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Wine tasting, wetlands, fast cars and snoozing in a vintage train carriage – just a handful of experiences you can enjoy in West Sussex.

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Explore motor museums, historic maritime villages, locally produced food and more things to do on a New Forest trip.

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Famous filming locations, big cats, cosy pub lunches and more things to do on a Hertfordshire break.

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Go behind the scenes of Downton Abbey at Highclere Castle, see Jane Austen’s House and discover quirky art and shopping spots.

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Hampshire Food Festival

Discover historical landmarks, fresh seafood and where to stay in Kent on this introductory four-day break.

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Sleep in sub-tropical gardens, admire roman mosaics and try a glass of blue wine in the Isle of Wight.

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Houses on chalk cliffs overlooking the ocean

Royal retreats, epic coastal views and pizza and spritz at sundown, here’s where to go in West Wight

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Discover fun things to do in Rye, explore Bodiam Castle and uncover British history in Battle on a three-day break

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A view down a cobbled street with the Mermaid Inn on the right hand side in the town of Rye

From afternoon tea on a bus tour to speedboat rides on the Thames, here’s what not to miss on two-day wheelchair-friendly breaks in London.

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Take a punt on Oxford and uncover Harry Potter locations, fascinating (and free!) museums and hotels you won’t want to leave

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Rolling hills and greenery, Michelin-starred restaurants and top-notch attractions combine to make Buckinghamshire a brilliant accessible destination.

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The Parterre at Cliveden, Buckinghamshire

From stately homes to safari parks, spas to sensational restaurants, discover the top things to do in Bedfordshire.

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Michelin-starred restaurants, vineyards and gorgeous gardens make Surrey one of the best places for a short break in England.

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Its foodie fame and Michelin-star count combine with royal castles and gardens to make Berkshire an unbeatable place to visit.

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Windsor Castle

Looking for free places to visit in London? Discover the capital’s cheapest sights, stays and eats on this budget-friendly itinerary.

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London Tower Bridge

From cathedrals to cocktails, discover fascinating history and romantic things to do in Canterbury on this relaxing two-day city break.

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A man and a couple in a punt on a small river surrounded by gardens and houses

From classic gastropubs to plush boutique hotels – you’ll love this seductive three-day break in Buckinghamshire.

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Gay-friendly hangouts and grand Victorian landmarks blend with vintage shopping and buzzing restaurants in England’s most famous seaside town

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From sprawling vineyards to castle-topped towns, and invigorating coastal walks, enjoy three days exploring the South Downs National Park.

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A man and a woman walk in the countryside in the summer

In the spotlight: South Downs National Park

From dramatic white cliffs to pretty villages, discover this sublime slice of South East England.

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Explore more regions in England

Affectionately known as ‘God’s Country’, visit Yorkshire and you too will be converted by its dramatic landscapes, historical cities and famous attractions.

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Inflatable artwork 'Spiked' by Steve Messam exhibit at Fountains Abbey

This slice of England is home to some of the country’s most beautiful seaside locations, but its charm doesn’t stop at the shore.

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The harbour of Saint Michaels Mount in Cornwall

Explore swanky coastal towns, historical cities, royal estates and a vast maze of waterways teeming with wildlife in the East of England.

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A pretty village square with cobbled streets at dusk

Home to larger than life characters, landscapes, and nightlife, this northern region is loud, proud and always has a surprise up its sleeve.

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Location: Lake District

Claife viewing station on the western shore of Lake Windermere.

From scene-stealing castles to unspoilt countryside, some of the country’s finest hidden gems are found up north.

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Scale limestone peaks, follow in the footsteps of literary heroes and fill up on award-winning street food in this eclectic area of England.

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