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Britain Ireland Castles - a travel guide to Scottish, English, Welsh and Irish castles with photographs, fact sheets, history, interactive maps, and links to other castles in the area

CastleXplorer : Explore the castles of England, Scotland and Wales

Thoughts Before the Close of Day

Dedicated to the study and promotion of British Castles

Dundas Castle is one of Scotland’s most beautiful and historic castles and is one of the best established 5 Star Exclusive Use venues in Britain

Haunted Britain is the webs most comprehensive guide to the true stories of the ghosts that haunt this spectred realm.

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Guide to Scotland with a blog, photos, and extensive information on castles, Pictish history, ancient sites, accommodation, food and drink, car hire, travel, and things to see and do in Scotland.

A list of the castles, forts, tower houses, pele towers, fortified manors, roman forts, artillery emplacements, hillforts, battlefields and other historic military sites that have defined the United Kingdom. Each article has a concise history and satellite navigation information to help you get there.

We can tell you about historic houses, stately homes, churches, castles and gardens all over the UK. With a wealth of British Landmarks, British Heritage Sites, and historical places to visit in the UK, Hudsons is the complete guide to a fantastic heritage day out with your family. Start making the most of Britain’s heritage now.

Sheridan's Guide to Great Britain and Ireland is packed with useful information to help you plan your perfect holiday. As well as regional maps, descriptions of landscapes and places of interest, there are addresses and descriptions of over 600 places to stay, from Castles to Campsites

Welcome to the Great British Ghost Tour - Your Guide to the Haunted Heritage of Great Britain. You can find out all about ghosts, haunted houses, hauntings, poltergeists, phantom vehicles, mysterious places, sacred customs, vampires, werewolves, witches and a host of other supernatural and paranormal accounts. Explore the most haunted places and ghosts of England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales - all in one place!

Skipton Castle North Yorkshire is one of the best preserved famous castles in Britain open for educational school visits and group bookings with book shop and tea rooms

Catswhiskers offer personalized Scottish highland tours. Our wide range of personalised tours of Scotland include personal ancestry, castles, Whiskey (whisky) distilleries, Highlands, history and heritage, Loch Ness, battlefields, Roman Britain and Scottish Islands

Welcome to British Travel Week 2017, where you can find tips, advice and reasons why staying in Britain can be the best holiday.

A regular podcast telling the story of England with warmth and enthusiasm. The story of the great names and the events that made England the mosaic it is today; the daily lives of the people who made it so. We take a chronological approach, from the cataclysmic end of Roman Britain, all the way through to the present day – when we get there! Along the way we follow the major highways of history, and some of the side roads too – what it was like to live in the Middle Ages, why the difference between Ale and Beer affected people’s lives, how the English language developed and loads more! Plus there’s this handy website – with biographies, maps (must have maps), articles and, well, just bags of stuff to guide you through it.