One major difference between the British and the Americans is our eating habits. Americans like chocolate. Londoners require it. And if eating chocolate were a religion, its god might be John
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One major difference between the British and the Americans is our eating habits. Americans like chocolate. Londoners require it. And if eating chocolate were a religion, its god... More
Scarborough is a great place to take a seaside break venue for young and old alike with it's safe beaches and numerous other attractions. There are actually two bays - North and... More
I am a teacher, I lead student trips to England every year, and have visited Bath several times. It's a touristy town where one can be easily overwhelmed. Visit Bath Abbey to... More
Bath, a World Heritage City, is an extremely quaint and beautiful city. Although very hilly, it is extremely easy to get around and see all that Bath has to offer. Bath is one... More
The new Eurostar terminal in the historic St. Pancras station has done more than just cut the travel time to Paris; it also marks a revival in the neighborhood itself....more
Food markets offer colorful links to the economy, customs and even dialects of a city. They're one of the few opportunities where visitors can glimpse locals going about one of their essential daily chores....more
Once the domain of bearded fogies, a new generation are packing their tambourines to join the campfire at folk festivals. Jon Brennan and Sarah Bostock find out just what the hey nonny-nonny is going on …...more
This summer, audiences will hear classic and modern choral works in settings ranging from a lavish California performance hall to a hockey rink in Massachusetts....more
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