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Bask in a regal journey through time and taste with our comprehensive guide to the 50 best castle tours in the United Kingdom, now enhanced with our exclusive Saving Castles Regal Ranking. From the towering ramparts of Edinburgh Castle to the romantic ruins of Tintagel, this meticulously crafted guide offers a royal feast for history buffs and culinary enthusiasts alike. 2025 EDITION. Each castle entry includes: 🏰 A brief history and description of the castle 🏰 Key features and must-see attractions 🏰 Practical visiting information 🏰 Regal Ranking: Our expert assessment on a 10-crown scale Our innovative Saving Castles Regal Ranking evaluates each castle on six dimensions: Historical Significance Architectural Splendor Preservation Perfection Visitor Experience Landscape Majesty Accessibility Assurance The Overall Regal Ranking distills centuries of grandeur into one powerful score, guiding you to experiences that match your unique interests. Elevating your castle experience, our unique "Dining Near the Castle" section provides: ⭐ Restaurant name and location ⭐ Distance from the castle ⭐ Type of cuisine offered ⭐ A standout dish or local specialty to try ⭐ Google rating ⭐ Price range ⭐ An insider tip or interesting fact about the establishment Don't just visit castles – experience them with the Saving Castles Regal Ranking. Let this guide transform your UK adventure into a trek through time, beauty, and unparalleled grandeur, complete with culinary delights fit for royalty.

London is an incredible city with so much history to see within easy access of the Underground train system. After a slight learning curve (those gates close quick! If traveling with kids or baggagemake sure you use the wider family gate) the tube and bus system is extremely easy to navigate. This guide includes 3 very full days of sightseeing followed by 3 days of Formula 1, but they could easily be spread out across a longer time period for a more relaxed trip. This guide is especially for families that might be traveling to the British Grand Prix. London is a good jumping off point, although the daily commute from London is long, it is doable. If you will be doing the commute I recommend finding accommodations near Marylebone due to the nearly direct train to Bansbury where a shuttle takes you to the track. And for anyone with food allergies, we found the restaurants to be exceedingly proficient about handling allergies. The ones we ate at are listed within. This guide includes: -3 hotel recommendations -12 restaurant recommendations -17 historical and local must see destinations

Dearest Gentle Reader, It is with the greatest pleasure that I invite you on an enchanting journey through the most sparkling locales that our beloved England has to offer. Prepare yourself for a tour de force that shall transport you into the very heart of the Regency (and Victorian) era, an experience meticulously curated to delight and dazzle even the most discerning of travelers. Our grand adventure commences with a two-day guide galavanting through the illustrious city of London. There you shall meander through the hallowed halls, lush gardens, royal palaces, and more, much akin to the grand ballrooms and picturesque parks that set the stage for many a dramatic encounter. From there, we shall whisk you away to the quaint yet opulent city of Bath. Here, you will bask in the elegance of the Roman Baths and promenade through the grandiose Assembly Rooms, where one might imagine the whispers of courtship and intrigue still linger in the air. Next, the venerable seat of academia, Oxford, awaits your presence. You shall wander its cobblestone streets and explore its ancient colleges, each corner offering a glimpse into the storied past and romantic escapades worthy of our beloved series. As part of your visit, we will provide exclusive entry into an Oxford Ball, a soiree where you shall need your finest attire to mingle with the crème de la crème of society. Our journey shall culminate in the idyllic Cotswolds, a tapestry of rolling hills and charming villages that promise an immersion in bucolic splendor. You shall visit the acclaimed Blenheim Palace and take in the serene beauty of the English countryside, feeling every bit the lord or lady of the manor. With every step, you will trace the footsteps of our most beloved characters, visiting the very places where their stories unfolded. This is no ordinary excursion, but rather an invitation to live out your own Bridgerton fantasy, complete with all the opulence and elegance that befits a member of the ton. Yours most sincerely, Lady Whistledown ~ Itinerary at a glance: Day 1 - West London: Palaces, Shopping, & High Tea Day 2 - East London: Greenwich, Shopping & Craft Cocktails Day 3 - Bath Day Trip Day 4 - Oxford Tour & an Oxford Ball Day 5 - Blenheim Palace & The Cotswolds Also included: *Bridgerton filming locations and real-life inspirations from Bridgerton Seasons 1-3 (no spoilers for Season 3) and the Queen Charlotte prequel *Insider knowledge on how to attend exclusive Oxford Balls (from an Oxford alumnus) *Bridgerton themed recommendations for hotels, restaurants, tea cafes shops, stores, bars, and more! *UK travel tips from former UK residents ------------ This guide contains lesson's learned from our time living in Oxford and frequent travels around England. The Oxford Colleges can be confusing to navigate and we hope our insights as students & residents of Oxford are helpful! Also there was a learning curve for us in navigating the UK so, we filled this with tips that will hopefully be useful for first-time tourists. We trust you shall savour your sojourn in the countryside! We have it on good-authority that it will be the talk of society.

From London to Bath and from York to Brighton, this guide covers 55 locations across England where the Bridgerton television series was filmed. Season 3 and Queen Charlotte locations also updated and included!

Having run the London Marathon in 2023 and paired it with a birthday trip for my husband and I, I have some tips and plans you can follow to plan your days wisely. Whether you are running the London Marathon or you just enjoy seeing everything on foot I hope this is helpful!

Welcome to London! Travelling with a kid can be tricky, but I'm here to help! I have created a one-week guide for my brother and his family, and I hope you will find it useful as well. But in any case, this itinerary is ideal for couples and families traveling without children. 💡This guide is divided into sections by neighbourhood to showcase some of my favourite full-day walks around the city. Each walk is a delightful adventure, carefully curated to include at least one stop your child will love. Whether it's a museum, zoo, hot chocolate cafe, or a park, there's something for everyone to enjoy. 🏠 If you need my help finding apartments based on your requirements, write to me. I have rented more than 70 apartments on Airbnb and have recommended a huge number to my friends. 🤹At the end of the itinerary you can find extra entertainment for your children. ❌My restaurant recommendations are not strictly created for families with children, as all have their own preferences regarding food. 🚲This guide focuses on walking routes, but you can also use rental bikes (Santander, Lime, or Voi), buses, or the underground (tube) to get around. You can pay for public transport with a contactless card or phone or ride-sharing services like Uber or taxis.

Keeping families in mind, I designed this 7-day schedule for London, being careful not to jam too much into each day as you rush from attraction to attraction. Believe me, you can easily spend every minute of the day in London and still not see everything. I've attempted to strike a balance between touring and relaxation, as most youngsters will find it unpleasant, and have included the must-see landmarks that will interest families with kids of all ages.