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Advice please I have five days in Denmark. I will be driving and want to experience the coast, a city and some Danish history and food.
There now no direct ferry from the UK to Denmark what’s the best way to get there by car?
I’ll be in Holland for two weeks and want to travel to Belgium for a few days. I want to visit Bruges in Belgium and need advice on what I should see when there.
I want to take my car for a two week trip to Holland are there any ferry options that go directly to Holland? I’m in the north of England and don’t want to go on the ferries to France and ...
I’ll be visiting Coniston and Windermere in August. What are the options to experience these lakes from the water? Are there any other lakes you would recommend for a photographer who wants to photograph from the lake rather than beside ...
I want to experience some of the history of the UK. I’ll be in Cumbria for a week in August and would appreciate some suggestions. I was thinking, a castle and a stately home, is that an option in Cumbria?
I’ll be in the Lake District in August, peak tourist time. I want to find the real Lake District, the quiet, lesser-known areas that tourists don’t often visit. Any ideas?
