and presented and offer good value for money. They are a friendly and welcoming golf club that is open to everyone. Sittingbourne Golf Club offers a good round of golf, in a welcoming club with well priced green fees.
The park now offers more than ever — an exciting variety of dry skiing and snowboarding to suit all levels of ability, from complete novice to some of the best racers in the country.
You'd be hard put to find a safer introduction to rock climbing and the basic skills that you will learn and practise during the day: belaying (depending on experience), climbing technique, equipment selection, setting up basic top ropes, climbing etiquette and safety awareness.
Soft Rock Climbing provides plenty of options to get you started into climbing. Birthday parties and various other planned sessions can be catered for. (See website for outdoor climbing details)
Bentley Golf Club is quite a new course but has already established itself as a premier club here in Essex. It is an 18 hole parkland course designed by Alex Swan and is located in lovely surroundings, with a good variety of holes. This rolling course is tricky in some places and therefore offers challenges to all level of player, it also has a number of obstacles including water features, deep bunkers, ditches and trees. The course is well maintained, the greens are fast and smooth. The most memorable hole on the course is the sixteenth. The club is very welcoming to non members and the staff throughout are very friendly, helpful and professional. The facilities here are very good and the clubhouse is comfortable and welcoming and they have a good menu, the food is very good, well cooked and presented and represents real value for money. There is also a putting green and practice green here. Bentley Golf Club is a great club to play, friendly staff, beautiful course and really reasonable green fees, it ticks all the boxes, highly recommended.
The 18 hole Lee Valley Golf Course is available all year round. This lush stretch of well-manicured green bills itself as a "real urban oasis" in northern London. The nearby River Lee is incorporated into the course to create stunning water features that add challenge and beauty to the experience.
Situated in heart of the beautiful Ashdown Forest, this 400 year old spring-fed lake offers 6 1/2 acres of peace and tranquillity for the discerning trout fisherman.
Lords is the world-recognised home of cricket. Visitors will discover many comfortable amenities and amazing attractions to enjoy. Free wifi is offered as well as cheaper admission for children. See this timeless game in person and stop by the Lord's Shop which sells a wide range of high quality sporting equipment and much more!
Craven Cottage can be found in Hammersmith and Fulham, London. It rests along the river Thames. This important sports landmark is the home of the Fulham Football Club. The structure originally had just one stand which could accommodate 1,000 spectators. Plans to enlarge the Riverside Stand will expand the capacity to 30,000.
Blackwater Leisure Centre boasts a superb pool, incorporating the challenging jungle river ride, a fun flume ride, lazy river ride, a safe swimming area for children and a novelty bubble pool.
Westway Sports Centre can be found under the A40 Westway flyover. This sports-based facility offers three core activities, which include climbing, football and tennis. Many other sports are available including netball, cricket, basketball, table tennis, yoga, Zumba and flow pool swimming. The facility caters to visitors of all ages, with opportunities for children to play and have a great time!
Situated in the heart of Battle, a magnificent 9 hole course in over 90 acres in a woodland setting: the most beautiful surroundings in which to enjoy a round of golf. Second tees make a challenging 18 hole round.
Noak Bridge Nature Reserve is located in Basildon Essex and consists of 20 acres of mixed grassland, scrub, woodland and small ponds. It is open every day and offers free entry to the general public and is wheelchair accessible. It provides a place of peace and tranquillity with two nature trails that you can follow and enjoy the scenery and sounds of the woodlands. There are also a number of rustic benches dotted around where you can sit and savour the peacefulness of the reserve. Noak Bridge Nature Reserve also serves as a natural habitat to a number of wildlife and insects, including butterflies, several species of dragonfly, whirligig bettles, frogs, newts, ducks, jays and woodpeckers . There are five permanent and two temporary ponds located here, that provide great growing conditions for a number of plants and shrubs as well as a home for grass snakes. The reserve is attended to by volunteers who do a great job in maintaining the area, they have installed bird nesting boxes and bat boxes in the quieter and more isolated areas of the reserve. If you are in the area take some time to visit Noak Bridge Nature Reserve it makes for a pleasant way to pass a few hours in lovely surroundings.
Beaver Water World is a charity run organisation. Visit the gardens and animal rescue centre, specialising in unwanted rare reptiles.
Belton Hill Gardens and Nature Reserve is a great place to enjoy the open air. This gorgeous stretch of natural landscape covers 63 acres so there's plenty of room to explore. Formal gardens provide a peaceful, quiet spot for relaxation and reflection. Visitors can also look for rare plants, insects and the region's native wildlife.
The Imperial Bird of Prey Academy offers a unique chance to explore the world of carnivorous birds in a whole new way. Walk among natural habitats and participate in an experience day. Experience days include guided tours with hands on opportunities that allow visitors to get closer to the feathered creatures they admire.
Belfairs Wood, also called Hadleigh Great Wood, is a gorgeous expanse of natural beauty. The name was taken from a farm which used to operate on the site in the 1200s. The grounds currently encompass 84.7 hectares which includes a 50 hectare golf course. The park offers a tennis court, playground, basketball court, cricket field, football field, two bowling greens, riding stables, gardens and much more!
A great day out for families with five new permanent attractions for the kids to play around. Check the website for up to date events and attractions.
Situated at the tip of the Weir Wood Reservoir is its beautiful nature reserve. This in turn is backed by Ashdown Forest and thus is a wonderful place for all the family to relax and have fun in. Visit the small bird hide or take a stroll around the reservoir.
The Ashdown Forest lies in an area of outstanding natural beauty and is a site of special scientific interest as well as being a special protection area for wildlife, which include deer, badgers, foxes and many species of birds.
Gillespie Park and Ecology Centre is a lush 2.8 hectare nature reserve that offers a unique opportunity to see amazing flora and fauna. The grounds are home to 94 species of birds, 24 types of butterflies and 244 types of plants. The landscape includes beautiful woodlands, meadows and ponds. Stop by the ecology centre and learn more about gardening and sustainable living.
The WWT London Wetland Centre is a beautiful natural attraction that is home to many amazing animals. This area is also popular for attracting the prettiest ducks in the region. Venue hire services are offered as well as unique programmes and gatherings that encourage visitors to learn more about this stunning wetland environment.
Discover more than 70 hectares of wide, open spaces in the Great Lines heritage park. This fascinating Medway attraction can be seen from the Chatham Naval Memorial. See chalk grassland flora including red star thistle, squinancywort and wild clary. The area also includes numerous historic landmarks and space for recreational activities.
Delightfully informal, Emmett's Garden is not very large — it covers an area of about 4 acres at the highest point in Kent on the 600 foot sandstone ridge so there are wonderful views. Its stunning rock garden has recently been restored.
Milton Creek Country Park is the latest green space in Sittingbourne, Kent. It is an enclosed space that provides a peaceful escape from the hustle of town life. It is the result of a large investment and is formed from a former landfill site that extends to 128 acres. This space has created a safe environment with a large natural play area, a community events space in addition to a large arrangement of paths through different areas that include meadows, scrub and aquatic habitats, with three purpose built lakes. The whole area serves as a home to numerous animal species, insects, flora and fauna, it also serves as a link between the town and the creek. Along the creek path you can observe the historic wharves and consider the history of the area, a number of barges remain in the creek now serving as excellent habitats for wildlife, previously they would have been used to transport bricks, paper and London's waste around the region. This country park is in its infancy but already is well established and serves the community well with many interesting walks that are all pretty level. It is looked after by rangers who ensure the park is well maintained and can be enjoyed by its users who include walkers, joggers and cyclists. In addition they organise a number of events, workshops and activities that families and young children can get involved with, information is on the notice boards at the entrances. Milton Creek Country Park is a great place for a stroll and a picnic to observe and enjoy the local wildlife and appreciate all that the park offers.
Charts Edge is a member of the National Gardens Scheme, which opens fine gardens to the public to raise money for charity. Comprising 7 acres of spectacular gardens, it contains many unusual features.
Surrounded by acres of beautiful parkland, Groombridge has history dating back to the 17th century. The backdrop to the formal walled gardens is the classical Restoration manor house.
Pashley Manor is a quintessential English garden located on the Sussex and Kent border. Pashley offers a sumptuous blend of romantic landscaping, imaginative plantings and fine old trees, fountains, springs and large ponds.
Created during the early 1990s, the beautiful gardens at Merriments have quickly developed into a stunningly beautiful 4 acres of densely planted borders where the plants grown in the nursery can be seen in a garden context with a truly remarkable depth of imagination.
Hillingdon Trail offers traveller a peaceful, beautiful place to enjoy Mother Nature. This 20 mile path winds through gorgeous countryside with legs that run close to the rivers Colne and Crane. The Hillingdon Trail earned a Seal of Approval from the London Walking Forum for High Standards. Explore this tranquil path and see what amazing views await!
Take a break from the day with a relaxing stroll through Haggerston Park in Hackney. The park has been open to the public since the 1950s and offers a number of unique features. Check out the BMX track which is free to access. The Hackney BMX club offers coaching sessions weekly. The area also includes a beautiful orchard and growing space.
Rose, mulberry, herb and wild gardens surround this Jacobean house which was home to Rudyard Kipling for 30 years. On the River Dudwell, which flows through the wild garden, there is a working historic corn mill.
Holland Park is a charming green space that contains 22.5 hectares of beautiful gardens, sports areas, play equipment for children and woodlands. Visitors can enjoy fresh air and sunshine while observing local flora and fauna in its natural habitat. the site also includes a convenient cafe so you can relax with a delicious snack before venturing out again.
London's Battersea Park is an inner city greenscape packed with gorgeous growth and hidden secrets. Located close to Marble Arch, this area is considered to be one the most fascinating in the city. The park includes the Pump House Gallery and the elegant Mermaid Fountain. See a wide range of bird species as well as other wildlife that calls Battersea home.
The Chelsea Physic Garden is both a green space and an important historic site. The location was established in 1673, originally named the Apothecaries' Garden. It was intended for apprentice training purposes and was considered ideal because it was close tot he river. Today the location is full of lush foliage, wildlife and much more!
Great Dixter is a charming 15th century timber-framed manor house set in one of the most beautiful gardens in England. There are many different areas to the garden, including topiary and meadow areas, the wall garden, the high garden and the exotic garden.
Hyde Park is an elegant green space that's perfect for an afternoon stroll. Whether you prefer to walk, jog or wander, this beautiful royal park presents a relaxing atmosphere with beautiful features. Explore 350 acres which are home to many beloved landmarks, including the Speakers' Corner, Serpentine Lake and the memorial fountain dedicated to Diana, Princess of Wales.
Hyde Hall has always been a dynamic garden, constantly changing to meet the various challenges the site and soil have produced. Impressive at any time of year, this 360 acre Royal Horticultural Society garden also hold events throughout the year.
