Great Britain category: 1218 books

Sacred Sites: Stonehenge The Guide to Your Magical Journey Stonehenge, the legendary circle of stones set in a green field in the pretty English countryside, is the centrepiece of the country’s rich history, a national temple and a symbol of the ancient wisdom of the early inhabitants of...

Bangor (Northern Ireland) Travel Guide - Tiki Travel The Tiki Travel guides use the text from WikiTravel.org, a complete and reliable worldwide travel guide written and edited by Wikitravellers from around the globe. An active table of contents enables users to jump directly to the section...

When Jon and his best mate, Harry, decided that they needed to inject some more fun activities into their lives they set out on a year-long challenge to complete 12 arbitrary missions set by a mysterious man from Facebook. The Mission Challenger was born!

The winner of numerous awards from prestigious organizations of travel journalists, this is a fiercely opinionated book that tells you what to avoid and not simply what to see, in an awesome city with an overwhelming number of attractions, lodgings, restaurants, museums and shops. Using it places the...

Named “Best Guidebook of the Year” by the Society of American Travel Writers in a previous edition, this fiercely opinionated guide not only tells travelers what to see and do, but also what’s not worth their time. In a city with an overwhelming number of attractions, lodgings, restaurants, museums,...

Bath is a famous Roman/Georgian spa city that is located 95 miles west of London and 20 miles southeast of Bristol. The city is located in the lovely Somerset countryside to the south of the Cotswolds and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its ancient hot springs, Roman baths, impressive architecture and medieval heritage.

Castles. Islands. Memorials. Mountains. Lighthouses. This guide gives the history and legends of more than twenty features you can see from the ferry during the forty-minute trip from Oban to Craignure on the Isle of Mull, Scotland.

Proving once again that a cycle tour needn't be a cross-continental expedition, Marie heads off on her bike in search of discovery in the borders of England and Wales and the mountains of Snowdonia. 

Like a friend in a foreign city, The Locals' Guide to Glasgow is a new departure in travel guides. Based around interviews with local legends, the book gives a fresh insight from a diverse range of people living there. In addition, tips on where to stay, eat, drink and party are sandwiched between...

The Yorkshire Dales need little introduction: their picturesque scenery and hundreds of miles of footpaths, tracks and bridleways have been attracting walkers for decades. Part of a two-volume set, this guidebook presents over 40 routes in the south and west of the National Park, with bases including...

Little London is full of fun and fascinating things to do with little adventurers in the big city. Get out and about and inspire your children’s imaginations! Full of the capital's best-kept secrets, just waiting to be discovered, Little London contains over two hundred things to do all year...

This guidebook describes the Snowdonia Way in Wales, a long-distance route through Snowdonia National Park from Machynlleth to Conwy. A low-level route of 97 miles (in 6 stages of between 13 and 21 miles) passes through the heart of Snowdonia's stunning mountain scenery and includes Pass of Aberglaslyn,...

For fans of Downton Abbey, Harry Potter, J.R.R. Tolkien, and everything traditionally British…  Eccentric dons. Black dinner gowns. Medieval libraries.  At age nineteen, J.A. Jernay touched down in England, an innocent travelling abroad. The destination—  Oxford University. ...

Preston (England) Travel Guide - Tiki Travel The Tiki Travel guides use the text from WikiTravel.org, a complete and reliable worldwide travel guide written and edited by Wikitravellers from around the globe. An active table of contents enables users to jump directly to the section selected....