This South Coast resort claims to be the sunniest place in the UK and that’s just one of the reasons it is such a hit with tourists – especially those who have dogs. The town is renowned for its Victorian architecture and its well-manicured seafront promenade runs for miles. There are scores of good places … More Ruff Guide to… Eastbourne
When you think of Cambridge, you probably think of its famous university – and while that’s one of the reasons why it attracts eight million visitors a year, there is much more to the city than its seat of learning. While Cambridge is packed full of history, it is also a very modern place – … More Ruff Guide to… Cambridge
Few cities have as much history and heritage as Lincoln. With a castle built by William the Conqueror and a cathedral that was once the tallest building in the world, it certainly has a past to be proud of. It’s a beautiful city too and whether your visit takes you to the Cornhill Quarter, historic … More Ruff Guide to… Lincoln
The history of Norwich dates back hundreds of years but the buzzing university city retains a youthful air. Whether you’ve come to explore the ancient Cathedral Quarter, eat and drink in the Golden Triangle or shop ’til you drop in the Lanes, you certainly won’t run out of things to do here. You can also … More Ruff Guide to… Norwich
From the imposing turrets of Conwy Castle to the majestic sweep of Llandudno’s Victorian promenade, there are some spectacular sights to be seen in North Wales. Conwy County is where Snowdonia meets the sea, so visitors can expect everything from sandy beaches to scenic walking trails – with lots of wildlife in between. The area … More Ruff Guide to… Conwy County
Stratford-upon-Avon is synonymous with William Shakespeare. Every year, literature lovers from around the world travel to see the birthplace of the Bard, making the Warwickshire town one of the most visited places in the UK. It has centuries of history to discover and plenty of stories just waiting to be told – and you can … More Ruff Guide to… Stratford-upon-Avon