The Diana Memorial Playground is a fun place for families to spend an afternoon. This local attraction offers a variety of play areas that encourage imagination and creativity in young minds as they romp and run. More than 750,000 children explore the playground yearly. Let your child join them as he or she explores the pirate ship, teepees, sensory trail, sculptures and much more!
Worth Park Gardens is currently undergoing some major renovations to bring it back to its former glory however, it is still a stunning park with many wonderful features including, formal gardens, parkland, woodland, play area, football pitch, tennis courts, lake, fishing and croquet green. It is a historic park that extends to more than 40 acres and was at one time a part of the Forest of Worth. During its heyday it was a prime example of a premier Victorian pleasure garden and landscape and royal hunting ground. The volunteers that run these gardens hold frequent workshops and garden visits, there is no entrance charge although a donation of £1 is suggested, if you want to find out more about the grounds and history. Worth Park Gardens offers children the ideal environment to run around and let off steam, as well as offering nice leisurely strolls and some nice views as you walk around and some local wildlife. When the works have been completed the gardens will be stunning that is not to say that they can still not be enjoyed.
Hampstead Heath offers a lush slice of the country found in the bustling city. Found six kilometres away from Trafalgar Square, this gorgeous region is covered in thriving foliage and wildlife. There are areas for recreational activities and sports. Other exciting features include an athletics track, enormous children's facilities, education centre, zoo and three swimming ponds.
Queen's Park features 12 hectares of beautiful greenery and recreational space managed by the city of London. The area is well-loved and includes all weather tennis courts, petanque pitch, a pitch and put course, ornamental garden, paddling pool, small zoo and a playground. Couples, families and individuals looking for a bit of nature and a breath of fresh air should stop by and enjoy the scenery!
Crawley Memorial Gardens are a popular haunt for locals owing to their convenient location in the town centre. They were opened by the local people of Crawley after the first World War to commemorate those who lost their lives in the war. Today they provide a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle of the town. Within these beautiful grounds is a nice collection of mature trees, shrubs and flowers, sculptures by local engineering students, as well as a big enclosed play area for children. The grounds are well maintained and they are continually planting and redesigning the gardens to provide lots of colour and aromas, it is a lovely park and looks great all year round.
Internationally renowned garden and parkland, landscaped by 'Capability' Brown, with waterfalls, cascades and some beautiful lakes. See the magnificent colours throughout the year. Sheffield park was also reportedly the site of the first England vs. Australia cricket match.
Buckmore Park is a go kart facility that offers adrenaline-pumping excitement for travellers of all ages. Adults, children and groups can book sessions behind the wheel. The bold can try out for one off events and participate in championship racing competitions. Laser warfare parties and an on-site cafe are also available.
Tap into the vibrant Kent nightlife by spending the evening at Krystals Nightclub and Vanity Bar. Dance, drink and have a good time with thumping music and lively crowds. The venue can accommodate 1,000 patrons and includes two rooms, large smoking terrace, VIP balcony, multiple bars and a BBQ area.
Gillingham Spiritualist Church is a friendly and welcoming church offering a place of solace, healing and reflection. On the first Saturday of each month they operate private readings through acknowledged local mediums. Healing is provided after services as well as on the first Saturday of each month. They also offer classes, workshops and circles catering to all stages of psychic and spiritual development. The staff here are friendly and helpful. You can purchase tea and coffee for a nominal amount. Also look out for their fayre's and demonstrations that take place during the year.
Capstone Farm Country Park is a premier green space covering 114 hectares of previous farmland on the North Downs, it is well maintained and clean. It is home to a diverse range of habitats comprising of ancient woodlands, old orchards, a freshwater lake, meadows and hedgerows. It also provides great opportunities for walking, running, cycling and more. The park is home to a mountain bike course, trim trail and a number of marked routes for cycling, running and walking, they are clearly marked with coloured arrows and well maintained. The children's park is large and well equipped with an adventure playground. Also on offer is the opportunity to fish, a ticket is necessary to fish here, you can purchase a daily ticket. There is a small coffee shop where you can get beverages, light snacks and hot and cold dishes, it has indoor and outdoor seating, you can also purchase food here to feed the wild fowl. Regular wooden benches offer the opportunity to sit and enjoy the park. The visitor centre is staffed by rangers, you can get a wealth of information here about the park and its local wildlife. there are also interactive exhibits and they are happy to answer your questions, the rangers are really nice, friendly, accommodating and knowledgeable. Capstone Farm Country Park offers a place of peace and tranquillity where you can escape from the sprawl of the busy towns, and enjoy the nature that resides here and offers plenty of opportunity to enjoy the wide open spaces, kids will love running about, hiding in the trees or making dens, a great family day out that is free.
Sevenoaks Kaleidoscope Gallery can be found in the Sevenoaks Kaleidoscope, adjacent to the library and museum. It is a modern exhibition space, that is bright and airy, displaying new and experimental works from local, established and new artists. The purpose of the gallery is to allow the local community access to a diverse range of works and also by exhibiting such a high standard of work here it helps to increase the profile of art in West Kent. The exhibits change frequently and cover all genre of media and art. In addition to the exhibitions they operate a varied programme of performance, activities, workshops and talks to further promote the arts. The gallery is open Monday through to Saturday and entry is free.
Stag Community Arts Centre is located in Sevenoaks and plays a pivotal role in the cultural heritage of the town, it is located in a historic building that dates back to 1937, and has seen many changes over the years. Today the building serves the community perfectly as a community arts centre, being home to two cinema screens, a theatre and performance/conference facilities. It is a popular venue drawing in large crowds each month. Although the outside is pretty much as it was when first built, the interior has underwent some transformation into a state of the art facility, that the community can be proud yet still maintains it original charm. The venue hosts a diverse selection of events and performances that will appeal to all audiences, as well as all the latest cinema releases. Stag Community Arts Centre is run by volunteers who are wonderful, you will find to be friendly and helpful. You will find the theatre and cinema to be comfortable, there is a nice bar area where you can enjoy a drink and meet up. In addition there is a welcoming and comfortable coffee shop that serves a nice selection of beverages and snacks. Stag Community Arts Centre is a wonderful intimate and friendly venue, if you get the opportunity to see a performance here don't pass it up you won't be disappointed a great local venue.
The Reef Hideaway is an award winning boutique spa that offers you the opportunity to relax and unwind in its tranquil environment. It is conveniently located on the high street but once inside you feel far away from it. The spa is welcoming and inviting and immediately relaxes you and leaves you looking forward to your treatment. There is a diverse range of treatments available that are all carried out by the qualified and experienced therapists. Or you can make a day of it and have a blissful spa day with afternoon tea, a real treat. Before commencing your treatment you will have a thorough consultation with your therapist who will offer advice and answer any questions you might have. The therapists are very friendly as well as being professional and knowledgeable. After your treatment there is a nice relaxation area which you can make use of before leaving. The Reef Hideaway is a superb spa boutique that offers a fantastic spa experience that will exceed your expectations.
AquaManda is a premier and luxurious health centre found in Hampstead House, situated in four acres of glorious countryside in Sittingbourne. The facilities are first class and include a 15m heated indoor pool, hydro therapy pool and Jacuzzi, sauna and steam room, fitness studios, gymnasium, treatment suite and relaxation room. The treatment room offers the ultimate in relaxation and extravagance amongst the sumptuous surroundings, all treatments are carried out by professional and qualified therapists, and will discuss your treatment with you. The gym is fully equipped with all the latest equipment, offering the ultimate workout. You can also engage in a range of fitness classes that are aimed at all fitness levels. You don't have to be a member to enjoy the facilities here. They are open daily from early morning and closing times vary during the week. The Brasserie is also open daily and has a warm and welcoming decor with a casual atmosphere, there is a nice menu with a good variety of dishes, the food is freshly cooked, delicious and excellent value. Staff throughout are lovely, very friendly, approachable, professional and helpful and customer satisfaction is paramount here. AquaManda offers an indulgent experience in beautiful surroundings, with excellent customer service and facilities, the prices are very good and represent very good value, highly recommended, you will leave refreshed and revived and wanting to return again.
Liquid is a premier nightclub in Basildon Essex offering it clubbers an unparalleled experience. It has all the latest technology including state-of-the-art lighting sound and laser technology. It is a vibrant and lively club that is heightened by the amazing 360° graphics and visuals. The club boasts the country's top DJ's and PA's who attract the clubbers back time and again. The main room is Liquid but there is another room called Envy that is focused on the more cultured clubber, here they play a broader range of musical genres. You must be over 18 to attend the premises and the dress code is smart casual. Liquid hosts a range of events and special nights so keep an eye on the website to see what is taking place.
The Lyceum Theatre in London offers high quality entertainment on the stage. The theatre has seen a long, rich history that include success, a downfall and, finally, rebirth. The complex began in 1772 when it was created by the Society of Arts for exhibits and concerts. Today the venue continues to captivate with top notch entertainment.
Gambado claims to be the United Kingdom's "ultimate indoor play centre"! This colourful venue offers much to do for young visitors. Let children romp in the biggest play frame in London, which includes more than 100 fun activities. Participate in laser tag or burn energy on the junior climbing wall!
Brentwood Karting is a premier, purpose built outdoor track that allows you to enjoy the fun and thrills of karting. The rack is demanding with lots of bends and tight turns and extends to eight metres wide, it offers plenty of opportunities to overtake, a fun driving experience. The latest karts are used and all equipment is well maintained and in excellent condition. They provide all equipment so you don't need to take anything along. The staff are friendly, helpful and professional and a full safety briefing and run down on the equipment before you start. They are well organised and it all runs very smoothly. You can either turn up and race or organise an event with friends or family and test your driving skills against each other. It is an activity that the family can enjoy together with karts available for those aged six to seven years old. In addition they also offer the opportunity to take part in Laser Warfare, a woodland laser combat experience. The are open daily and offer a range of special offers, full details can be got from their website. There is a cafe that serves a selection of snacks and beverages but is only open at busy periods otherwise there are vending machines. Brentwood Karting offers a fun and exciting driving adventure for all those involved, highly recommended.
Thorndon Country Park is divided into Thorndon Park North, that is home to the Countryside Centre and Thorndon Park South. The park covers hundreds of acres and was an ancient deer park that dates back to the 15th century. Within the park you will find a great variety of trees, grassland and three small lakes as well as a diverse range of habitats for the local wildlife. The Countryside Centre was constructed from timber salvaged from the 1987 storms, it is home to a permanent exhibition, a shop that sells gifts and refreshments. The park has lots to explore with its varying landscapes, and provides a number of lovely walks and cycle paths, you can take your own bike or hire one here, it is well laid out and sign posted. You can also horse ride here as long as you adhere to the areas marked with a blue arrow. Fishing is available, you are required to purchase a day ticket, you will find carp and bream here. Or maybe fly a kite and have a picnic, there is ample things to do. Children will love the Woodland Walks, along the way you will find a number of play areas, wooden constructions and teepees, or they can climb trees and build dens. Also if you are a fan of the Gruffalo you will love hunting for the characters and can purchase a map for 50p, great fun for all. Childerditch Pond is beautiful and tranquil and offers a place to get away from it all. A number of events and activities are organised throughout the year so it is worth keeping an eye out for these. Thorndon Country Park offers a cheap great day out for all, take a picnic an spend the day here enjoying the beautiful scenery and tranquillity here, a must if you are in the area.
