Heritage
Autumn brings Native American events to Oklahoma
As the mild temperatures of autumn’s Indian Summer descend upon Oklahoma, the state’s renowned American Indian heritage is brought to life every year with a variety of Native American festivals, events and powwows.
Remember, remember the 5th of November
Whether you're eager to learn the history behind Guy Fawkes and his failed gunpowder plot or you just want to indulge in toffee apples and treacle whilst watching the sky sparkle, VisitEngland has chosen the top events around the country to guarantee your bonfire night goes off with a bang!
Churches with great stories to tell
The Isle of Wight can lay claim to having some of the UK's most interesting and historic churches - all of them within a maximum of 23 miles of one another - and ferry operator Wightlink has chosen to spotlight 14 of these in its newest themed booklet.
Charmouth - Perfect for an autumn break
For couples and families considering an autumn break or looking to book a holiday for 2013, the pretty, unspoilt Dorset coastal village of Charmouth is the perfect choice.
Take inspiration from Downton Abbey with an historical retreat
With Downton Abbey hitting our screens in less than a month, a love of historical estates is set to spike within the British public. Ellenborough Park, a 16th century country house hotel in the heart of the Cotswolds offers the grandeur and luxury so often explored within this critically acclaimed series.
A voyage for “Pickle” to relish
From mid-September, the glamorous superyachts at Gibraltar’s Ocean Village will have some competition on their hands in the shape of HMS Pickle. The 73ft twin-masted tall ship, an exact replica of the 1799-built original, will become a permanent fixture and tourist attraction for the marina.
Warwickshire heritage attraction proves popular with visitors
‘Chedham’s Yard’, the BBC Restoration winning site located in the village of Wellesbourne in Warwickshire is proving to be popular with visitors, old and young alike.
Discover ancient Mallorca
Go beyond Mallorca’s beaches and visitors will discover the island’s fascinating history, Moorish past, ancient architecture including castles and monasteries, plus centuries-old farmhouses and character properties to stay in.
Escape to Pembrokeshire for an autumn break
Pembrokeshire's unspoilt landscapes, towns and villages will enthral those who take a holiday in this far corner of south West Wales during the autumn.
Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Festival
The Ironbridge Gorge will be celebrating its special status as a World Heritage Site in September with a packed programme of free activities.
Ernest Hemingway and Florida Keys
Had it not been for a tardy delivery of a car, Ernest Hemingway's 10-year love affair with Key West might never have happened.
New ‘Spice Trails of Kerala’ holiday embraces authentic India
Experience ‘authentic Southern India’ on this – new for 2013 – guided walking and touring Spice Trails of Kerala holiday which takes in the rich and colourful culture and heritage of the less-visited northern region of Kerala and its neighbouring state of Karnakata courtesy of HF Holidays, the UK’s largest walking holiday organisation.
Wine Country beyond grapes
Sonoma Wine Country is famous for world-class wines and some of the best food in America. But winegrapes are only six percent of the total area of this diverse region that famed horticulturalist Luther Burbank called "the chosen spot of all this earth, as far as Nature is concerned."
Take a trip through the ages in Guernsey
From Neolithic remains to Second World War sites, the Channel Island of Guernsey is a treasure trove for visitors who love heritage.
Malaysia - A culture vulture's paradise
Malaysia is a multi-cultural society, heavily influenced by the ancient Malay culture and the cultures of Malaysia's two most prominent trading partners – China and India.