England Family-Friendly Sightseeing, Attractions & Activities

largest, best-preserved of several mysterious tunnels associated with Iron Age settlements, thought to date from 5th or 4th century BC

the most remarkable Roman remains in the country, a real insight into Roman military life and discover the past behind the archaeological remains

remains of 2,000 year-old settlement with traceable village street and houses, with an underground passage, known as a 'fogou'

fairytale fortress ruins are all that remain after the castle was destroyed by Parliamentarians in the 17th Century with stunning views of the coast

a romantic fairy tale castle with an intriguing past with a rare, original port culls in the gatehouse

in a wooded Cotswold setting with beautiful mosaics and two bath houses with audio guides and Roman themed, children's activities

discover surprisingly cosy homes carved into the rock. Walk across Kinver Edge, buzzing with wildlife. Quirky tea room inside a rock house

with excavated remains and stunning reconstructions of original buildings and roman artefacts combine to give a unique insight the Romans in Britain during the second to fifth Century

Ashford Borough Museum, housed in a 17th-century building, presents Ashford's rich history through engaging exhibits spanning from the Roman era to modern times.

local museum in converted church with displays covering local family histories, trades and schools

the largest Roman fort in County Durham. A small part has been excavated and is open to visit. Explore the remains of a Roman bath house with its amazing under floor heating system

museum of Bridport's local history with events and interactive displays suitable for all ages.