King George's Playing Fields are located in Brentwood and are situated close to the town. The park extends to seventy three acres and comprises of woodland, formal gardens, childrens play area, paddling pools, playing fields, bowling greens, crazy golf, skate park, cafe and a special garden for the blind with an assortment of plants that stimulate their other senses. The paddling pools are only open during the school summer holidays depending on the weather, it is only accessible to those under twelve years of age, sessions last two hours and attract a small charge. The Crazy Golf is privately owned and also incurs a charge. The adventure playground has lots to entertain young children in a safe enclosed area. The woods offer loads of walks and places to explore, children will love climbing trees and making dens. The formal gardens are beautiful all year round but truly striking in the summer months when in full bloom. There is a nice cafe close to the golf shop where you purchase refreshments and relax. There are plenty of opportunities for walking or cycling amongst the vast space of this park. King George's Playing Fields have so much to offer, there is something to appeal to everyone and makes for an inexpensive day out, a great place to enjoy the outdoors.
The Brick Lane Music Hall offers exciting entertainment that starts with afternoon tea matinees to evening shows complemented by three course dinners. For more than 20 years, this well-known venue has been showing audiences a good time with unique performances and delicious food. Stop by and enjoy a bite to eat along with a fabulous show!
Brit Movie Tours will take you to see a selection of the locations from the popular ITV show - The Only Way is Essex. The tour lasts about four hours and not only shows you the shows locations but other areas of the county of Essex. You will be able to get close to the cast and characters and there are several stops throughout the tour for photo opportunities, you also get to visit some of the shops that are owned by cast members as well as those that feature in the show. Throughout the trip you are tested on your TOWIE knowledge with trivia quizzes and you can catch up on episodes. The guides are fabulous very friendly, entertaining and knowledgeable, you are really well looked after. There are no guarantees on what cast members you might see but you could be lucky and meet a number of them, note several members insist on you buying something from their shop or paying for a photo. Brit Movie Tours - The Only Way is Essex Tour is a must if you are a TOWIE fan you will love meeting the cast and visiting them in their shops, photo opportunities, fun and entertaining.
Up at the O2 is an amazing attraction that presents a completely unique opportunity to visitors. Travellers can actually climb to the top of the O2 arena. A clear pathway with safety harness attachment is provided. A circular viewing platform awaits at the top so the lucky adventurer can get a breathtaking view of the city.
Fairfield Halls have been an important and important social and cultural hub here in Croydon for more than fifty years. It attracts some of the biggest stars and hosts a diverse and entertaining schedule of performances including comedy, dance, opera, music, drama, cinema and much more. Inside it is modern and roomy and well laid out, it has excellent facilities also the acoustics and lighting are very good. Seating is comfortable and roomy enough. As it is not a huge theatre it has a nice intimate and friendly feel about it. There is a nice bar area that stocks a good selection of drinks that are fairly priced and a cafe that serves a good selection of snacks and refreshments at very reasonable prices. The staff are very good friendly, helpful and attentive and enhance the experience here. Fairfield Halls are the perfect venue to see a major production in a locally, reasonable ticket prices and a nice friendly venue.
Spice up your London trip by taking in the unforgettable Rock of the Ages musical! This hard hitting production is a rebellious, raunchy and riotous show full of unstoppable rock! Get a heavy dose of nostalgic with a side of cheesy appeal! Don't miss your chance to see this blend of 80s themed comedy and sizzling tunes!
Gavin Webb is a qualified Blue Badge Tour Guide and offers private tours of London that are tailored to meet your personal requirements. With Gavin you get an in-depth tour of London not just seeing the usual prominent attractions but also seeing the less well known but equally interesting, unique and quirky side and attractions of this bustling and cosmopolitan city. You travel around using the local modes of transport including the famous red buses, tubes and black taxis as well as on foot where you get to see the city up close and appreciate the architecture. The tours are excellently organised with real attention to details and you really get the most of your time in London. Gavin himself is fantastic so friendly, knowledgeable and professional and has lots of humorous anecdotes. The tours just fly by and you glean so much information in the time you spend with Gavin and he is happy to answer any questions that you might have. Gavin Webb Tour Guide of London is a must if you are visiting London regardless of how many times you have been previously, you will still learn and see new things and are assured a fascinating and memorable time, highly recommended.
Croydon Airport Visitor Centre is a new community venture that is operated by volunteers and opened back in 2000. It is located in Airport House a lovely Art Deco building and opens on the first Sunday of every month during the year, it opens from 11.00am to 4.00pm, there is no charge for admission but, they do accept donations. It is a historic building being the birthplace of modern air traffic control. It is located in the world's oldest Air Traffic Control Tower, although the exhibition space is not very big it holds loads, there is a fantastic collection of interactive displays, exhibits and visual images documenting the history of Croydon airport as a World War I airfield through to being London's first international airport and its eventual closure in 1959. You do not have to book in advance for the guided tours. The volunteers are brilliant, so polite, friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. Cloud 9 Pantry is a lovely cafe that serves a nice selection of snacks and light lunches, prices are very good. They operate a number of Open Days throughout the year, so worth keeping an eye out for these. Croydon Airport Visitor Centre is a must if you like aviation history, even you aren't a aviation fan there is plenty to keep you entertained and interested, an enjoyable and pleasant attraction.
If you have ever wanted to learn about the legacy of London, this is the way to do it! A Complete History of London offers a "hilariously abridged" version that spans a total of one hour and recreates key moments in the city's past in a whole new way.This energetic, fast-paced production is a must-see for visitors!
Jet Simulation Ltd offers the opportunity to to get a genuine experience of what it is like to fly a jet aircraft in realistic surroundings. There are a choice of Airbus and Boeing Full Motion flight simulators available. If you harbour a dream or ambition to fly a jet then this is the place to fulfil them, as you take to the skies in a modern airliner. Jet Simulation's instructors are all commercially-trained pilots who will introduce you to the controls and soon have you flying through the skies. You will find them to be friendly, patient and encouraging putting you totally at ease and making the overall experience thoroughly enjoyable. During a flight you get to experience all the effects you would on an actual flight and you will feel turbulence and rumbles during your experience. This first rate simulator will give you the closet experience you will get to actually flying a real plane. Jet Simulation offer a choice of packages from one off sessions that range in duration to full training packages as well as fear of flying courses, all at really competitive prices.
Kent and East Sussex Railway is the best example of a preserved rural light railway. The line commences at Tenterden and gently saunters along the ten and a half mile track through the glorious and natural countryside of the Rother Valley, with the line ending at the castle at Bodiam. The rolling stock are clean and well refurbished, they include steam locomotives and a 1950's dmmu, so you get a real feel of travelling by train in a bygone era. Most of the level crossings are still gates that are operated manually. There are a choice of ticket options the one that offers the best value is the all day hop-on, hop-off Rover fare you can use the train all day and get off at any stop explore and get on again. The Station Refreshment Rooms at Tenterden provide a pleasant and cosy venue where you can enjoy a selection of hot and cold dishes, as well as snacks and ice cream, you can opt to sit inside or outside where shade is offered by the surrounding trees, or on the nearby picnic benches. There is a children's play area located across from here. At the Souvenir and Gift Shop in Tenterden you can purchase a selection of gifts or train memorabilia and souvenirs as well as tickets or driver experience days. Different trains operate on certain days throughout the year and most weekends but everyday in August, the full timetable can be obtained on the website. In addition they host a range of themed and activity days that are great fun especially for families, as well as Murder, Mystery nights. The staff throughout are fantastic, very friendly and extremely helpful and knowledgeable and happily answer your questions. Kent and East Sussex Railway is a delightful railway that takes in some stunning countryside and allows you to appreciate a time when trains were the kings of transport, it is very nostalgic as you meander through the countryside and hear the lovely sound of the steam whoosh, enjoyable for all even you are not a train enthusiast.
Ocean Leisure is London's premiere marine and watersport store. If you love to get out on the waves or enjoy the sun and sand, you have to check out this retailer! Shoppers can find everything from Garmin devices and sports watches to snorkels, diving equipment, wetsuits, luggage and much more!
The Shard stands high over the London skyline, inviting travellers to bear witness to its breathtaking views. This gorgeous piece of masterful architecture rises a total of 310 metres. It is the tallest building in all of western Europe. Guests are welcome to step inside and get a whole new perspective on the city.
The Goldsmiths' Pavilion can be found at Somerset House.This popular attraction is a must-see for jewellery lovers. Many gorgeous pieces are on display along with silver items and furniture. The craftsman who design and make each item will be present to sell their wares and answer questions. Travellers should stop by and see what treasures await!
The fascinating Yard Theatre is a place that nurtures contemporary artistic vision. This popular entertainment venue brings the community together through unique productions. See dramatic stories with personal meaning or participate in a fun holiday themed karaoke event! There is always something going on at the Yard Theatre in London!
For over 28 years, Broadgate Ice Ring has been providing a fun way to spend a wintry afternoon! A mere two minute walk from Liverpool Street Station, this beloved ice rink is located right at the heart of London. Join friends, take the whole family or skate with someone special!
If you love snow-based activities, then you must check out the Board X Snowboard Festival! This is one of the best events any winter outdoor enthusiast can attend. Join others who are passionate about snowboarding for a unique, unforgettable experience that will get the adrenaline pumping! Travellers should verify festival dates and times prior to planning their trip.
The Old Vic is among the best known and most beloved theatres anywhere on the globe. This venue has seen some of the most talented personalities and amazing tales on its stage. The building is over 195 years old and adds rich history to the experience. The Old Vic continues to nurture theatre in the local community through school programmes and more.
Bring the entire family to the Oasis karting track! This youth led track offers sessions for children ages 8 and up. Parties and group bookings are also available. Get behind the wheel and prove your skills as you and your friends zoom around this intense race course. Go karting is great fun for everyone!
The South Bank in London offers a wide range of enticing activities and entertainment opportunities that every visitor should check out. See informative exhibits and stop by the Sealife aquarium. Festivals are also hosted here, so you can experience something new each time you visit. Delicious cuisine, good theatre and much more awaits at the South Bank!
The Udderbelly Festival Southbank Centre is a must-see event for the whole family! The festival was created to bring arts and entertainment to everyone. Each day brings a new opportunity for a good laugh. Watch Ardal O'Hanlon, The Boy with Tape On His Face and many other highly-sought circus, family and comedy acts!
