Birmingham

The UK is a diverse patchwork of native and immigrant cultures, possessing both a fascinating history and dynamic modern attractions. This is a country known for its eccentric and subversive popular culture and for having a music scene that many regard as the best in the world. Witness thousands of years of history – stone circles, castles, thatched cottages and palaces; in these islands the past comes alive. The capital and largest city is London, a truly global metropolis like no other, and many of the country’s other cities have much to offer. To understand their sheer diversity, compare genteel Oxford with brooding Edinburgh, gentrifying Manchester, sports-mad Cardiff, the cultural melting pot of Birmingham or newly thriving Belfast, while remembering these are but the tip of the iceberg. Although Britannia no longer rules the waves, it continues to be hugely influential in the wider world and welcomes over 30 million visitors to its shores each year. Whether you wish to walk in the steps of giants in Antrim, to immerse yourself in Celtic culture at Eisteddfod, to pound the streets of an English urban jungle, to climb, ski or snowboard Cairngorms-style or simply to dream of having tea with the Queen, there is something for everyone in the United Kingdom.

United Kingdom

The southern areas like Dorset, Cornwall and Sussex are the best place to visit for beaches, sunshine and beautiful but rugged coastlines. The central area contains London and Birmingham, the two largest cities (10 million and 1 million people respectively) as well as slightly smaller cities like Liverpool and Manchester. These cities (the ones outside of London particularly) are becoming incredibly popular in the last few years, with amazing food, entertainment, art and culture growing year on year. The north of England holds much of the farming land, as well as stunning national parks like the Peak District, Yorkshire Dales and the Lake District. London has several airports that are the gateway to almost anywhere you’d like to visit in the world, and there are regional airports in many of the smaller cities as well, with Birmingham Airport and Liverpool Airport being amongst the cheapest. Getting around the country is easy and hassle-free, if slightly more expensive than public transport in mainland Europe. The trains run very well, and are clean, but they are quite expensive. Perhaps the best way to get around is by bus with two main companies – Megabus and National Express. English cuisine is really a mix of everything, with more than 50,000 pubs to find traditional England food, as well as a lot of Indian, Chinese food in almost every town and city as well.

England

This 25 story glass and metal cube is one of the newest and most striking of the constantly changing Birmingham skyline, and is home to food, fashion, nightlife and viewpoints, all in one building.

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The Cube - Birmngham

A Working Wool Museum owned and operated by a Registered Charity Company

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Coldharbour Mill

Bounce, flip, twist & fly at Sky High Trampoline Park in Peacehaven. 11,000sq ft of interconnected trampolines, slamdunk, aeroball, party rooms and cafe.

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Sky High Trampoline Park Ltd

Since 674 AD we have welcomed people to this special place, a thriving center for heritage, community and worship.  Alongside our regular services we host a range of community activities and events for people of all faiths and none.  

The Abbey is a major tourist attraction with a plethora of treasures and points of interest, bringing over 110,000 visitors each year to the market town of Hexham.  Alongside the Abbey we have our exhibition and visitor center, The Big Story, which tells the history of this wonderful site through a range of interactive and engaging displays.  We welcome children with tailored audio guides and fun features in the Big Story to little minds entertained..

Onsite we also have our Refectory Cafe, a hidden gem on the local catering scene - and no visit is complete without a visit to our gift shop where we stock a range of local and regional souvenirs.

Through our Priory Buildings we also offer a range of room hire options and can accommodate wedding receptions, conferences, functions and meetings, from 10-140 guests.

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Hexham Abbey

We are a family run riding school offering riding lessons for children and adults from complete beginners to experienced riders in our purpose built floodlit indoor arena, set in beautiful Norfolk countryside.

Children from 6 years of age can start off with just half hour lessons to gain strength and confidence with the horses, building up to an hour long session.

Adults trying something new, or re-kindling a childhood passion, can enjoy a fun & relaxed sport or for the more serious rider advanced tuition providing a good 'work out' as well.

Excellent tuition provided for both group and private lessons including specific jumping lessons from qualified experienced instructors.  Hacks for our regular competent riders around quiet lanes and tracks
 
Riding for the disabled catered for through Mid-Norfolk Riding for the Disabled Association or private groups

    *  Pony club centre
    * Children's club Tuesday evenings
    * Own-a-Pony days during school holidays
    * Gymkhana evenings
    * Clear round jumping evenings
    * Demonstrations from equine professionals

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Eden Meadows Riding Centre

Welcome to Alsager Leisure centre.

Opened in January 1976, the centre is equipped to provide health, fitness and social activities to suit everyone.
We have a wide range of fitness classes, a 25metre swimming pool, the Everybody fitness suite, squash courts and much more.

Please feel free to pop in and speak to one of our friendly team. We look forward to seeing you.

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Alsager Leisure Centre

Shire Hall in Dorchester was Dorset's centre of law, order and government for over 200 years - a place where all sectors of society interacted. The trial of the Tolpuddle Martyrs that took place here in 1834 changed the course of history and helped shape the society in which we live today. Later, the writer Thomas Hardy served as a magistrate at the court, an experience that inspired some of his writing.

Shire Hall is a rare architectural gem. It is one of the best preserved buildings of its kind and remains almost unchanged since it first opened in 1796-7.

Shire Hall is being transformed into a major social justice-focused heritage attraction and centre for learning. We are planning many activities, exhibitions and events that will engage, inform and entertain people with the fascinating history of this building, and use that history as a springboard to consider how justice works and affects us all today.

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Shire Hall Dorset

Grade 2* listed building.

Now open to the public, Staircase House offers a unique glimpse into the life of mediæval and renaissance Stockport, the origins of the town, its status as a borough and a market town, and the subsequent stages of the House's development until the 1940s, when it was last used as a private dwelling.
Also on the same site is Stockport's Museum.

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Staircase House and Stockport Museum

Magic has long enthralled the British public, from the skill and dexterity of close-up magic, to the art and illusion of stage performance.  The long-awaited creation of a national museum dedicated to this treasured art form is now a reality.  The British Magic Museum opens its doors for the first time this month in North Norfolk.  
This new national centre houses one of the largest exhibitions of magic in the world.  The breadth of the displays is considerable, with a vast array of apparatus, ephemera, memorabilia, art and grand illusions.  Many of these artefacts are totally unique and cannot be found anywhere else. 
Not only does the museum makes this little-known history, covering some 450 years, available for everyone to understand but visitors have the unique opportunity to experience the magic of a bygone age as the magic is brought to life in the theatre.

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British Magic Museum

We've got burger night covered. Burgers, dogs, and beers served up by some of the finest chefs in town. We source local to give you guilt-free grub.

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Hubbox

Rabbit is not only the first cafe in Exeter with a 100% plant based and mainly organic menu but it is also the site of the recently uncovered remains of the ancient holy well of St Sidwell. The holy well is said to mark where the ‘virtuous maiden’ St Sidwell, an Anglo-Saxon saint who gave her name to this part of the city, was cut down by haymakers’ scythes.  Legend says a spring burst forth where she fell, and it then became a place of pilgrimage throughout the medieval period. Come and make a wish!

We also have an amazing mural decorating our walls painted by the talented folks at WallsRus.

We have lunches, sandwiches and desserts. Dual menu with healthy and 'junk' food options. Coffees, teas and cakes. Eat in or take away. 

Parking available nearby in King William Car Park . There are also meters in King William Street (opposite the Well Street turning from York Road).

Please note: We are a dog friendly cafe.

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Rabbit - Vegan Cafe

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The Cube - Birmngham

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