Warwick
Built by William the Conqueror and overlooking the River Avon, Warwick Castle has stood since 1068.
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The first recorded church on the site of York Minster was a wooden church built in 627AD to baptise Edwin, King of Northumbria.
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Once home to Anne Boleyn, wife of Henry VIII, and her family Hever Castle has stood since the 13th century.
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Wollaton Hall is home to the Nottingham Natural History Museum and Industrial Museum.
Oxford
As well as being home to England’s oldest university, Oxford was also the capital of England between the years of 1642 and 1646.
Find out moreArundel
Overlooking the River Arun, Arundel Castle in West Sussex dates back to 1067 and is a Grade I listed building.
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Stuffed to the rafters with Victorian-era toys and dolls, Pollock's Toy Museum is one of London's most unique museums.
Find out moreHarringworth
Quiet and secluded, the 82 arches of Welland Viaduct in Northamptonshire were built in 1878 and stretch for just over 1km.
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Measuring 2.64 miles in length, the Long Walk is one of Windsor's most iconic spots, thanks to the superb views of Windsor Castle and Snow Hill at either end of the trail.
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Industrial themed restaurant Paten & Co pays tribute to the building's roots as an 18th century store, while serving delicious slow cooked meats and small plates.
Find out moreEast Riding of Yorkshire
This Elizabethan manor house took nine years to build and still contains a number of original ceilings, fireplaces and artworks.
Find out moreWiltshire
Just half an hour away from Bristol, Castle Combe's stone buildings and bridges capture England's countryside at its finest.
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