The London Eye is an enormous Ferris wheel found along the southern bank of the river Thames. The ride stands a lofty 135 metres with a 120 metre diameter. The Eye is currently the tallest Ferris wheel in all of Europe. It held the title for tallest in the world until 2006.
The Somerset House ice rink is one of the best ways to enjoy the cool weather. The excitement starts after the sun goes down. Visitors can skate to a live soundtrack provided by the best DJs in the area during Club Nights. Other services and sessions are available including romantic Skate Extras which let guests add champagne and chocolate to the experience!
If you love attractions that really get the adrenaline pumping, then you need to check out the Thames Rib Experience! For the past three years, this tour company has been taking passengers across the river Thames aboard two high powered boats. They're fast, loud and guaranteed to add excitement to your sightseeing journey!
The Peacock Theatre stands on property that has contained a theatre in one form or another since the 17th century. The current incarnation is renowned for its rather unusual ghost, a dolphin called Flipper. The building still welcomes guests and offers a wide range of programmes with admission and dining options.
The Novello Theatre was constructed along with the Aldwych Theatre, surrounding the Waldorf Hotel. This handsome building changed names multiple times in its history, finally obtaining its current moniker in honour of Welsh composer and actor Ivor Novello. The venue has seen a wide range of productions including Desperately Seeking Susan, The Comedy of Errors, As You Like It and Into the Hoods.
Spamalot is a must-see for fans of Monty Python and British humour. Billing itself as "funnier than the black death," this is one live performance you will not want to miss! See the hilarity in person as silly actors and brilliant costumes help tell the tale of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table.
If you love the 50s then you will adore the costumes, music and story behind Dreamboats and Petticoats. This live stage performance is a jukebox musical that wowed audiences when it first opened in 2009. Come for the music and fall in love with the characters as they weave a captivating story you won't soon forget!
Come and see one of the most beloved performances in the world! Roald Dahl's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is recreated on the stage with beautiful costumes, skilled actors and a story that everyone will love. This family-friendly show includes all the characters you love enhanced by the atmosphere of a live production!
Sadler's Wells bills itself as "London's Dance House." This unique attraction is a world leader in contemporary dance. Programmes are available all year round and present a completely original take on some of the most famous classic and cutting edge dance styles. See everything from ballet and flamenco dancing to hip hop, tang and contemporary moves.
The Docklands Light Railway (DLR) is recognised as one of the great success stories in British transportation. Each year, more than 80 million passengers utilise this vital service. The system features automatic controls that have helped it expand the fastest of any railway in the United Kingdom. Buy a ticket to ride this awe-inspiring example of modern technology!
Trafalgar Studios is the most exciting venue in London! The interior features two dynamic performance areas, conveniently named Studio 1 and Studio 2. Many popular performances have been hosted at Trafalgar since it first opened as the Whitehall Theatre in the 1930s. The site holds even more history, having originally been the 17th century Ye Old Ship tavern.
Enjoy the most hilarious dining experience in London! The Faulty Towers dining experience has received raved reviews. This must-see performance features Interactive Theatre International as they recreate one of the most popular sitcoms in BBC history. Sit down at the table and get a heaping helping of timeless classic British entertainment!
Twickenham Stadium is a massive facility that offers one of the best sports spectating experiences in England. The interior is massive, with seating that can accommodate up to 82,000 spectators. A simple cabbage patch was purchased by the RFU and developed in 1907, with the first game played at the venue in 1909.
Let It Be is one of the best ways to commemorate more than 50 years of Beatle's history. This spectacular concert is packed with 40 of the Fab Four's greatest hits. Hear the beloved tunes that catapulted the band to stardom, including Twist and Shout, Drive My Car, She Loves You and, the programme's namesake, Let It Be.
War Horse is an exciting, family-friendly live performance that tells the gripping tale of a young boy and his horse. If you have seen the Steven Spielberg film version then you must see this amazing stage production! The story begins before World War I, when a boy named Joey must part with his horse who is destined to become a cavalry mount.
The National Theatre is one of the leading theatre producers in the world. This organisation, which is also a registered charity, continues to produce fine art on the stage. A wide range of shows are offered, including classics like Othello and brand new creations like The Light Princess. Come see enchanting costumes, amazing sets and superb acting at the National Theatre!
Erth's Dinosaur Zoo offers families with children of all ages a chance to get up close to dinosaurs! This unique zoo offers a fun blend of learning opportunities, live entertainment and much more! Lifelike prehistoric creatures come to live in the form of puppets that children can pet and interact with!
If you are in search of entertainment while exploring London, then look no further than the Cambridge Theatre! This popular venue features live performances that are great fun for the whole family! Stalls are available for guests who want more legroom while the dress circle seats let audiences take in larger scenes.
Originally named the Little Theatre in the Hay, the Theatre Royal Haymarket is a gorgeous venue located at the centre of the well-known West End in London. Ranking among the most treasured theatres in the city, this facility is also the third oldest playhouse still in use in the area.
The Battersea Opera is part of the Battersea Arts Centre. The organisation operates out of the former town hall building. Skilled performers and beautiful scenery help tell memorable tales that captivate audiences. The schedule changes throughout the year. Travellers should consult the website or Battersea Opera staff to learn more about admission and show times.
The Shaftesbury Theatre in London was the final theatre to be constructed along Shaftesbury Avenue. Originally called the Princes Theatre, this venue focused on melodrama. The theatre's show list has evolved significantly since those early days to include many popular performances including Sarah Bernhardt in Daniel, Funny Faces with Fred Astaire, Sybil Thorndike and Henry Ainley in Macbeth and The Shepherd Show.
See the amazing production that won 9 Tony Awards including Best Musical! The Book of Mormon is a hilarious tale featuring a talented cast. The story comes from the creators of South Park and offers non-stop entertainment. Tickets are available online with discounts for those who book well in advance.
Mamma Mia! is an exciting romp that will leave everyone smiling! Come see the smash hit musical that is based on the songs of Swedish pop group ABBA! The amusing tale plays out on a Greek Island and tells the story of a young girl trying to figure out which of three men is her real father.
Chapel Down is based in Tenterden in Kent, it is a premium and highly awarded wine producer in the UK as well as an innovative drinks company. They produce the grapes in their own and partners vineyards across the South East of England to develop world-class sparkling wines, still wines and craft beers produced using traditional methods. They are capable of producing almost one million bottles of still and sparkling wines a year. They are innovative in that they continually strive and push the usual boundaries by blending new and traditional wine making methods to create varying styles of wine. You can visit these incredible facilities, they are open daily all year round from 10.00am to 5.00pm and offer guided tours from April through to November, that involves a wine tasting session. You are introduced to the whole process from the vine cultivation and growing, to picking, pressing and bottling, tours last about an hour. Staff throughout are fantastic, very friendly, helpful and importantly passionate about the process. The Swan restaurant is delightful, modern and stylish, with a relaxed atmosphere, it has a diverse and interesting menu, the food is excellent home cooked and produced using fresh local produce, the result is great tasting dishes that are well presented and excellent value for money. The shop sells wines, cider and beer as well as cheeses, glasses and decanters, there some nice items here, and you can do some more tasting as well. A visit to Chapel Down provides for a great day out, the overall experience is fantastic, informative and interesting and really well organised and excellent value too at only £10 per person.
See the famous Disney animated movie come to life on the stage as The Lion King musical! This colourful retelling of the classic story is recommended for children ages 7 and older. See vibrant body paint, rich costumes and amazing performances all live and in person! Travellers should contact the venue for show times. Children under 3 are not admitted.
For over 10 years, Stomp has been wowing audiences with fast paced excitement and comedy. This award-winning production focuses on rhythm and dance that incorporates everything from plastic bags and bin lids to Zippo lighters - right down to the kitchen sink! Enjoy the sounds and watch as this innovative production creates magic on the stage!
The Rex Cinema and Bar is a luxurious venue that offers a rich experience to guests. The lounge bar features 1930s style with distinct art nouveau personality. Crystal chandeliers, plush velvet and cosy sofas are frequent finds. The Rex is currently closed until the owners can find a new venue to open in.
Travellers can head to Old Compton Street to take in a show at the poplar Prince Edward Theatre. This Westminster, London attraction was designed by Edward A. Stone in 1930 and was named after the Price of Wales. The venue opened with Rio Rita on April 3rd, 1930 and continues to captivate audiences with entertaining productions.
Jersey Boys tells the captivating story of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons. Fans of musical performances absolutely must see this exciting London production! The show is available at multiple theatres. Travellers should visit the website to find the schedule so they don't have to miss this unique entertainment experience!
Les Miserables is a historic tale that touches on many important subjects, including moral philosophy, justice and religion in Paris. This highly sought live performance brings the story to life with breathtaking costumes and amazing scenery. This unforgettable production has been captivating audiences since 1985. Travellers should contact the venue for current show times.
We Will Rock You transports audiences to a different, futuristic Earth where complete globalisation is the order of the day. Everyone is the same and musical instruments have been banned. That is unless you're willing to break the rules. See the struggles of the Resistance as they search for a rock relic buried in stone.
Dominion Theatre hosts an exciting schedule packed with must-see productions. See everything from the rebellious to the moving, all presented on stage with vibrant costumes and superb storytelling. The theatre also offers an enticing hospitality experience so guests can really relax and enjoy the show! Visitors can contact the venue to find out what's on during their stay.
The always busy Prince of Wales Theatre provides a wide ranging programme of entertainments to suit all tastes.
The St. Pancras Station is an important part of London's transportation system. This is where travellers can access the only high speed railway in Britain. The route covers 109 km and connects four international stations along the way. It is among the safest ways to travel with an exemplary track record and high standards.
When you need a good time, Golden Carousel LTD is ready to deliver! This unique service offers a range of exciting carnival style rides. They range from thrilling and intense experiences to inflatables and kid-friendly rides. The company transports all equipment to your site and handles setup and breakdown so you only have to worry about having fun!
The Crockfords is a casino and club located in Mayfair. This exclusive venue offers a luxurious gaming environment with a touch of regal charm. The history of Crockfords goes back to 1828 when William Crockford established the private members gaming club. Today guests are offered fine dining and first class gaming.
Emirates Stadium is so much more than a sports arena. This sleek looking structure offers space for events and much more. Experience the luxurious hospitality services which are available with some season packages. This popular venue is also home to the Arsenal Museum, which features a collection of sports-themed memorabilia from decades' past.
The Chelsea Sports Centre provides a place to have fun an d stay healthy! The renovated building can be found off of Kings Road. Many of the feature are still the same as they were back in 1907. Beautiful skylights allow natural light to filter in from overhead, adding to the facility's inviting atmosphere!
