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Saint Brigid's day is celebrated at the start of February in Ireland, and the first Monday of the month has been a bank ...
02/02/2026

Saint Brigid's day is celebrated at the start of February in Ireland, and the first Monday of the month has been a bank holiday since 2023. The 1st of February is also the date of Imbolc, a pre-Christian seasonal festival celebrating the start of spring, and in Kildare, where Brigid called home, there's a 5 day festival filled with music, art and culture which is worth checking out.

In the 2000 census, 24,500,000 Americans described their ancestry as wholly or partly English. George Washington, known ...
02/02/2026

In the 2000 census, 24,500,000 Americans described their ancestry as wholly or partly English. George Washington, known as the Father of America, had English ancestry. In a more recent census in Canada, close to 6.5 million people, around 20% of the population similarly claimed English lineage. Australia and New Zealand also have a large population of English descent. If you are interested in visiting England to explore your own family history, get in touch with our team today.

The majority of Wales’ gardens are located in the north but other beautiful gardens in the south of the country worth a ...
02/02/2026

The majority of Wales’ gardens are located in the north but other beautiful gardens in the south of the country worth a visit include Colby Woodland Gardens, Pembrokeshire, Newport, Dinefwr Park in Carmarthenshire ,and Tredegar House and Park. Tredegar House is surrounded by ancient trees, beautiful lakes and three exquisite mansion gardens – orchard, cedar and orangery.

While Scotland has some stunning landscapes to explore, discovering it's great rivers and lakes is also a perfect way to...
02/02/2026

While Scotland has some stunning landscapes to explore, discovering it's great rivers and lakes is also a perfect way to unwind. So during your Scottish adventure, you could consider doing some boating or kayaking to add a little something different to your trip.

When Irish brewing is mentioned, just one brand comes to mind; Guinness. So any tour to Ireland with a focus on brewing ...
02/02/2026

When Irish brewing is mentioned, just one brand comes to mind; Guinness. So any tour to Ireland with a focus on brewing is going to begin with a visit to the Guinness Storehouse.

If you are a garden enthusiast and interested in exploring outside of London during your time in England, you'll find a ...
11/01/2026

If you are a garden enthusiast and interested in exploring outside of London during your time in England, you'll find a amazing and exciting garden at the Eden Project, Cornwall. The focus of the complex consists of two enclosures made up of adjoining domes. The largest enclosure simulates a rainforest environment and the second, a Mediterranean environment. Other gardens worth a visit include Sizergh, near the Lake district, Sissinghurst Castle in Kent, and in Gloucestershire‬, Hidcote Manor Garden.

Wales has almost 200 golf courses including 23 links courses, many of which are located in National Parks and scattered ...
11/01/2026

Wales has almost 200 golf courses including 23 links courses, many of which are located in National Parks and scattered along the beautiful Wales Coast Path. The links courses are some of the best in the UK and given the small size of the country, it is possible to play golf in all the main golfing regions in Wales during a week’s stay.

Renowned Scottish novels include classics such as Treasure Island and Waverley, and more modern works such as The Wasp F...
11/01/2026

Renowned Scottish novels include classics such as Treasure Island and Waverley, and more modern works such as The Wasp Factory and Trainspotting. And the poetry of Robert Burns is known the world over, probably most famously for Auld Lang Syne. Edinburgh is the heart of Scotlands literary tradition, was the first UNESCO City of Literature and hosts the worlds largest book festival each August. Be sure to make a trip to it’s Writers’ Museum which encapsulates the lives of three important figures in Scottish Literature – Robert Burns, Sir Walter Scott and Robert Louis Stevenson.

If you'd like to stay in some beautiful castles during your time in Ireland, the stunning Ashford castle offer luxurious...
11/01/2026

If you'd like to stay in some beautiful castles during your time in Ireland, the stunning Ashford castle offer luxurious 5 star accommodation. For an island escape, let us book you a stay in Waterford Castle which was owned by the Fitzgerald family for hundreds of years. Kinnitty Castle in County Offaly also offer wonderful accommodation on a castle site which dates back to the 13th Century. Rumours of ghosts in some of Kinnitty's rooms might but off some guests, but add a little excitement to the stay for others.

Happy New Year. Wishing you a 2026 full of incredible travel experiences.
02/01/2026

Happy New Year. Wishing you a 2026 full of incredible travel experiences.

Hogmanay is the Scottish word for the last day of the year or New Year’s Eve and is regarded as the most important Scott...
31/12/2025

Hogmanay is the Scottish word for the last day of the year or New Year’s Eve and is regarded as the most important Scottish holiday. For hundreds of years Christmas was essentially banned in Scotland, so until the mid 1900s many Scots worked through Christmas and celebrated their holiday at New Year. Edinburgh's Hogmanay Street Party, which began in the 1990's, is now famous around the world, with visitors travelling from around Scotland and the world to take in the celebrations.

The Mari Lwyd is a unique Welsh tradition which sees the horse-figure of the Mari Lwyd (meaning 'Grey Mare') carried doo...
27/12/2025

The Mari Lwyd is a unique Welsh tradition which sees the horse-figure of the Mari Lwyd (meaning 'Grey Mare') carried door to door by wassail-singing groups during the Christmas season. It is thought to bring good luck and festive cheer, and is linked to Celtic folklore, and the first written record of the tradition was in 1800.

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