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Lavenham is a well preserved medieval wool town, famed for its blue broadcloth between the 14th &16th centuries, accommodating many antique shops and tea rooms.

In Henley-in-Arden, visit the Joseph Hardy Heritage House museum, see a main street with many houses dating to Tudor times, and have a famous Henley ice cream.

Chester's claim to uniqueness is its medieval raised streets. How the Rows came to exist is a matter for debate. Visiting N.W. England - Don't miss this excursion.

Ceylon tea has flourished in Sri Lanka ever since Scottish planter James Taylor introduced the first saplings in 1867.

Aldeburgh is an attractive town on the east coast of England, which hosts the Aldeburgh Festival, a major classical music festival, each summer.

Castles in Kent highlight centuries of history in a county strategically placed between London and the English Channel.

An Order founded to give medical help to Crusaders and pilgrims now helps people of all nations. Their museum is a fascinating and little-known City of London attraction.

Walking, biking and exploring nature are among the many activities available in the East Sussex Country Park famous for its chalk white cliffs shimmering along the coast.

Chester is said to have its feet in Roman times, a Medieval heart and a Victorian face.

Get off the tourist track and discover London's medieval past, a village green, and a hidden Norman abbey.

The palace that has witnessed over 500 years of English royal history, including many of the great events from Henry VIII's life.