The U.S. Consulate in London is available to assist American citizens who are travelling and living abroad. Representatives from the U.S. State Department as well as those from 26 other government agencies manage a wide range of tasks and issues, including commercial and agricultural affairs, immigration issues, law enforcement activities and much more.
If you're up for a challenge, consider testing your abilities at HintHunt! This unique attraction includes puzzles and mysteries. Each participant is given one hour to complete the course. The game is designed for groups of three to five so you can bring friends. Everyone must work together so that everyone can escape!
Camden Market offers an exciting, fulfilling retail experience that is fun for everyone! Whether you are a hard core shopper or an occasional browser, you will discover a huge selection of fine merchandise. Indoor and open air markets are available, each offering its own unique atmosphere and personality. Find high quality items then take a break with a meal in one of the nearby restaurants or bars.
The Marylebone Station can be found between Euston and Paddington railway stations. This important transportation hub first opened its doors in 1899. It is the youngest of the city's mainline terminal stations. It was also the smallest. Two platforms have been added in recent years to help accommodate the many travellers that explore London each year.
Regent's Park Open Air Theatre is the largest auditorium in London. This important landmark is also the oldest permanent, professional outdoor theatre anywhere in Britain. Each year sees a 16 week season that welcomes more than 140,000 guests annually. Many classic tales are recreated at the Open Air Theatre, making it a great choice for individuals and families!
The All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, also referred to as the All-England Club, is a private member organisation. This venue is best-known for the Wimbledon Championships, which is the oldest tennis tournament in the world as well as the only Grand Slam tennis event held on real grass.
Chelsea and Westminster Hospital is a unique place for many reasons. The facility helps people improve their health and heal from illness and injury. The hospital has also taken a new approach to healing through arts and performance.Pieces of gorgeous art are displayed throughout the facility while weekly live performances are put on and include everything from mime and puppetry to dance, theatre and music.
Playhouse Theatre Whitstable is home to an award winning amateur theatre group that host a broad choice of quality plays and shows, that are for the benefit of the community. They cover everything from hard edged drama to pantomime and show movies too, in addition to having travelling shows visit. Housed in a former church building, it is a stunning theatre that resembles a west end theatre but on a smaller scale, the acoustics and lighting are excellent and there are great views from the stalls to the circle. There is a lovely friendly bar with a relaxed atmosphere, they have a good selection of drinks that are well priced, in addition to snacks and coffee. The staff are volunteers and are great, really friendly and helpful. Ticket prices are very reasonable. Playhouse Theatre Whitstable offers a quaint and enjoyable night out, that is excellent value for money and you are assured a professional production, a real gem of a theatre.
Enjoy entertainment like it used to be presented! Villa in Canto offers opera performances that present a show that is similar to the old style music rooms. See superb actors as they wear dramatic costumes and tell tales of grandeur. Each programme is packed with emotion. This is truly a unique, classic experience that can't be found anywhere else.
Lazer Rush offers the ultimate game of LaserTag. It is an indoor event so suited to any weather. You are kitted up with power pack lazer guns and the rules are explained before the madness commences. The maze is challenging being dark and it has lots of turns and corners offering ideal hiding spaces, there is lighting to guide you and music to add to the effect. It offers a fun, thrilling and energetic workout as you race through the maze trying to avoid being shot. It is suitable for those aged six and over. It is not necessary to book you can just turn up and play. They are open daily with longer opening hours at the weekend. They offer various promotions and special offers so best to check the website for these. The staff here are friendly and helpful. Lazer Rush offers a well organised game of LaserTag at very competitive prices in a fun and thrilling environment.
Famous Australian exhibition maker Judith Clark was raised in Rome before she moved to London to study Architecture. She has curated more than 40 exhibits featuring dresses and currently gives lectures on fashion and dress display. Her gallery contains a diverse collection of creations that showcase many styles, fabrics and embellishments.
Electric Cinema can be found at 191 Portobello Road in London. This fun venue offers an exciting selection of some of the best entertainment in the area. Grab some popcorn and sit down to enjoy a show on the big screen! The venue plays films from a wide range of genres, including kid-friendly animation, action flicks and much more!
Tankerton Slopes is the area where the town of Tankerton meets Whitstable. It comprises of a large grass area that slopes down towards the beach, there are steps that lead down to the beach and there is a path that leads right along the coast. The slopes are home to renowned colourful beach huts, that are a popular photo opportunity. These slopes incline gently towards the sea, they also offer the perfect place to observe the world going by. There are great panoramic views of the wartime forts and Southend that is located on the opposite side of the Estuary. In the low tide there is a long stretch of pebbles known as the street that leads out to the sea and offers a temporary natural promenade. It provides entertainment for all seasons, in the winter it is a favourite spot for sledging and snow fun, in the summer it is at these slopes that everyone gathers to watch the regatta firework, during the Whitstable Regatta. It offers a nice place to walk and there is ample open space for children to run around, it is also popular with dog walkers. Tankerton Slopes has a relaxed atmosphere and has some spectacular sunsets, and is perfect for blowing the cobwebs away.
Westfield London is the place to go shopping. Travellers will discover a diverse collection of brands and merchandise. See cutting edge fashions or browse luxury items and much more! There's more than 60 places to enjoy a meal and a beverage so you can take a break and re-energise before hitting the shops again!
Voted one of the top 5 market towns in the country, Maldon is set on the estuaries of the rivers Blackwater and Crouch. Dating back to Saxon times, Maldon is now famous for its sea salt, maritime links and, for those brave enough to take part, the Mud Race! Alternatively, wander along the promenade to Hythe Quay to see the old barges; originally used for transporting goods to London they now take day trippers up and down the river.
Everyone knows the famous story of young Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz. What many don't realise is that there are two sides to the story. Wicked reveals events on the other side of the rainbow, with the infamous Wicked Witch of the West's friendship with the good witch Glinda.
Lexi Cinema offers an exciting selection of programmes in a digital format. This is the United Kingdom's first "social enterprise independent boutique cinema." The staff consists primarily of passionate volunteers from the local community. All proceeds go to charity. Visitors in the Kensal Rise area can stop by to see a variety from classic horror like Nosferatu or DreamWorks' Turbo.
The Hawth Theatre is a contemporary building that showcases a varied and animated schedule of events covering the south east region. They host a variety of acts including artists, musicians, dancers and performers from local talent, and overseas talent to immediately recognisable names and West End shows, dance comedy and film, there is a limitless schedule. Situated in a lovely wooded site, it has plenty of free parking and numerous first class facilities that include a Theatre, Studio, a permanent foyer exhibition space, meeting rooms, a cafe, two bars and an outdoor entertaining area. The programme of events changes frequently and they put on more than 350 performances in a year. The theatre has a lovely animated and welcoming vibe and the staff are friendly, approachable and very helpful. The bar areas provide the ideal environment to meet for a drink before and during the show, they have a cheerful atmosphere. At the cafe you can get a meal or light snack before the show, the food is good quality and the prices are great value. Seating within this intimate theatre is very good and you will get a good view of the stage from wherever you sit, the seats are comfortable and the acoustics are really good. The Hawth is a lovely theatre that offers a wide variety of shows at very affordable prices, there will be something to appeal to everyone, a evening here will not disappoint.
The Marlowe Theatre in Canterbury presents a wide range of live entertainment and performing arts throughout the year, including plays, ballet, musicals and much more. Check the website for up date information.
Nucleus Arts strives to introduce the public to the beauty that is fine art. This charitable organisation has been serving the community for over 12 years. Art lover and the curious can explore a large, diverse collection of stunning pieces. Don't forget to stop by the Cafe Nucleus for a freshly cooked meal.
Fort Amherst's history dates back centuries. This key military landmark played an important rule in many conflicts, including use by the Anti-Invasion Planning Unit and Civil Defence during World War II. Today the area has been invigorated through conservation efforts. A cafe and visitors centre are available as well as rental for weddings and events.
The museum houses lots of interactive exhibits and hosts a variety of different events running throughout the year — an up to date list can be found on the website.
The historic Chatham Dockyard has played a significant role as part of Britain's water-based defences. Today travellers can explore a massive 80 acre site packed with museum galleries, historic buildings, events, activities and imposing warships. Tour the Victorian Ropery and the HM Submarine Ocelot or stop by the Dockyard Shop.
Royal Engineers Museum is located in a charming historic building in the centre of Gillingham, Kent. It is home to an interesting and impressive collection of military exhibits with more than one million items that includes, armoured vehicles, a Harrier Jump Jet,a V2, a piece of the Berlin Wall, uniforms, medals, even a Victoria Cross medal, exquisite silks from China, beautiful jewellery crafted by Zulu warriors in addition to an impressive photographic collection. In addition to the permanent exhibitions there are two temporary exhibition rooms where the displays frequently change. The medal room is particularly interesting especially the citations, it a true dedication to the bravery of soldiers who fought in the wars. You also get an insight into what the role of Royal Engineers are and the activities they undertake. Upstairs is a room where children can get dressed up in uniforms. The staff are very friendly, helpful and knowledgeable and will answer any questions that you might have. The museum is well laid out, the displays have lots of information about them. The museum is open every day except Mondays and there is a charge for entry although if you gift aid you can get unlimited entry for twelve months. There is a cafeteria where you get teas, coffees and light refreshments. They organise a series of events and exhibitions during the year including family fun days, night festivals and much more, it is worth checking these out. Royal Engineers Museum has so much to see and do, it is an informative and interesting museum, there is something to suit everyone, highly recommended.
Knole House is hidden away in a mediaeval deer-park amongst more than one thousand acres of parkland. It is an enormous estate that has a long and varied history dating back to 1456 when building commenced, eventually finishing in 1486 when it was commissioned by the Archbishop's of Canterbury and served as his palace, it was owned by royals and then passed to the Sackville family, by Queen Elizabeth I, and they have inhabited the house from 1603 through to the present. The house is splendid both inside and outside with numerous architectural delights, from the intricate plaster work, wooden panelling, fine paintings, antique furniture and much more. Located in the show rooms are works of art by Reynolds, Gainsborough and Van Dyck. The rooms that you can view as a visitor are astonishing and are resplendent with original furniture and fittings that are being carefully preserved for future generations. Close to the visitors entrance a video runs giving a synopsis of the history of Knole. There are volunteers in the house who are both friendly and knowledgeable and they will happily assist with any information you need. The house is open during the summer months from April through to November but, the grounds continue to be open throughout the year, along with the outdoor cafe. There is a charge for admission to the house. The grounds are extensive and offer lots of opportunity to explore, you can see the resident deer who roam the grounds, enjoy the beautiful gardens and the peace and tranquillity they offer. There are lots of walks to choose from that vary in distance. Throughout the year Knole House runs a series of events, exhibitions and activities to cater to all preferences, it is worth checking to see what is on. Knole House is of full of historical significance and gives a true insight into the grandeur of the past of this house and its inhabitants, it is an atmospheric and enthralling house that will leave you wanting to return.
