Althorp House  M: Althorp is one of England’s finest country houses set in over 500 acres of beautiful parkland.  All visitors are invited to view the acclaimed exhibition, Diana – A Celebration, the House and island in the Round Oval where the Princess is laid to rest.

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Ashmolean Museum Oxford M: Britain's Oldest Public Museum, the Ashmolean is currently undergoing a £61 million redevelopment. Award-winning architect Rick Mather has designed a new building to replace all but the Grade I listed Cockerell building. His design will double the existing gallery space, allow environmental control, and create a dedicated Education Centre and conservation facilities.

Belvoir Castle M:  Come and and enjoy a wonderful day out at Belvoir Castle. Our hilltop setting commands stunning views over the Vale of Belvoir and with glorious gardens and fascinating magical castle to explore, there’s something for everyone at our family home. Events take place in the castle and park every weekend during our opening season, such as Steam Festival, Napoleonic Wars, Medieval Jousting, Teddy Bears Picnics, Family Days, Morris Dancing and Open Air Concerts and Theatre.

Birdoswald Roman Fort Black Country Living Museum M: Birdoswald Roman Fort has one of the most impressive locations for a Roman Fort on Hadrian's Wall. Set on a high spur overlooking the River Irthing the views are spectacular and it becomes very clear why the Romans built a fort on the site.

Birmingham Botanical Gardens & Glasshouses M:  The Birmingham Botanical Gardens & Glasshouses, in the United Kingdom, are a 15 acre oasis of delight. Designed by J. C. Loudon, a leading garden planner, horticultural journalist and publisher, they opened to subscribers in 1832. Today, you will find beauty, peace and tranquility combined with excellent visitor facilities for all the family.

Blenheim Palace M: Home to 11^th Duke of Marlborough and his family and built between 1705 and 1722, the stunning State Rooms are brimming with priceless pictures, exquisite porcelain collections and magnificent tapestries. It was the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill. Exhibitions explore his life from a personal perspective. Private Apartments tours run throughout the summer months. There is something for all tastes.

Bosworth Battlefield M: Journey through Medieval England in the interactive exhibition, witness the horrors of medieval warfare in the Battle Room and then test your skills as an archaeologist, in the BFI Science Laboratory.

Bourton Model Railway M:  Enter the world of your childhood dreams with some of the finest operating indoor model railway layouts in the country, covering over 500 square feet. Over 40 British and Continental trains run automatically on three main displays of OO/HO and N gauge, with the unique attraction of visitor control.

Ceramica: M: Ceramica revitalises the Old Town Hall of Burslem into unique visitor attraction exploring the past and future of the pottery industry in Stoke-on-Trent.

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Cotswold Heritage Centre M: Now closed, but see site for update ..

Cotswold Motor Museum: W: Located in the beautiful Cotswold village of Bourton-on-the-Water, the Cotswold Motoring Museum is a fascinating journey through the 20th Century. Though the main focus is on motoring, the Museum is full of the everyday paraphernalia that made motoring so popular including picnic sets from the 1920s, alongside caravans, radio sets, gramophones and knitted swimsuits.

Coventry Cathedral M:  Welcome! The Dean and Canons are delighted to welcome visitors to Coventry Cathedral.  We are an internationally-renowned centre, welcoming groups from all over the globe, and are keen to help you make the most of your visit here.

Coventry Transport Museum  M:  Coventry is the birthplace of the British cycle and motor industry, and the Museum displays the world’s largest collection of British road transport, including 240 cars, commercial vehicles and buses, 100 motorcycles, over 200 cycles and around a million archive and ephemera items. Admission is free.

Didcot Railway Centre M: See our unique collection of Great Western Railway steam engines, coaches, wagons, buildings and small relics; and a recreation of Brunel's broad gauge railway. Join us in our rural setting based around the original 1930s engine shed.

