England is the perfect destination for history-lovers, with hundreds of historical tours to choose from. From prehistoric ruins like Stonehenge, to the Georgian resort of Bath, to the secret tunnels from World War 2 in Dover Castle, there are so many historic sites to explore. Here, we offer our personal picks for the top 10

Coming with us on one of our amazing day trips? Whether you’ve already booked or you’re still deciding where to go, it’s important to consider what to take with you in your backpack on your big day out. To give you a helping hand, we have put together this guide of what to take on

One of the best English things you can do during your time here is to have a cream-tea. This traditional English sweet treat is typically eaten in the summer, although it is so delicious that many people enjoy it all year round. Read on to find out more about cream teas and how to eat

Tucked away in the back streets of Oxford is the Turf Tavern, a tiny pub with a huge story. It’s the smallest, yet arguably the most famous pub in Oxford, and well worth ducking into for a pint during your time in this historic city. Read on to find out what made the Turf Tavern

The Stonehenge visitor centre no longer provides headsets on the site so it is advised you bring your own headset. However you can download the English Heritage Stonehenge Audio Guide on your phone. For Apple / IOS users visit the link: For Android users Currently audio guides are available in the following languages: English French

Everyone’s heard the old proverb ‘when in Rome do as the Romans do’, so when in England do as the English do, and what we like to do is stuff our faces with food and drink! There are local favourites to try in every county you cross into, and one region in particular has a