Top royal attractions

Tales of witchcraft and crime await at the King’s northern castle – take a tour through its medieval Well Tower or explore its collection of heraldic shields.

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

Visit The Royal Mews from May until October to marvel at the State Coaches and the livery worn by Royal Coachmen.

The vibrant heart of the city, Royal Albert Dock is home to restaurants, museums, bars, shops and the Tate Liverpool art gallery.

This is the home of Britain’s biggest collection of weapons and armour – including Henry VIII’s battle outfit.

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

Enjoy a coastal walk, or set sail round the Isle of Wight.

More than 700 years old, Caernarfon Castle towers over the River Seiont in north Wales and hosts a ram-packed calendar of events beneath its turrets.

Explore the vast gardens of this regal house in rural England.

With over 125 miles (201km) of unspoilt coastline, Anglesey is an outdoor playground for watersports.

With their one-of-a-kind sports, these traditional Scottish tournaments are the ‘Olympics of the Highlands’.

Take a stroll on the famous Long Walk, or go deer spotting in the meadows and woodlands, all with great views of Windsor Castle.

The shops on Edinburgh’s famous thoroughfare offer authentic Scotch tweed, kilts, whiskies and local delicacies.

Love history? Follow in the footsteps of the Scottish Queen at this magnificent 16th-century towerhouse.

Experience the journey from Bosworth Battlefield to King Richard III's final resting place, discovered under a Leicester car park 527 years later.

Visit the much-loved Isle of Wight holiday home of Queen Victoria and see state and family rooms, her beach and glorious gardens.