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Britain

January/February 2020
Magazine

Packed with 196-pages of the best attractions, days out, places to stay and food and drink destinations, the 2015 BRITAIN Guide is your definitive companion to getting the best out of your holiday. From forgotten medieval villages, to country houses within easy access of London and shopping areas for picking up quintessential gifts, you won’t want to leave home without it.

EDITOR'S LETTER

Britain

YOUR LETTERS • Write to us with your thoughts on the magazine and memories of Britain

Sherrill Kearney

STAR LETTER CAPITAL VERSE

The BULLETIN • Star-studded skies, the supreme Stuarts and remembering history’s unsung heroes

READING CORNER • Take inspiration for your British adventures from these great reads

History set in stone • A new film shines the spotlight on Dorset’s Jurassic Coast, one of Britain’s most captivating coastlines

THE PLANNER

PILGRIMS’ PROGRESS • 2020 marks the 400th anniversary of the epic voyage of the Mayflower. We delve into the early story of the pioneering Pilgrims

THE PLANNER

Wish you were here... • We look back at the changing style and uses of the postcard: a colourful industry that illustrates a social history of Britain like no other art form

NATIONAL TREASURE • As the National Trust, chief custodian of the nation’s heritage, celebrates its 125th anniversary, we visit three properties that reveal the remarkable breadth of its scope

Trust trivia

Best foot FORWARD • Based in London’s Covent Garden, The Royal Ballet is one of the world’s most famous ballet companies, with a fascinating history

BOOK AHEAD

Stately STAYS • Live like a lord or lady with a special stay on one of Britain’s grand country estates

BOOK AHEAD

HOME IS WHERE THE ART IS • Discover the inspirations of the Arts & Crafts movement: the homes of Victorian textile designer William Morris

BOOK AHEAD

St Edmunds • The elegant Suffolk town is starring on the big screen and celebrating a major anniversary

TRAVEL ESSENTIALS

Take the HIGH ROAD • Celebrate Scotland’s Year of Coasts and Waters with an epic trip along the North Coast 500, a route that takes you past some of the country’s most spellbinding scenery

THE PLANNER

TOP 10 OXFORD • Oxford’s iconic skyline symbolises its status as one of our most influential cultural cornerstones

THE PLANNER

Newark Park • From a Tudor hunting lodge to a private home full of treasures, this National Trust house has plenty of stories to tell


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Frequency: Every other month Pages: 92 Publisher: Chelsea Magazine Edition: January/February 2020

OverDrive Magazine

  • Release date: November 29, 2019

Formats

OverDrive Magazine

subjects

Travel & Outdoor

Languages

English

Packed with 196-pages of the best attractions, days out, places to stay and food and drink destinations, the 2015 BRITAIN Guide is your definitive companion to getting the best out of your holiday. From forgotten medieval villages, to country houses within easy access of London and shopping areas for picking up quintessential gifts, you won’t want to leave home without it.

EDITOR'S LETTER

Britain

YOUR LETTERS • Write to us with your thoughts on the magazine and memories of Britain

Sherrill Kearney

STAR LETTER CAPITAL VERSE

The BULLETIN • Star-studded skies, the supreme Stuarts and remembering history’s unsung heroes

READING CORNER • Take inspiration for your British adventures from these great reads

History set in stone • A new film shines the spotlight on Dorset’s Jurassic Coast, one of Britain’s most captivating coastlines

THE PLANNER

PILGRIMS’ PROGRESS • 2020 marks the 400th anniversary of the epic voyage of the Mayflower. We delve into the early story of the pioneering Pilgrims

THE PLANNER

Wish you were here... • We look back at the changing style and uses of the postcard: a colourful industry that illustrates a social history of Britain like no other art form

NATIONAL TREASURE • As the National Trust, chief custodian of the nation’s heritage, celebrates its 125th anniversary, we visit three properties that reveal the remarkable breadth of its scope

Trust trivia

Best foot FORWARD • Based in London’s Covent Garden, The Royal Ballet is one of the world’s most famous ballet companies, with a fascinating history

BOOK AHEAD

Stately STAYS • Live like a lord or lady with a special stay on one of Britain’s grand country estates

BOOK AHEAD

HOME IS WHERE THE ART IS • Discover the inspirations of the Arts & Crafts movement: the homes of Victorian textile designer William Morris

BOOK AHEAD

St Edmunds • The elegant Suffolk town is starring on the big screen and celebrating a major anniversary

TRAVEL ESSENTIALS

Take the HIGH ROAD • Celebrate Scotland’s Year of Coasts and Waters with an epic trip along the North Coast 500, a route that takes you past some of the country’s most spellbinding scenery

THE PLANNER

TOP 10 OXFORD • Oxford’s iconic skyline symbolises its status as one of our most influential cultural cornerstones

THE PLANNER

Newark Park • From a Tudor hunting lodge to a private home full of treasures, this National Trust house has plenty of stories to tell


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