Days Out

Days Out

The UK's best viaducts to explore by rail, foot or bike for magnificent scenery and Roman-inspired architecture

Boasting wood, worms and wizards, the UK has a wealth of wonderful viaducts. Matt Baird picks 6 you can explore via rail, foot and bicycle
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The most festive towns and villages in the UK: add these places to your travel list for a magical Christmas

Twinkling lights, exciting markets and joyous carols – Jo Caird picks her favourite places to find the spirit of Christmas
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Feeling festive fatigue? Here’s how enchanting light trails can brighten your winter mood

From Kew Gardens to historic estates, explore 15 dazzling displays that promise to brighten your winter mood.
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Discover Britain’s best seaside towns: 8 coastal gems you need to visit

We take a look at some of the UK's best seaside towns across the length and breadth of the country
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Britain's 6 steepest roads, including a contender for the world's steepest: Beautiful scenic routes that are definitely not for the faint-hearted

Simon Heptinstall weighs up the contenders for Britain's steepest roads, including one that claims to be the world's steepest
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The best UK UNESCO World Heritage sites to visit for unforgettable days out

Culturally remarkable and naturally significant, the UK now has over 30 World Heritage Sites. Here are Dixe Wills’ essential picks to visit
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Blenheim Palace: A UNESCO World Heritage Site and birthplace of Winston Churchill

Explore its rich history, architectural grandeur, and beautiful landscapes, making it one of the UK's most iconic stately homes.
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Forth Bridge: Scotland's Victorian engineering marvel and UNESCO World Heritage Site

Completed in 1890, this iconic cantilever railway bridge spans the Firth of Forth and remains a symbol of Scotland's industrial heritage.
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Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew: London's botanical treasure and UNESCO World Heritage Site

The gardens are not only a haven for plant enthusiasts but also a vital centre for scientific research and education, making it a treasure of global importance.
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Saltaire: A UNESCO World Heritage Site showcasing 19th Century industrial innovation

A pioneers vision, renowned for its stunning Victorian architecture and rich industrial history.
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St Kilda: A UNESCO World Heritage gem with Europe's largest seabird colony

Evacuated in 1930, it now offers visitors a glimpse into an isolated past and Europe's largest seabird colony.
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Pontcysyllte Aqueduct: The UNESCO World Heritage Site that redefined civil engineering

Spanning the picturesque River Dee and showcases the remarkable intersection of natural beauty and human innovation.
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New Lanark: A UNESCO World Heritage Site showcasing industrial innovation and social reform

Experience living history in Scotland's industrial heartland.
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