by James Mortimer | Aug 20, 2026 | England, Food & Culture
English food has undergone somewhat of a renaissance over the past couple of decades, and today it’s a delicious blend of tradition, regional influence, and enough indulgence to make you loosen your belt a notch or two! So, bring your appetite – here are 12...
by James Mortimer | Aug 11, 2026 | England, Practical Tips, Trip Planning
Iconic sites that showcase centuries of extraordinary history England feels less like something you read about and more like something you walk through, around virtually every corner, down cobbled medieval alleys, across windswept hillsides, beneath vaulted cathedral...
by James Mortimer | Aug 11, 2026 | England, Trip Planning
Ask most first-time visitors what they picture when they imagine Stonehenge, and it is the view from the path: the full circle standing against a wide Salisbury Plain sky, with a respectful stretch of grass between you and the nearest sarsen. More than a million...
by James Mortimer | May 2, 2026 | England, Trip Planning
Beautiful rail trips worth taking England’s railway network evolved many decades ago primarily for industrial and commercial purposes rather than scenic tourism. Yet, certain routes are so magnificent that the journey itself becomes the destination. Over the...
by James Mortimer | Apr 27, 2026 | England
Highlights and first impressions you won’t want to miss Bath offers visitors far more than a pleasant day out, with stunning urban planning, architectural ambition, and hot mineral springs. Bath is one of England’s most visited cities and it really is...
by James Mortimer | Apr 1, 2026 | England
Tips for navigating the castle, grounds, and nearby attractions Windsor Castle is an actual working royal residence, and the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world. It is still regularly used by the monarchy after nearly 1,000 years. This creates a visiting...
