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Eagle Heights Birds of Prey Centre
Eagle Heights Birds of Prey Centre is home to around 150 birds including Tawny and Golden eagles, Peregrine falcons, an Andean condor and owls. Visitors can watch flying demonstrations and…
Sandown's Isle of Wight Zoo is best known for its work with exotic cats - it's the location for ITV's fly-on-the-wall documentary Tiger Island. Among other residents are Madagascan Lemurs…
Step into Charles Darwin's slippers and explore Down House, in which he wrote and researched his revolutionary On The Origin of Species series. Watch bees building their honeycomb or pace his…
If you're lucky, from February to December you might see dolphins, porpoises, whales and seals in the Moray Firth, with some help from the Moray Firth WDCS Wildlife Centre. Boat trips are one…
Take a steam train ride on the Spa Valley Railway. Visit High Rocks, a series of sandstone rocks once used as a stone age camp, or Groombridge Place's Gardens & Enchanted Forest. Trips run at…
The Farne Islands are a little-known National Nature Reserve where visitors can see puffins, Atlantic seals and rare and beautiful seabirds.
Buckfastleigh Butterflies and Dartmoor Otter Sanctuary
At Buckfastleigh's Steam and Leisure Park, near Totnes, the butterflies' natural habitat has been reconstructed using high temperatures, humidity and tropical plants, and the antics of the…
The Lakeland Motor Museum in Holker Hall's shire-horse stables houses 30,000 motor items and includes full-sized replicas of Malcolm and Donald Campbell's speed record-breakers.
Groombridge Place Gardens & Enchanted Forest
Kiera Knightley and co filmed Pride and Prejudice in and around the untouched 17th-century moated Groombridge Place manor house. In spring, thousands of flowers carpet the Formal Gardens. The…
Eagle Heights Birds of Prey Centre
Eagle Heights Birds of Prey Centre is home to around 150 birds including Tawny and Golden eagles, Peregrine falcons, an Andean condor and owls. Visitors can watch flying demonstrations and…
Sandown's Isle of Wight Zoo is best known for its work with exotic cats - it's the location for ITV's fly-on-the-wall documentary Tiger Island. Among other residents are Madagascan Lemurs…
Step into Charles Darwin's slippers and explore Down House, in which he wrote and researched his revolutionary On The Origin of Species series. Watch bees building their honeycomb or pace his…
If you're lucky, from February to December you might see dolphins, porpoises, whales and seals in the Moray Firth, with some help from the Moray Firth WDCS Wildlife Centre. Boat trips are one…
Take a steam train ride on the Spa Valley Railway. Visit High Rocks, a series of sandstone rocks once used as a stone age camp, or Groombridge Place's Gardens & Enchanted Forest. Trips run at…
An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the rugged Mourne Mountains comprise beautiful forests, sandy beaches and 12 mountains, including Slieve Donard. At 850 metres high this is Northern…
One of Britain's newest national parks, Cairngorms National Park is the country's largest, totalling an impressive 3800 square kilometres of remote mountains and moors across Scotland's…
Established in the early 1990s, The Taff Trail offers walkers and cyclists the opportunity to enjoy the beautiful Welsh countryside at any time. The trail's canals, forest tracks and disused…
The Norfolk Broads are the UK's largest protected wetland and wildlife haven. Manmade in medieval times when locals dug the area for peat, they were later flooded and used by the Victorians…
Founded in 1951, the Lake District National Park encompasses 866 square miles (2292 square km) of Cumbria, within which are 14 major lakes and England's highest peaks. From ten-and-a-half mile…
Cairngorms National Park is Scotland's largest, covering 3800 square kilometres of the Highlands and Grampian regions. With mountains and glens, rivers and lochs, forest and moorland, it is a…
