5 days in the south west of England and south Wales

Spanning the beautiful Avon Gorge, this is one of the world’s most architecturally ambitious bridges – a true work of art.

On a paddleboard, you’ll witness the nature, beauty and relaxed pace of life on Bristol’s waterways.

From dinosaur skeletons to local inventions, this museum puts one billion years of wonder at your fingertips.

Ever fancied giving graffiti a go? Create your own tag at Bristol’s Graft workshop.

This up-and-coming shopping, dining and entertainment quarter has breathed new life into Bristol’s waterfront.

Take to the waves for some serious surfing at Bristol’s innovative inland wake.

Britain’s only natural thermal spa, located in the historic city of Bath, offers the ultimate in relaxation.

Tour the original Roman Baths and discover fascinating archaeological finds from pre-Roman and Roman Britain.

Explore fashionable life in 18th century Georgian Bath at this restored town-house museum, which had a starring role in Bridgerton.

History meets Hollywood on this filming locations walking tour, packed with behind-the-scenes gossip.

Breakfast, brunch and afternoon tea are accompanied by live piano music, and beautiful Georgian architecture.

This former monastery is one of Bath’s most magnificent monuments, with amazing views from its tower.

Dating back to 1796, this Georgian marvel is a highlight of city tours and boat trips.

Britain’s greatest palace is in the Cotswolds – the magnificent Blenheim Palace, birthplace of Winston Churchill.

Take one of Britain’s most beautiful walks, on the Cotswold Way National Trail, from Chipping Campden to Bath.

With its honey-coloured stone houses and ambling river, this village is a true Cotswolds beauty.

Stepping into William Morris’ home, you’ll be blown away by its incredible colours, patterns and designs.

For countryside walks, friendly local pubs and boutique hotels, you’ve come to the right place.

This magnificent cathedral offers guided tours, discovery trails and breathtaking live concerts.

Though it has 2,000 years of history to discover, Cardiff Castle is also bang up to date – hosting festivals and events galore.

Calling all sports lovers! Head to the ‘home of Welsh rugby’ to watch sporting spectacles, live concerts and more.

Pause for a moment at this tranquil wildlife sanctuary, a haven for birds and marine life.

These ‘secret’ streets feature unique boutiques, artisan cafes and even a vintage video game arcade.

Make a splash at this Olympic standard, family-friendly white-water rafting centre in Cardiff Bay.

This vast park once formed the grounds of Cardiff Castle – and now hosts nature walks and seasonal events.