Walking & Cycling Guide

the Scottish home of the British Royal Family since Queen Victoria's time, with major Scottish works of art, and surrounded by extensive gardens

Enjoy a new, interactive visitor experience in the castle, including a Victorian arcade and extensive gardens and woodland

stately home, architectural masterpiece, housing an outstanding art collection and stunning interiors, set in 1000 acres of parkland and featured in Brideshead Revisited and Victoria

childhood home of the Queen Mother and legendary setting for Shakespeare's 'Macbeth' with sumptuous furnishings and extensive grounds

situated outdoors on the banks of the Seine, this unremarkable collection was founded in 1980 and is devoted to modern sculpture, mainly of the period since World War II

covering 25 acres with a long, rectangular ornamental pool, bordered by stone and bronze-gilt statues with the Eiffel Tower close by.

stunning scenery and natural beauty at Cornwall's most westerly point with cliff top walks, the First & Last House, famous signpost

200 acres of world-renowned 19th century gardens, now restored after decades of neglect, offering secret corners and stunning displays

there is much to see here including the architecturally stunning Abbey, the famous cloisters with double row of delicately carved pillars, the 13th century dining hall and one of the oldest rooms, the underground Lady Chapel

hailed as a quintesssentially, English garden, this 'Great Garden of the World' boasts over 2000 different roses and over 1/4 million tulips, all set beside the 12th Century Abbey Church in the centre of Malmesbury

world famous, global garden where visitors learn about plants and nature, with hands on exhibits and regular events

magnificent coastal scenery and wildlife, archaeology, geology in the Special Area of Conservation along the Heritage Coast

with nature and archeological trails, fishing, sailing and children's adventure playground, there is plenty here to keep the family occupied

a major tourist development with various family friendly visitor attractions, outdoor activities and boat trips

overlooking the bitterly contested Omaha Beach, the endless rows of crosses and Stars of David seem to be endless. There is a very good Visitor Centre, this is one of the largest American war cemeteries in Europe

some of the most creatively inspiring and innovative gardens to visit in the UK. Each garden has its own distinctive character dotted with beautiful structures and unique sculptures and including a wildflower meadow and kitchen garden

with up to the minute information about the weather forecasts and specific advice on climbing Ben Nevis and guides for local walks

miles of trails in this mixed woodland, popular with dog walkers, cyclists and horse riders with stunning viewpoints, picnic and BBQ areas

with displays showing the development from a Norman fortification to an Elizabethan country house, a working tidal mill and family picnic areas

with imposing, round, entrance towers filled with treasures including, a medieval dining room, a vast library and a grand salon filled with Sévres porcelain, Gobelins tapestries and an astronomical clock. Musée de Poupées also sited here.