Journey through 1,000 years of fascinating history as you explore the castle. The whole family will have a fun-packed educational visit complete with nature trails, falconry displays, and getting lost in the Yew Maze.
London's West End is a well-known community that features a rich blend of culture, shopping, retail and entertainment. See a colourful slice of life in the city while admiring iconic attractions and historic landmarks. From St. Martin's Courtyard to the Horses of Helios, Chinatown and the shops on Oxford Street, there is much to see at the West End.
Holy Trinity Church Sittingbourne, has a long history with a presence here in the town for more than six hundred years, it continues to offer a place of worship and reflection to the community. It enjoys a lovely location positioned right on the edge of the marshes. Sundays have regular worship services. They are a very friendly and welcoming congregation and extend a warm welcome to all visitors. This lovely church has many redeeming features, it is home to two organs which, is unusual, as well as claiming to have the thickest-walled Norman towers, that is home to six bells. The church is open to visitors every Friday afternoon and all day Saturday throughout the summer. Volunteers are responsible for the upkeep of the church and will happily show you around and answer any questions that you might have. Holy Trinity Church is a lovely church with lots of character and an ethereal atmosphere.
Sittingbourne Heritage Museum is located in East Street between the shops. It is a small and relatively new museum with the collection only starting in 1970 by a local Councillor, today it is home to a large collection of items, memorabilia and artefacts representing a bygone era. There is lots of information pertaining to the cultural, heritage and history of the town with lots of emphasis on the war and its industrial past. The collections are well laid out and displayed. The Museum is open each Saturday from April onwards from 11.00am to 3.00pm, there is no charge for admission but, they do accept donations to help in the upkeep of the museum. Group visits can be arranged outside of these hours, by pre arranged appointment. The museum shop opens every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon from from 1.30pm to 4.00pm. The volunteers are lovely, very friendly, knowledgeable and helpful in answering questions on both the exhibits and local area. Sittingbourne Heritage Museum is a real gem of a local museum with lots of interesting information and facts waiting to be discovered, highly recommended.
One of the few places left where you can actually have your own guide to escort you around, no boring reading posters on the wall here. Things are explained to you, and the guides are happy to answer any questions you might have.
Eltham Palace is an exquisite landmark that showcases the beauty and allure of 1930s style art deco design. Many consider it one of the most enchanting attractions in the city of London. Originally constructed by the rich Courtauld family, the interior features a breathtaking entrance hall with panelled dining room, medieval Great Hall and a posh bathroom.
The Leigh Heritage Centre provides visitors with a closer look at the area's history. The museum lets travellers see unique exhibits that tell the story of the region through the decades. This important local attraction is overseen by the Leigh Society, which is credited with the restoration of the Smithy in Old Town.
The Leigh Library invites travellers to take a break from their journey to explore the printed page. This facility contains many intriguing titles as well as supplemental materials on a wide range of well-researched topics. Photocopying and faxing service are offered as well as computer access. Visitors should check for opening times before stopping by.
The Ben Uri Gallery is the London Jewish Museum of Art. The organisation was founded in 1915 to provide a place for Jewish immigrants to celebrate and admire art. The museum's permanent collection includes 1,300 pieces which include the work of 390 individual artists. Each item is unique with a wide range of media covered.
Gorgeous Greenwich Village is a must-see for visitors in London. This World Heritage Site is home to many world-renowned landmarks, including the Royal Observatory, National Maritime Museum and Cutty Sark. Visitors can enjoy a stroll along the River Thames or get plenty of fresh air in Greenwich Park. The area also offers excellent shopping and dining opportunities.
The original Geffrye Museum is a unique attraction because rather than focusing on battlefields and government buildings, this attraction preserves the evolution of the home. Visitors can explore many fascinating exhibits which showcase more than four century's worth of style, society and behaviour all focused on the places people resided.
The Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich welcomes visitors to step inside its handsome walls daily. Explore the Cutty Sark Gate, Painted Hall, chapel and the Greenwich visitors centre. This location showcases stunning architecture as well as a long, rich history which dates back to 1696. Visitors should obtain opening times prior to stopping by.
The British clipper ship Cutty Sark currently remains as the last tea clipper. This fascinating vessel was the fastest of her kind during her heyday. Visitors can climb aboard and go below decks to learn more about what life was like for the seamen who spent much of their time on the open sea.
The Trinity Buoy Wharf is the location of the only lighthouse in London. It no longer functions, but it still remains a significant part of the area's history and heritage. Travellers can stop by during open hours to see this charming landmark. Don't forget to stop by and eat a bite at the Driftwood Cafe or Fat Boys Diner. Fat Boys offers 1940s style cuisine while Driftwood operates inside a converted shipping container!
The Crystal Palace is a stunning plate glass and cast iron building that was originally built in Hyde Park. The facility was used to house the 1851 Great Exhibition which included over 14,000 exhibitors. The structure was re-assembled on Penge Common and stood until it was destroyed by a fire. Contractors are currently in negotiations to rebuild this fabulous landmark.
The Museum of London is the result of the merged Guildhall and earlier London Museums. Both facility's collections were combined to create the enormous variety of exhibits featured at the current venue. Learn more about local history then stop by the Rum and Sugar cafe for a delicious meal during your visit.
Croydon Minster can be found in Church Street and is easily accessible by train or tram. The church has a long and illustrious history, thought to date back to Saxon times, it was widely visited by former kings and queens and also had close links with the Archbishops of Canterbury who had a Palace here in Croydon. Much of the original church was destroyed by fire in 1867 however, many original features still remain including the West Tower, South Porch and outer walls, as well as the original eagle lectern, Victorian pulpit, 15th century altar tomb, a number of brasses, Victorian organ and a Victorian fresco and much more. There are many attractive architectural features of the church not least the fine timber work roof in the nave, the waggon shaped oak roof in the chancel and beautiful stained glass windows. It is a friendly and welcoming church that aims to spread the word of God with the local parish and other communities.The church still plays a prominent role and is frequently used for ordinations and major diocesan and civic services, in addition to being used for daily parish worship, full details are on their website. Their choir is excellent. They are not always open but you can call to arrange to see this beautiful church. Croydon Minster is a magnificent church with a fascinating history and well worth a visit if you are in the area.
History and art lovers should take time to see what is possible the most famous mural in London. This stunning work of outdoor art depicts the fight against far right activism and fascism in the city. While the artistic value is high, the mural also indicates an unfortunate fact: the struggle continues.
Wilton's Music Hall is the oldest Grand Music Hall still standing in London. Many claim it is also the city's best kept secret because of its diverse and imaginative entertainment offerings. The options are many and include everything from comedy and cabaret to theatre, music and cinema. Travellers should check with the venue for a current performance schedule.
Relive the excitement and wonderment that makes childhood such an important time in every adult's life! The Museum of Childhood is a must-see for travellers of all ages. This unique historic attraction contains extensive collections of playthings and related memorabilia. See classic chess boards, He-Man figures, teddy bears and much more!
The Tower Bridge is one of the most iconic landmarks in all of England. This charming structure features a luxurious indoor setting that presents breathtaking views of the city from high level walkways. See the Victorian Engine Rooms and discover how the bridge operates. Four beautiful event venues are also available for higher inside the walkways.
The Tower of London, known officially as Her Majesty's Royal Palace and Fortress, is a powerful historic landmark found along the river Thames.The site was established in 1066 during the Norman Conquest of England. Today, visitors can explore the tower and learn more about one of the most historically significant attractions in the country.
Witness the two lives of the this "secret" nuclear bunker starting with its role as an RAF ROTOR station, then a brief period as a civil defence centre through to its most recent role as a regional government HQ.
St. Dunstan in the West is a historic Anglican Guild Church that was founded in London. The site's religious origins date as far back as 1,000 AD. The current building was constructed over 180 years ago. This Fleet Street landmark hosts regular services, lunchtime recitals and other events. Travellers are welcome to stop by and see what's going on.
St. Olave's church is among the few surviving buildings from the Medieval era. This important landmark is also the burial place of Samuel Pepys. The site is still used for religious purposes today. The church invites everyone to stop by whether they are seeking knowledge on the Christian faith, desire personal spiritual counsel or would like to delve deeper into local history.
The Old Operating Theatre is a unique landmark found in an unlikely place: at the top level of an English Baroque Church. This space was used as the women's surgical ward prior to 1822. Students would attend operations to observe after the Apothecary's Act of 1815 was enacted. The operating room was closed before antiseptic surgery was invented and many patients had to go under the knife without anaesthetics.
The Southwark Cathedral is an important part of London. This religious landmark maintains a thriving congregation. Regular services are offered as well as consecrations, memorials, carolling and celebrations. Visitors can learn more about God through educational classes for all ages and adult learning opportunities. Annual events are also hosted throughout the year.
The HMS Belfast is a handsome vessel that offers 9 decks that guests can explore. Learn more about what life was like on the seas during World War II. History buffs and curious sightseers can expand their knowledge of this tumultuous time while getting a personal look at the inside of a classic warship.
Southbank Mosaics focuses on one of the most beautiful and diverse art forms in the world. The organisation chose mosaics because they mirror the city of London. The many unique colours, shapes and arrangements seem to represent the variety of faiths, creeds, tribes and colours of people that thrive in the city.
The Dennis Severs House is a fascinating landmark because it was created through imagination. Artist Severs lived in the house in the same way that the original 18th century occupants did. Visitors would interrupt a family of silk weavers who always seem to be just out of sight. Food can be smelled, a fire crackles and faces stare out from painted portraits.
London's Kinetic Museum is a fascinating place for creative minds. This organisation curates national and international touring exhibitions as well as the renowned Kinetica Art Fair which is held yearly. See exciting creations that focus on universal exploration and evolutionary processes. A variety of media is used to create a diverse selection of amazing art.
St. Giles, or the Church in the Barbican, invites everyone to join in and celebrate God. This thriving organisation hosts Sunday services as well as concerts, book fairs, memorials, weddings and much more. The church is also home to the east window, which features a gorgeous and intricate example of medieval stained glass art.
St. Michael Paternoster Royal is a London church that is associated with Dick Whittington. The church was destroyed by fire in the 13th century. It was rebuilt but suffered again during the London Blitz of World War II. The interior contains two flaming urns, four Corinthian columns and a pair of 17th century Baroque statues featuring Moses and Aaron.
Rivington Place in London is a distinctive building that contains a world of artistic beauty. Travellers can explore this award-winning facility which includes heavy African influences in the architecture. Educational and meeting rooms are available inside as well as a cafe and areas to view and research important pieces of contemporary art.
