Norfolk is absolutely brimming with exciting things for families to see and do together. We’ve picked our top 10 attractions and activities to help you make the most of your break when you visit this picturesque and fascinating region.

February 7 2017 marks the 205th birthday of one of our country’s best-loved authors, Charles Dickens. Outside London, much of Dickens’ life was played out in his beloved Kent, yet he also drew inspiration from his travels elsewhere in England. Take a look at our top six Dickensian picks.

We all love a little pampering in beautiful surroundings and it’s often the perfect way to catch up with friends, or celebrate something special. So, if you’re looking for your next UK self-catering spa break, check out our roundup of just a few of our favourites.

In the run up to Christmas, Cornwall really does know how to celebrate. Harbourside towns light the bay with flashes of colour, markets and stalls line town centres with crafts and workshops, festive foods aromas fill the air and family-friendly events abound across the region.

As the winter chill begins to bite, there are plenty of wonderful things to warm the heart and cheer the spirits in Shropshire this Christmas. Here are ten of our favourite Shropshire Christmas events, all of which can easily be visited whilst staying at one of our nearby holiday cottages.

One of the most enjoyable ways to experience autumn’s seasonal splendour is from the saddle of a bike. And what better place for an autumn cycle ride than one of England’s leafiest national parks!

Visitors to the Garden of England will be spoiled for choice when it comes to dazzling days out in the lead up to Christmas 2016. So why not get in the mood with our pick of the best festive Kent attractions and book a beautiful cottage for a perfect pre-Christmas getaway.

East Devon is a delight in November and December as it swaps its beach towels and suncream for baubles and baklava! From Christmas markets and pantomimes to winter cruises and plenty of unique Santa experiences, here are eight of our favourite Devon Christmas events, bound to get you in the festive mood.

With October 14 marking the 90th anniversary of the first publication of A.A. Milne’s first Winnie-the-Pooh children’s classic, you need no better excuse to head to East Sussex than a visit to Ashdown Forest (aka the Hundred Acre Wood to Pooh and friends!).

Whether you’re an adrenaline junkie or a thrill-seeking first timer, or you’re looking to mark a special occasion in your life, we’ve scoured the country for some top ideas for autumn activities with a difference.