The Rufus Stone Monument in the New Forest, Hampshire
An ironclad stone near the small New Forest village of Minstead is a reminder of William Rufus,...
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Category: England Travel Tips
Articles on Experiences and Travel in England
The following are all the articles published on Archaeology Travel about travel experiences in England.
If you are looking for information about specific sites and museums in England, start here: Archaeology & History Sites & Museums in England.
A Self Guided Walk Around Salisbury’s Cathedral Close
Covering over 80 acres, Salisbury’s Cathedral Close is the largest in Britain. Not only is it a...
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A Guided Tour of RMA Sandhurst: A Very British Institution
The Royal Military Academy of Sandhurst is where the elite of the British Army train to be...
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Figsbury Ring: a Prehistoric Site for a Walk in Wildlife
A scheduled monument just outside the city of Salisbury, Figsbury Ring has both Neolithic and Iron...
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A Self Guided Walking Tour of Salisbury for the History Enthusiast
As one of England’s heritage cities, Salisbury is an ideal destination for both history and...
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Guards Chapel and the Guards Museum, London
The Guards Chapel, the spiritual home of the Guards Regiments in London, is a modern chapel built...
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Exhibition of Captain Oates and the Antarctic Expedition at The Wakes
The Wakes is a museum in the Hampshire village of Selborne which was once home to the writer and...
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Sekhmet on Bond Street: Is this the Oldest Statue on the Streets of London?
Above the entrance to Sotheby’s on Bond Street in London is a sculpture of an ancient...
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The Household Cavalry Museum, London
One of the first regiments in the British Army, the Household Cavalry has long been connected with...
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One Day in London – The Military History Itinerary
For military history enthusiasts, London has a number of museums and points of interest to visit....
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Two Days in London – the Classical Music Itinerary
Many musical tours of London focus on recent popular music, with a wide variety of tours on offer...
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Moot Hall: The Aldeburgh Museum in Suffolk, England
The Moot Hall in Aldeburgh is believed to be one of the best preserved Tudor public buildings in...
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Former British Prime Ministers’ Houses You can Visit in the UK
The office of British Prime Minister has been around since the 1720s, with Sir Robert Walpole...
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The Vintage House at Aldeburgh in Suffolk, England
The Vintage House in the seaside town of Aldeburgh on the east coast of England is a holiday...
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15 things to do at Waterloo Station in London for the History Buff
Waterloo Station in London is the busiest rail hub in the UK, with over a quarter of a million...
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