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Devon is the new travel guide in the Best of Britain series. With help from local experts it rates the best beaches, food, pubs, hotels and major tourist attractions.

Two of them were apparently old haunts of Dick Turpin but today they are amongst four of the nicest pubs in Hampstead and Highgate, all of them close to Hampstead Heath.

The city of Edinburgh boasts hundreds of inns, pubs and taverns. Many of these are centuries old and tourist attractions in their own right.

Michelin's Eating Out in Pubs 2008 guide, listing the best gastro-pubs and dining pubs in Britain and Ireland, and Michelin Pub of the Year, has 76 new entries

2010 edition of Michelin's Eating Out in Pubs guide reviews over 550 of the best dining pubs in England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland with the Pub of the Year in Devon.

They used to joke about English cuisine, but now pub food in England competes with the best and village gastropubs win accolades from the French food gurus at Michelin

This attractive area in West London has a long and interesting history. Over the centuries it has been inhabited by Saxons, Romans, Afro-Caribbean and Irish immigrants.

For cheap eats in the English capital, search out vindaloos, jalfrezis and dhansaks made by the Asian Community or try Caribbean cooking in Brixton and Chinese in Soho.

Portobello Market is one of the top attractions for visitors to London. Located in the capital's famous Notting Hill area. it draws visitors from around the world.

Of London's many visitor attractions, any list of the best things to see on vacation would include Big Ben, the River Thames, St Paul's Cathedral and the London Eye.

The 2007 edition of Michelin's Eating Out in Pubs guide lists over 550 of the best dining pubs in England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and Ireland

Away from the city smoke and noise is a leafy trail that runs through Crouch End. This gentle four-mile walk is ideal for children, dog walkers and railway aficionados.

Belfast in Northern Ireland has never matched Dublin for city break appeal but its pubs, music, old buildings and new waterfront make for a great vacation destination.

Traditional British foods like toad-in-the-hole, treacle tart, and cottage pie are back in fashion. Gordon Ramsay's pub food book has great recipes you can try at home.

Greenwich is famous all over the world as the home of the Prime Meridian and Greenwich Mean Time. At the Royal Observatory you can stand on the Prime Meridian line.

Visitors to the world's most isolated city should check out Cottesloe, Scarborough, Floreat, Leighton or City Beach and have a dip in the Indian Ocean.

Sheffield had a reputation for making the world's finest steel. As the traditional industry declined, the city has become a leading entertainment centre.

Freshly caught fish and chips and foot passenger service across the river Deben.

Stretching from the farmland of Cheshire and Shropshire up into the Welsh hills, the 43 mile Llangollen Canal is deservedly Britain's most popular for boating down.

Here are some football pub quiz questions and answers for a great sport quiz night. Ideas for fun, challenging football pub quiz nights including pub quiz picture round.

Fine foods are found in Vancouver and at lower prices than in Europe. Breakfasts are usually at bargain prices and lunch normally costs less than dinner for the same menu