While it can be fun to explore on your own, sometimes a tour can be a welcome change. But if the thought of being on a cramped coach with 50 other people and subject to a strictly timed schedule doesn’t…

While it can be fun to explore on your own, sometimes a tour can be a welcome change. But if the thought of being on a cramped coach with 50 other people and subject to a strictly timed schedule doesn’t…
Britain packs a lot of vastly different scenery within its relatively small borders, from coastal shores to mountain peaks, thick forests to open pasture land. In this post, we give you ten options for scenic drives that explore various corners…
It’s that time of year again – bells, glitter, carols, mince pies…. Yes, Christmas is coming, and wherever you happen to be in the UK, there are plenty of festive events nearby. Below are ten of the many Christmas markets…
With more than 700 varieties of British cheese, a cheese lover has almost two years of new product to sample every day. And by the time they’re finished, there’ll be new varieties to try. In short, Britain is a paradise…
As people enjoy these lazy days of summer, British Food and Travel is thinking of sand between our toes and wading through rockpools in search of crabs and starfish. Britons are spoiled for choice with so many miles and miles…
In an upcoming series, we’ll be exploring the National Parks of Great Britain. But since we have recently celebrated St. Patrick’s Day, it seems only right to start by drawing attention to the one part of the UK that does…
In honour of St. Patrick’s Day later this week, there will be various celebrations in Irish communities around the world, and various forms of “Irish food”. From green beer and yes, I’ve even been served green orange juice before (!)…