Birmingham

Today’s gardeners and designers throw around the term “garden room,” but you don’t know garden rooms until you’ve seen Hidcote Manor. This National...

Once protected by a huge lake retained by a fortified dam, Kenilworth withstood a very long siege by Henry III in 1266. The outer wall retains three...

While it may be in England, Birmingham has a distinctly German atmosphere during the Christmas season. In fact, its holiday market is even called the...

The 39 Steps (Dir: Don Sharp, 1978) Most of Hitchcock’s original was shot on a sound stage and in the Lime Grove Studios at Shepherds Bush, the big...

Tamworth is a classic Norman castle, complete with huge ditch, shell-shaped keep and flanking tower. A number of well-preserved Tudor and Jacobean...

"Top-notch hotel, stylish contemporary rooms, pretty 17th-century house, ravishing market town"

"Converted eye hospital with plenty of style and buzzy city-centre atmosphere"

Featured on television by ‘Most Haunted’ the Station Hotel holds many dark secrets, particularly in the cellars. The story tells of a hotel manager...

Warwick Castle, on the River Avon, has roots dating back to 914 and Alfred the Great's ongoing problems with pesky Danes. Generations of the Beauchamp...

If the thought of Stratford makes “thou sleep’st so sound”, a visit to Shakespeare’s old haunts may not necessarily spur the poetic tempest inside you...

Chivalry, pageantry and medieval sportsmanship are not as absent from modern life as we might expect, for the Warwickshire countryside is home to the...

Europe's first inverted roller coaster, the world's first vertical drop roller coaster, and the world's first flying roller coaster all reside at...

It's hard to imagine closer attention to detail in the seven delightful bedrooms, full of fresh flowers from the lovely garden, pretty fabrics and...

17Th Century property with Restaurant, Bar and Brasserie nestling in the Cotswold Hills. The ...