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Drayton Manor Park & Zoo: M: Welcome to everyone’s favourite theme park, packed with a host of great rides and attractions set in 280 acres of lakes and parkland. Drayton Manor features some of the biggest, wettest and scariest rides around! Apocalypse is the world’s first stand up tower drop. Shockwave is Europe’s only stand up rollercoaster. Stormforce 10 is ‘the best water ride in the country’ (Daily Express). Maelstrom is the only gyro swing to make you face outwards! Pandemonium turns your world upside down!

Domestic Fowl Trust M: A great family day out and one of the best UK farm parks for rare breed Chickens, Ducks and Geese. Rare breed visitor information centre, Childrens playground, Rare Breeds Farm Park, The Speckled Hen Tea Rooms, Chicken houses & poultry supplies, Gift shop with "chicken" related gifts. Advice on keeping chickens.

Dudson Museum - Pottery M: The Dudson Group was founded by Richard Dudson in 1800 in Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent, England. Over the years the company has produced a wide variety of domestic ware, including Staffordshire Figures and Jasper Ware, turning its’ full attention to the rapidly expanding world of travel and hospitality in 1891.

Dunkirk Mill Centre M:  A waterwheel drives some of the historic "finishing" machinery that we demonstrate there. The Trust also run the Weaving Shed at Gigg Mill, Nailsworth where visitors can experience handloom weaving before watching demonstrations of the flying shuttle and a power loom. Plus two other historic mills: St Mary’s has a large waterwheel and a Tangye steam engine, Stanley gives demonstrations of carding machinery and spinning mules in a grade 1 listed building. Guided walks and lectures on the woollen industry of the area.

Duxford Airfield Imperial War Museum M: Retains its wartime atmosphere and many of its planes still fly. Biplanes, Spitfires, Concorde are among the 180 historic aircraft on show, complemented by our annual Air Shows.

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Fitzwilliam Museum M: The art museum of the University of Cambridge containing magnificent collections spanning centuries and civilisations including antiquities, sculpture, furniture, armour, pottery, glass and ceramics, illuminated manuscripts, coins and medals and masterpieces of paintings, drawings and prints. Temporary exhibitions, courses and events programme. Courtyard Café and Shop.  Admission Free.  Closed: Mondays (except Bank Holidays).

Fly Navy Heritage Trust The FLY NAVY HERITAGE TRUST exists to support the Royal Navy Historic Flight (RNHF), Fleet Air Arm church, St.Bartholomews in Yeovilton village, and the Fleet Air Arm Museum. One of the fundraising initiatives we have taken in the past is to organise a fleet of privately owned aircraft to offer members of the public a flight in exchange for a donation to our charity. All monies paid in go to the charity and will ultimately be used to support flying the RNHF fleet.

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Heritage Motor Centre M: The Heritage Motor Centre celebrates 50 years of the Mini throughout 2009!

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Jinney Ring Craft Centre M: The vision and creation of Jenny and Richard Greatwood who bought an "Old House Farm" and gradually transformed it into the beautiful attraction it is today.  The Centre was opened in 1980 and has grown significantly over the years.  The Jinney Ring name came from Richard's fascination with old farm machinery (of which there is much around the grounds and buildings of the Centre).  The Jinney Ring was the earlist form of rotary power used on farms. 

Ludlow Castle M: Ludlow Castle, the finest of medieval ruined castles, set in glorious Shropshire countryside, at the heart of this superb, bustling black and white market town. Walk through the Castle grounds and see the ancient houses of kings, queens, princes, judges and the nobility - a glimpse into the lifestyle of medieval society.

Market Rasen Racecourse  M:  Set in its rural surroundings Market Rasen is the only racecourse in Lincolnshire and offers a unique experience. The friendly family atmosphere and amazing views around the course are unmatched any where in the country. It really is the perfect place for a great day out!

Mary Arden's House  M: Be surrounded by the sights, sounds and smells of a Tudor farm at Mary Arden's Farm. Discover the daily routine of a 16th Century farm and marvel as the farmer, maid and labourer bring the farm to life. Home of Shakespeare's grandparents and childhood home of Shakespeare's mother, Mary Arden.