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre is the creation of American director and actor, Sam Wanamaker. This unique landmark encourages the exploration of the world-famous works of Shakespeare. This newer version was constructed just a few hundred yards from the site of the original theatre. Stop by and see an exhibit or a performance at this fascinating entertainment venue!
Iniva, or the Institute of International Visual Arts, is the United Kingdom's leading contemporary visual arts organisation. The facility offers a variety of exhibits, multimedia experiences, publications and educational opportunities. The group was established in 1994 and continues to strive for greater appreciation and admiration of curators, writers, artists and others from all walks of life.
The Imperial War Museum offers a wide range of exhibits and information focused on conflicts, primarily involving Britain and the Commonwealth. The artefacts date as far back as World War I and cover military activity through the decades to present day. History buffs, military enthusiasts and curious sightseers should not miss this important museum.
The City Business Library is an important London landmark for anyone who wants to begin a business career. The facility employs knowledgeable staff that assist patrons with their research. Internet access is available as well as a variety of magazines, books and databases. Visitors should consult the upcoming seminar and workshop schedule prior to stopping by.
The Museum of London invites visitors to see an enormous collection that showcases some of the best archaeological finds and contemporary artefacts. This impressive facility contains 25,000 textiles and fashion pieces, 150,000 paintings and photographs of the city, 50,000 items from the prehistoric and Roman eras as well as 110,000 objects preserved from London's modern period (the 18th century to present).
St. Paul's Cathedral in London is a testament to the area's spirituality and heritage. This handsome structure features elegant architecture that creates the perfect setting for photographs when passing by. Visitors can join the congregation for regular services or participate in one of the renowned Christmas services. The key areas include the dome, crypt, oculus, chapels and churchyard.
The Church of St. Bartholomew the Great ranks among the oldest churches in London. It was established in 1123 and continues to stand as a gorgeous example of traditional architecture. The congregation still gathers here for regular services. The building was also used in a handful of films, including Four Weddings and a Funeral, Elizabeth: The Golden Age and Shakespeare in Love.
The St. Bartholomew's Museum can be found in the northern wing of the hospital by the same name. The collection shares the story of this well-known institution while celebrating its many milestones and achievements. See old documents, videos, objects and much more that date back centuries. A museum shop is available as well as services for group visits.
The Royal Pharmaceutical Society provides a closer look at the history of pharmacy in Britain. The museum was established in 1842 and currently contains approximately 45,000 items including traditional dispensing equipment, medical caricatures, Lambeth delftware, metal mortars, a photo archive and proprietary medications dating as far back as the 1700s.
The Southbank Centre strives to make art in all its forms available to everyone. This art-focused venue is found along the bank of the river Thames. It was originally established for the Festival of Britain in 1951. It is frequently used as a heritage and festival site with thousands of artists, performers and musicians making appearances each year.
Primrose Hill is a charming village full of tradition. Travellers will enjoy exploring the area and checking out the many businesses operating nearby. Enjoy a bite to eat at one of the many restaurants, which range from Asian and sushi cuisine to wine bars, French and Italian food, ice cream bars and vegan-friendly establishments. The area also offers shops and spa services.
The handsome Buxton Memorial Fountain stands in Victoria Tower Gardens in Westminster, London. This exquisite landmark was constructed to commemorate the emancipation of the British Empire's slaves in 1834. The structure features an octagonal base with open arches and polished Devonshire marble. It is one landmark you won't want to miss!
The Temple Church is a handsome structure that continues to serve the Inns' staff and members. The interior is tranquil, nurturing a sense of calm and peace. Travellers are welcome to enter and pray. The church also hosts weekly events and services. Visitors should check the events calendar prior to stopping by.
The William Morris Gallery was created in honour of famous designer, writer, socialist, conservationist and craftsman, William Morris. Visitors can observe one-of-a-kind exhibits and participate in hands-on activities including many family-friendly opportunities. The museum also includes a convenient tea room for a quick glass of wine or cup of tea as well as an on-site shop.
Local residents and foreign visitors attend committee hearings, debates and other key gatherings inside the Houses of Parliament. This powerful landmark features stunningly intricate detailing and gorgeous architecture that is absolutely fascinating. It's also an important part of the government, making it one of the most recognisable landmarks in the country.
The Marx Memorial Library contains a vast collection of artefacts, periodicals, manuscripts, books and much more all related to Socialism and Marxism. This independent organisation maintains a handful of collections which include the Spanish Collection, Russia Collection and the Printers Collection. Travellers can explore this unique museum and learn more about one of the most well-known and well-studied movements in world history.
Big Ben is the iconic tower and clock that is so often associated with London. Originally named the Great Bell, the tower was finished in 1859 with work on the clock starting afterwards. See the captivating Elizabethan style and admire one of the world's most beloved architectural symbols. Tours of the tower are offered.
If you prefer a smaller, more intimate museum experience then check out the Courtauld Gallery. This fascinating landmark contains a captivating collection of Post Impressionist masterpieces. Billing itself as one of the "finest small museums in the world," this venue also hosts temporary exhibits and events to keep the experience fresh.
Positioned along the northern bank of the river Thames, Westminster can be found in the central London area. Many flock to this community because it offers the highest number of historic and prestigious landmarks than any other region in the city. Westminster also serves as the centre of the government.
The Hunterian Museum is part of the Royal College of Surgeons. The impressive collection has been growing for the past two centuries. See surgical tools, specimens and much more! Each year sees new exhibits at the museum, so every visit is completely unique. Travellers can check with the museum to find out which exhibits will be on display during their visit.
Delve deeper into British history by visiting Westminster Abbey. This fascinating landmark was established in 960. Many events are hosted here throughout the year so your second and third visit will offer new, unique experiences! Daily life at Westminster Abbey revolves around worship, with morning prayers, evensong and the Eucharist.
The UCL Art Museum contains more than 10,000 unique works of art that date as far back as the 1500s. The collection showcases the beautiful skill and talent of artists throughout the centuries.See the development of techniques through the experiments of past artists. The venue also hosts special exhibits and events throughout the year.
Since 1881. the Savoy Theatre has been entertaining audiences with superb stage productions. The original venue design, which was created by C.J. Phipps, was groundbreaking at the time because of its use of electric lamps. Today the venue offers many modern conveniences as well as highly sought shows. Travellers should contact the theatre for a list of upcoming performances.
Trooping the Colour is an important event that dates as far back as the 1700s. Colours, or battalion flags, were used to identify rally points in the midst of battle. Even though it isn't quite as grand as it used to be, this parade is still a significant, traditional event.
Sir John Soane's Museum invites travellers to stop in and explore a beautiful collection and library found at No. 13 Lincoln's Inn Fields. This important historic and cultural landmark has been open to the public since the early 19th century. The amazing pieces found here include paintings, drawings and other one-of-a-kind artefacts.
The Churchill War Rooms contains the original Cabinet War Rooms which was the place that Winston Churchill took shelter along with other key government figures during the Blitz. History buffs and travellers can tour this important historic landmark which helps shed light on events that changed the political and physical landscape all over the world.
The Bank of England is the official central bank for the United Kingdom. This facility, which is sometimes called the Old Lady, was established in 1694. The bank has seen much change and turmoil in the world. Today it stands as an important landmark and key component of the U.K.'s financial system.
Explore the history of the postal service at the British Postal Museum and Archive. This unique attraction includes a variety of exhibits complete with photographs, documents, artefacts and much more. Learn about the Great Train Robbery or see how the postal service was impacted by World War I. There is much to learn at this must-see museum!
The Peter Scott Centre is home to a lush, beautiful wetland. Here, flora and fauna can find a safe haven to thrive while visitors observe and learn more about the natural world. Peer through large windows or take a look through a telescope to get a better view. The glass walled observatory keeps travellers comfortable and the wet lands pristine.
The Charterhouse has a long, rich history that dates as far back as 1371 when a Carthusian Monastery was established on the site. This charming landmark was donated to charity and serves as an almshouse. It still continues to serve the Brothers to this day. Tours can be arranged any time but must be booked prior to visiting.
The Royal Opera House is home to one of the world's leading opera companies. This breathtaking landmark invites visitors to experience the fine art of storytelling on the stage. Regal architecture hints at the quality of sets, actors and crew who make this one of the most memorable live performance venues in the country and beyond.
St. Martin-in-the-Fields Church is both a religious site and important local landmark. The organisation oversees more than 20 weekly services. Visitors can celebrate their faith and explore this beautiful location. The grounds also include the unique Cafe in the Crypt as well as the Shop at St. Martin's which features souvenirs, gifts, books and much more!
The National Portrait Gallery is a must-see for art lovers. The primary collection includes over 11,000 portraits, of which 4,000 are paintings, miniatures and sculptures. All collections present a stunning 195,000 portraits that can be explored. Find inspiration and learn about the creative side of history by including the National Portrait Gallery on your itinerary.
The National Gallery is home to a huge collection of western European paintings. See amazingly detailed pieces dating as far back as the 13th century. The elegant atmosphere presents the perfect backdrop for this fascinating collection. This attraction also includes the National Dining Room, National Cafe and Espresso Bar so you can enjoy a quick lunch during your tour.
The prosperous 17th century brought about a need for adjustment of the existing Parish boundaries. A decade later, St. George's was created. The first stone was placed in 1721. This beloved church has been well-cared for throughout the years and continues to serve as an important religious landmark in London.
Devenish Island is home to a historic church settlement that was established during the 6th century. The region was raided in 837 by Vikings and later burned in 1157. The Middle Ages were kinder, allowing the site to flourish as St. Mary's Augustinian Priory. Today visitors can explore the area by booking a boat tour to the island.
The Phantom of the Opera is easily the most famous stage productions in the world. This fascinating story features gorgeous costumes and skilled actor. Visitors in London can experience this memorable performance for themselves by booking seats at Her Majesty's Theatre. Travellers should verify show schedules and reserve seats prior to their trip.
The British Museum is committed to preserving human history and culture. This fascinating collection features approximately 8 millions works. It is one of the largest currently in existence today. The pieces included originate from all over the globe, presenting the perspective of many diverse cultures. Special events and exhibits are presented throughout the year.
The Criterion Theatre can be found along Piccadilly Circus in London. The first production opened in 1874. The venue has seen many popular productions on its stage. The building was requisitioned during World War II for use by the BBC. Its underground construction made it ideal for protection from the London blitz.
