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Visit this 19th-century seaside ‘pleasure palace’ in the heart of Brighton to discover its colourful history.

Peaceful Hove Lagoon is perfect for paddleboarding – or switch it up with a wakeboarding lesson.

Led by local foodies, these walking tours reveal the sizzling spots you won’t find in a guidebook.

For a scenic ride along the seafront, take this open-air train: it has been running for over 135 years.

What could be cooler than gliding along Brighton’s breezy beachfront on your roller blades?

Step aboard the world’s first great luxury liner, and discover the ship that changed the world.

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

Step into ‘the world’s first amazement park’ – a place unlike anywhere you’ve ever been before.

Dip your toe into Bristol’s history at this beautifully restored bathhouse, luxury spa and restaurant.

From the UK’s only 3D planetarium to mind-blowing experiments, this family-friendly museum is inspiring the next generation of scientists.

Try your hand as a brewer with the experience days of this Exeter-based microbrewery, all ending with a much-needed pint!

Your one-stop shop for all things creative arts, catch live music to films, comedy shows and on-stage performances.

Collections galore – find global artefacts, contemporary art and more at this art gallery and museum that celebrates the creative arts.

Where history and nature meet – uncover the Romans and Saxons as you explore the blooming gardens.

Hop on a Puffin Water Taxi to this hidden cafe that's only accessible by boat.

One of London’s eight royal parks, this wildlife-filled nature reserve is a haven for solitude-seekers.

Connect with nature at London’s 300-acre Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, founded by King George III’s mother in 1759.

Once the home of King Henry VIII, it now hosts vibrant festivals, outdoor movies, historic tours – and the odd ghost.

A one-stop destination for shopping, food and drink, entertainment and views over the River Thames.

Five-star dining, live performance and craft cocktails. Step into an unforgettable immersive experience by master world-builders.

MediaCity is an iconic waterside destination located just outside of the city centre.

From opera to musicals, theatre to comedy, The Lowry is a creative space for all.

From the First World War to the present day, Imperial War Museum North tells over a century of stories from Britain’s conflicts.

From pros to absolute beginners, there's room for everyone on the slopes at Chill Factore.

Set in 300 acres of County Durham's countryside, this ‘living history’ museum recreates English life in the 1820s, 1900s, 1940s and 1950s.

Designed by artist Antony Gormley, this epic sculpture is thought to be the largest angel artwork in the world.

Marvel at the fine examples of gothic and Norman architecture at Durham Cathedral and Castle, both of which boast UNESCO World Heritage Site status.

Journey through Viking past and discover what life was like in 10th-century York.

Marvel at one of Britain’s most majestic cathedrals, medieval masterpiece York Minster.

Walk around York’s famous Shambles, the medieval shopping street that looks like it’s straight out of Harry Potter.

From steam locomotives to the dawn of diesel, interactive family-fun and more, discover how the railways shaped modern Britain.

With 10 live-action shows, professional storytellers and atmospheric sets, this is like travelling through time.

Love Kinky Boots? See the film’s famous thigh-highs. Raft down the River Nene, experience Market Square and visit the only house designed by Rennie Macintosh.

Take an epic lap around the Stowe Circuit, as seen in the upcoming F1 movie starring Brad Pitt, then step into motorsport history in the Silverstone Museum.

From driver experiences to cream tea specials, there’s plenty to enjoy on the Northampton and Lamport Railway.

This sea-breezy city has a proud industrial heritage to discover.