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Monkland Cheese Dairy: M:  See our Little Herefordshire Cheese made traditionaly by hand to the original Herefordshire recipe. Sample and purchase our cheeses and a range of other British farm cheeses in the farm shop. Enjoy a cup of tea, coffee or light lunch in our cafe.

Moorcroft Shop & Museum: M:  Aan art pottery now more than a hundred years old, fiercely independent, small and almost alone in its pursuit of quality at the highest level of the applied arts. Supported by designs from the world-famous Moorcroft Design Studio and the consummate skills of a dedicated workforce of artists, craftsmen and women, Moorcroft pottery has unprecedented popularity and esteem, while examples, both old and new, fetch high prices in the major salesrooms of the world.

National Space Centre M:  The UK's largest attraction dedicated to space. From the minute you catch sight of the Space Centre's futuristic Rocket Tower, you'll be treated to hours of breathtaking discovery and interactive fun. Winner of East Midlands Excellence Award for the Large Visitor Attraction of the Year 2007 and home of the UK’s largest planetarium, The National Space Centre is a hands-on, interactive journey through 6 stunning galleries, Rocket Tower, 3D S.I.M ride, 360 degree space theatre. 

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Newark Air Museum M:  Located on part of the former World War Two airfield of Winthorpe in eastern Notts. Unfortunately very little remains of the original wartime buildings and what remains of the original runways are no longer fit for use. This website has been designed to give a taste of what the museum has to offer. Whilst it does not fully cover all of our exhibits and displays we nevertheless hope it will encourage you to pay a real visit to one of the UK's largest volunteer managed aviation museums.

Nuffield Place M:  Nuffield College, founded by Lord Nuffield and to whom he left Nuffield Place when he died,  has decided to sell Nuffield Place   -  a unique example of a complete, furnished 1930's home of a great industrialist and benefactor, not only to the City of Oxford and to the University, but also to medicine and education on a national scale. The sale will take place after the last public opening in September 2008. We are campaigning to purchase Nuffield Place  and save it for the nation  in  perpetuity for the enjoyment of future generations.

Offa's Dyke Visitor Centre M: We are an independent voluntary organisation that provides information and other services to people who enjoy hiking and walking. We seek to promote and protect the 1200-year-old Offa's Dyke and the Offa's Dyke Path, a National Trail 177 miles long. We manage the Offa's Dyke Centre at Knighton and encourage archaeological and historical research relating to Offa's Dyke and the corridor along its length. Our invaluable Where To Stay guide is now online, but the printed booklet is still available for you to take with you on your walks.

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Regia Anglorum: Regia Anglorum was a term used by early English writers to describe the English state, meaning 'The Kingdoms of the English'. In a 20th century context Regia Anglorum is a nationwide society with many independent local groups, from Scotland to the south coast, who all work within a tight set of common sense rules, attempting to recreate a cross section of English life around AD950 - 1066, although our events may sometimes be set a few decades either side of these dates.

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Rousham House M: The work of William Kent (1685-1748), Rousham represents the first phase of English landscape design and remains almost as he left it, one of the few gardens of this date to have escaped alteration, with many features which delighted C18th century visitors still in situ, such as the ponds and cascades in Venus' Vale, the Cold Bath, and seven arched Praeneste, Townsend's Building, the Temple of the Mill, and, on the skyline, a sham ruin known as the 'Eyecatcher'.

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Shakespeare's Church M: Holy Trinity Church is the final resting place of England`s greatest poet, William Shakespeare. All are welcome to come and visit his grave when the Church is open. The Church,  however, is principally a place for Christian worship and its ministry is open to all who are seeking spiritual refreshment and acceptance.

Snowshill Lavender M:

Snowshill Manor M:

Spaceguard Centre  M:

Spode - The Courtyards/Factory  M:

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Stanway House and Fountain M: