South of England

Windsor Castle – In the South of England you will find the official residence of the Queen, Windsor Castle will always be a focal point of interest for any tourist. Besides its importance as a royal residence, the very valuable art collections are a source of fascination and intrigue in themselves. The collections include  extremely precious and highly valued paintings, many of them depicting members of the current royal family and also royals past. Aside from the State Apartments, visitors can also see St George’s Chapel and the castle grounds.

Dover Castle – Dover Castle has a multitude of features to offer, from haunted rooms to underground tunnels which were used during the Second World War. Remnants of the Middle Ages are also very popular attractions on sight, such as the Roman lighthouse (which is very well preserved considering its age) and the medieval tunnels. Exhibitions and other type of special events are regularly organised as well for the entertainment of visitors. Catering facilities around the castle are said to be excellent as well.

Kenilworth Castle – There are many reasons to visit the South of England and this fascinating medieval castle, and anyone who does is guaranteed an unforgettable experience, mainly due to the themed tours which make people always want to come back for a different perspective on the history of the castle, its inhabitants and the events unfolding there for centuries. Its history comprises many accounts of bravery, treachery, mystery and intrigue. The themes change monthly so there is always something new and interesting to discover.

Cattle Country Adventure Park (Berkeley, Gloucestershire)
At this fun and exciting venue there are many options for planning a lovely day out with the family. You can enjoy the facilities it offers both indoors and outdoors. Outdoors, in the park, you can see and even handle farm animals, make the most of the many play areas (including a huge climbing net and a boating lake) or take a break in the café. Whilst indoors there are vast and complex children’s play areas.

Moors Valley Country Park (Dorset) – Moors Valley Country Park in the South of England promises enjoyment and unforgettable memories for everyone from the very young to the elderly and from those who prefer a calm and quiet day out to the very active. The park is ideal for simply walking through an enchanting, peaceful scenery, or engaging in more adrenaline-rising activities such as swinging from tree tops on a high wire. There is an authentic narrow steam engine train as well, which is always a lovely experience.

Legoland Windsor – The ultimate adventure park for kids, Legoland Windsor is packed full of spectacular rides for children of all ages, from toddlers to teenagers. They will enjoy pirates’ ships, water rides and all kinds of fantasy-filled games in a well-equipped setting, with all the safety measures in place. Their favourite cartoon characters and playing themes will be there and boredom will not be an issue for any visitor. Special offers such as periodical deductions are often available so keep an eye out for them.

Oceanarium (Bournemouth) – This wide and complex aquarium is bound to broaden your knowledge on sea life, being structured on many specific types of marine and sweet water environments, such as the Amazon and the Mediterranean environment. You can also discover what lies in the African waters and in the Great Barrier Reef, and much more. The aquarium gives you an accurate sample of marine and sweet water environments from all around the world, bringing you face to face with a broad array of creatures.