An 18th-century beer house turned coaching inn, The Swan is a bustling and much-loved pub at the...
Handsome Castle Douglas is an 18th-century market town in the heart of one of Scotland’s most...
Whether feasting in the café, browsing for crafts and gifts or chatting to the butcher about the...
Just outside Edinburgh the 1,000-acre Dalkeith Country Park is a bucolic stop with something for...
You’ll find lusty, home-cooked food at The Edge, a café that's celebrating its first decade on...
You’re as likely to rub shoulders with narrowboaters as landlubbers at this countryside farm...
Starting out from humble beginnings – Tablehurst began as a social enterprise in the mid-90s –...
One of Somerset's best local food stores, Brockley started life 80 years ago as a roadside stall...
'To give up on gilded tea sets is to give up on life' could well be the motto of this delightful...
If you're in the area to visit the impressive land sculpture at Northumberlandia or the market...
Originally a fruit farm, Lathcoats has flourished in all directions and now has a free Animal...
Welbeck is a traditional, 15,000-acre estate in the heart of Sherwood Forest. The Farm Shop and...
The Queen's Head pub has been restored by the Lowther family, of Askham Hall, whose masterplan is...
The seaside 'Artists' Town' of Kirkcudbright (kir-coo-bree) is the Solway coast's only working...
If you sense déjà vu on arrival in Blackness-on-Sea, your mind isn't playing tricks. You may well...
Earthlings and would-be astronauts pull in here to be wowed by the enormous, 90m-high Lovell...
In the historic market town of Howden, the Dickensian windows of That Tea Room set the scene for...
Squerryes' family motto means 'it's permitted to be joyful'. Joy isn't merely permitted at this...
Walkers of the Hadrian’s Wall path often miss this little gem of a café as they track the Tyne...
Razz is one of life's colourful characters, as you'll gather on entering her friendly,...
The Lowlands are often overlooked but take some time to drop in to Kinross on your way through...
The Artisans' Collective in Barrs Yard is home to Garden Art Plus, a wine merchant, a florist,...
With baskets of frothy flowers at the windows and a stately Georgian entrance, the Crown and...
Cosy and inviting with iron windows, bare brick walls and wooden panelling, the café at the Emma...
The Tree House Café, overlooking Hopwood Park, is so much more than a quick stop-off. It's a...
A local landmark, The Speyside Centre peeps out of a pine forest in the Cairngorms. Once nearly...
Bruton, Somerset's arty enclave, is the perfect backdrop for At the Chapel. This converted...
Penrith stands on a route to Scotland that’s been strategically important since Roman times and...
Ironbridge Gorge, near Telford, is a UNESCO World Heritage site for its role in the Industrial...
Zoom up the A419 towards the Cotswold Lakes (haunt of watersporters and nature spotters) to find...
The counter at Two Magpies is heaped with irresistible goodies, enough to satisfy even the most...
The name for this charming tea room was inspired by the house’s connections with a local landlady...
