At Visit Heritage we see a lot of photos! Being an active participant in Instagram, we get to Like and Share a lot of the work we come across.
We feel that some of the artists, writers and creators deserve a lot more than just a Share or a Like and that’s why we’ve showcased our favourite Instagram Photographers (the last account is also a Travel Blogger!), that we have had the pleasure to follow over the last few months.
If you have always thought that visiting heritage attractions is largely an indoor activity, it’s time to think again now that the weather is finally getting warmer. Some of the largest, most interesting outdoor spaces can be found in the grounds of the U.K’s heritage attractions and estates.
Visit Scotland have declared 2018 ‘The Year of Young People’. Here are some ideas for Scottish places to follow the youth of the past; if you want to entertain today’s youth, there’ll be plenty of ideas under What’s On!
It’s happened! There is always a day when you spot the first snowdrop and know that Spring is on the way. I have just seen my first out on a walk with Walpole, so now I know that the time has come to plan a Snowdrop Walk. Many heritage gardens open specially to show off their snowdrops and I know of no better way to say goodbye to winter. Here’s a baker’s dozen of top snowdrop gardens this year.
With the anniversary of votes for (some) women on 6 February followed by International Women’s Day on 8 March, are you asking yourself what you would have done when the suffragettes were on the rampage? As a bit of a thank you to them, I thought I’d share with you my top six political women who did get involved and whose stories you can trace at historic places in Britain this year.
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