Smallhythe Place is a charming historic house that was constructed in the early 16th century. It was the residence of the well known Victorian actress Ellen Terry, who bought it in 1899. The house serves as a memorial museum to her life having been established by her daughter Edith Craig in 1929 and is home to an intriguing personal and theatrical collection that accentuates her amazing career and unorthodox personal life. Within the grounds are a cottage garden and a delightful 17th century thatched Barn theatre that offers the chance to see a show with a regular programme of talks and shows, it is amazing to discover all the famous actors who performed here. They also host live productions from here, so worth looking out for these, it makes for a really special occasion. The main house is quintessentially an English cottage that has been well preserved and contains many of the original features and furniture and is pretty much as it was when she died. You will find a selection of her costumes, jewellery, loads of theatrical equipment, books, letters and lots more here. Outside are pretty gardens that include a pond. There is a nice cafe that serves light refreshments, freshly made and very good value for money. You can also buy garden produce whilst here. For younger visitors there is a quiz and also activity packs available. The property is open Wednesday through to Sunday and on Bank Holiday Mondays from March through to October, and there is a charge for entry. The staff are really nice friendly and approachable and with lots of knowledge on the house and its owner and have lots of stories to tell, making for an interesting visit, there is also a small booklet available. Smallhythe Place is a real gem, from its creaking and sloping floorboards to its intriguing history and lovely grounds, it has lots to offer and makes for a pleasant visit.
Buckingham Palace is the Monarch's administrative headquarters. This well-known landmark has been used as a residence for Britain's sovereigns in London since 1837. Today it stands as a gorgeous example of traditional architecture as well as a symbol of royal history. The interior includes exquisite furnishings and one of the most renowned art collections in the world.
The Queen's Gallery in Buckingham Palace is an important centre for culture and art. Many unique exhibits are featured at the location. See amazing paintings of royalty in period garments to get a feel for fashion from centuries past. Travel and trade groups are offered as well as a free audio tour.
The Radha Krishna Temple, also known as ISKCON London, is a vibrant place full of culture and educational opportunities. Explore the world of Vaishnava and find spiritual bliss. The facility also hosts a variety of courses and events including acting classes, Samskaras seminars, and monthly Sankirtan sprints.Check the ISKCON schedule to see what's on when you visit.
The Royal Academy of Arts is a privately-funded independent institution that strives to encourage the appreciation of visual arts. Visitors can learn more as they explore exhibits and listen to or participate in discussions. The Royal Academy was founded in 1768 by a group of prominent architects and artists. Today it continues to thrive as an important destination for art enthusiasts and history buffs.
Apsley House, which is also known as Number One, London, is a famous townhouse of the Dukes of Wellington. Found at Hyde Park Corner, this handsome building is currently managed by the English Heritage group. The interior now houses a museum and art gallery as well as part time living quarters for the 8th Duke of Wellington.
The popular British Library contains an impressive collection of knowledge from all over the world. Visitors can see an excitingly diverse gathering of artefacts, information and exhibits. Plan a tour and learn more about art, architecture, business, law, design, fashion, literature, science, technology, medicine and social sciences throughout the centuries.
The UCL geology collection features an impressive selection of amazing pieces. More than 100,000 specimens are included which represent fossils, minerals and rocks. The collection features a well-rounded variety of items, including works of art, artefacts, books and much more. The University College of London is one of the best places to learn about geology past and present.
The Grant Museum of Zoology is a fascinating place full of knowledge and unique exhibits. Whether you love animals or want to learn more about the history of the planet, the Grant Museum has a lot to offer. The collection includes approximately 67,000 specimens which span the entire Animal Kingdom.
The National Army Museum is a must-see for history and military buffs in London. The permanent galleries cover centuries of the British Army, going as far back as the 1700s with additional galleries showcasing art from 1630 to 2000. Special galleries are also offered throughout the year so every visit has something new and exciting to offer!
The Arsenal Museum can be found inside Emirates Stadium. Visitors can take a fascinating journey through sports history while exploring a collection of memorabilia. See Charlie George's 1971 FA Final Cup shirt or admire a pair of boots worn by Michael Thomas from Anfield 89. Learn about important games and the people who became a part of rugby history!
The Bomber Command Memorial is an elegant structure in Green Park close to Hyde Park Corner. This important landmark is a must-see for military and history buffs as well as those who served or are currently serving. With lifelike statuary, handsome engraved stone and deep meaning, this is one landmark everyone should take a moment to see.
The Chelsea Royal Hospital was created by King Charles II in 1682. The building was assigned to provide soldiers with a retirement home worthy of their service and valour. The location is one of the few in Britain that has provided over 300 years of unbroken service. Venue hire services are also available.
Blain/Southern is an exciting contemporary art gallery that was created in 2010. This unique facility presents a stunning and diverse selection of pieces created by some of the most talented artists and featuring a variety of media. See everything from paint on canvas to Analog pieces that showcase kinetic works and much more!
The Wellcome Collection is intended for the "incurably curious." This unique London landmark covers a lot of ground with artefacts and exhibits that span medicine, art and life from the past, present and future. Contemporary and historic themes are presented to create a truly original experience for all who explore the Wellcome Collection!
The Saatchi Gallery is a contemporary art venue in London. The gallery was opened in 1985 by Charles Saatchi. The gallery has evolved over the years, each period displaying a very distinct style and personality. British art has been significantly influenced by the many fascinating pieces found at the Saatchi Gallery.
The Holy Trinity and St. Saviour's in Upper Chelsea is a breathtaking church that provides a tranquil place for worship and reflection. Morning and evening prayer is held daily along with weekly services, bible study, Said Eucharist and other important religious gatherings. Travellers are welcome to stop by or check the church events calendar to see what's coming up.
Chelsea, London is a well-known, affluent neighbourhood along the river Thames. This region is often associated with the "Swingin' Sixties" because King's Road runs through it. Chelsea is still very busy today and has a lot to offer visitors. Explore the many designer shops which feature names like Gap, Tiffany & Co., Prada, Louis Vuitton and Gucci.
The British Dental Association Museum invites visitors to learn more about oral health care throughout the ages. This fascinating and unique collection includes approximately 30,000 items. See tools used for tooth cleaning, surgery, anaesthesia, orthodontics, prosthetics, diagnosis, conservation and extraction. Everything from dental equipment to anatomical models and a Mayan tooth!
The Wallace Collection contains 25 breathtaking galleries of the finest French 18th century paintings, porcelain pieces and furnishings. This amazing landmark is housed in London within a historic townhouse. See some of the world's most beautiful works of art and explore the world class armoury. Go back in time with the skilled brush strokes and fine artefacts found at the Wallace Collection!
The not-for-profit Forge Music and Arts Venue has been welcoming creative minds since 2009. The facility offers natural acoustics that's perfect for live musical performances. The stage sees a variety of acts and events including rehearsals, concerts, recordings and arts-based activities. Stop by and see what's going on then stay and enjoy a meal at the Foundry Bar and Restaurant!
The Victoria and Albert Museum in London is home to the largest of its kind in the world. The diverse decorative arts and design permanent collection encompasses more than 4.5 million items. The museum was established in 1852 and was named for Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. The facility includes two on-site cafes as well as the Sackler Centre lunchroom for those who bring packed lunches.
Since 1978, the Gagliardi Gallery has presented an impressive collection of contemporary art. This important London attraction has served many clients, including business people, Sheikhs and princes. There is a love of art that is found throughout the organisation, which is why all pieces are celebrated and appreciated, even those that cost less than £500.
The Science Museum in London presents a fascinating collection of information, facts and exhibits. Captivate your curious mind by exploring many popular topics, ranging from health and medicine to art and the universe. Many areas feature interactive components so visitors can get involved while learning more about the world around them.
The Winbledon Lawn Tennis Museum is the largest of its kind in the entire world. This fascinating landmark is a must-see for sports fans. It was inaugurated at the Championships centenary celebration in 1977. The museum currently houses an array of captivating artefacts and exhibits that date as far back as 1555.
The Roundhouse has survived through a unique, interesting history that began in 1846 as a repair shed for steam engines. Today the venue is recognised as a cultural landmark and heritage site. The main entrance is available daily with different opening hours on performance days. An on-site bar and dining room is also available.
The Thackeray Gallery is one of London's most renowned landmarks. The collection was founded in 1968 and works with living British artists. Creativity is nurtured in young, up-and-coming artist. So far, many highly regarded people got their start at the gallery, including Joanna Carrington, Sir Kyffin Williams RA and Alberto Morrocco OBE RSA RSW.
The handsome Southside House is located along Wimbledon Common. This 17th century landmark was originally constructed for Robert Pennington. The home currently contains furniture and decor from the period. Tours are offered however availability may vary. Visitors should check with staff to obtain the current schedule prior to stopping by.
The Lauderdale House was constructed in 1582. Today the landmark offers both a gorgeous view of Waterlow Park as well as a unique experience for those interested in arts and education. More than 65,000 individuals visit each year to participate in events, exhibitions, programmes and classes. Travellers can check the upcoming schedule to see what's on during their stay.
The historic Sambourne Family House was home to Punch magazine cartoonist Edward Linley Sambourne and his wife Marion. This important landmark has been fully restored to recreate the look and atmosphere of 1899. Discover new interiors with classic beauty and learn more about the building's history and those who lived there. The collections include photographs, drawings, costume and paintings.
Highgate Cemetery is the final resting place for more than 170,000 people. The grounds contain 53,000 graves, including a few famous names. The East Cemetery includes the world-famous monument that marks the grave of Karl Marx. The West Cemetery features Victorian atmosphere and can be seen by guided tour only.
Abbey Road Studios found at 3 Abbey Road in Westminster was founded in 1931. It is often associated with the many world-known musicians from the 1960s including Pink Floyd and the Beatles. Today the business continues producing music with recording, mixing and mastering services. Visitors can see the building while artists can find a place to refine their music.
The Leighton House Museum claims to be the place where "east meets west." This captivating museum remains in honour of Frederick Leighton, the first Baron Leighton PRA. He only held his position for one day because of an untimely death. His Holland Park home was converted into the current Leighton House Museum.
All Saints Church is located in the centre of the town, and a church has stood on this site for more than eight hundred years. The current church dates to the 13th century and still serves as a place of spiritual guidance, worship, reflection and is an integral part of the community. They are a friendly and welcoming congregation and extend a warm welcome to all. This charming church still retains some original Norman features including the tower, the Norman font with its Tudor cover as well as the 15th century arcade found between the nave and the north aisle, other items of interest include a tablet dating to 1444, sanctuary lamp, altar and seafaring windows. They have regular services on a Sunday and Thursday, details are on their website. All Saints Church is of historic and spiritual importance here in Whitstable and serves the community well, it is a lovely place to visit to appreciate the peace and harmony it offers.
The Museum of Brands, Packaging and Advertising offers a unique collection that's both vibrant and rich in character. Explore product packaging and logos from the past, including Rimmel cosmetics from the 1890s, 1970s Chopper bikes and popular candy like KitKat and Mars bars from the 1930s. The collection features around 12,000 other unique items.
Riverside Studios are a historic part of London. Once serving as the historic home of the BBC and Triumph Films, the landmark became popular during the 1970s and 1980s for its exciting list of performances. The organisation continues to impress audiences with a wide range of engaging entertainment that is built on its unique historic foundation.
