Bristol - Suspension Bridge

Brunel's famous Clifton Suspension Bridge is such a well-known Bristol landmark nowadays that it is difficult to imagine the Avon Gorge without it.

Warwick Castle

Warwick Castle is over a thousand years old and has been well maintained with magnificent towers and ramparts. The splendid grounds are an ideal venue for a picnic. There are many attractions at Warwick Castle from dungeons to the Great Hall, State Rooms and the Royal Weekend Party of 1898. Visitors can climb some of the towers and visit the well laid out exhibitions, many have wax figures.

Warwick Castle

The State Rooms, enhanced with waxworks from Tussaud's, beautifully illustrate and capture the spirit of a bygone age. The ornate and intricate details of the furniture and decor is an unforgettable experience. The treasures of decades of family history lies here at Warwick Castle.

Gargouilles - Cirencester

St John Baptist Church - Cirencester

This glorious church building, one of the largest parish churches in England and an historic wool church, has been a place of Christian worship for well over a thousand years.

Baldwin Street - Bristol

Welsh Back - Bristol

Bath

The City of Bath. A World Heritage City, visited by thousands of people from all over the world.