One of London’s most-treasured museums, the Horniman, is developing the World Gallery to showcase the way ‘people from every continent live their lives’
This iconic site is a victim of its own fame and a cash cow for English Heritage – yet even the summer throngs can’t detract from the extraordinary romance of its unknowable past
The traditional, fairytale-themed amusement park features elves, trolls and talking parrots, and its woodland setting and new hotel make it ideal for a family holiday
The ice-cream is divine (and award-winning) at this free-to-enter attraction but costs add up paying for individual rides and the other food options aren’t so tasty
Accidental detours are embraced on a family break amid the Lot valley’s forests, abbeys and wildlife – all in the company of Lulu, their trusted donkey companion
This slick new Yorkshire attraction mixes traditional indoor fun and games with zipwires and tyre swings in the great outdoors. There really is something here for all ages
With cold beer, caipirinhas and great seafood, these bars, from the Algarve to Porto, are as hot, bright and breezy as the stunning Atlantic coastline itself
Britain’s motorway service stations aren’t everyone’s cup of tea but there are great picnic spots, cafes, gardens and attractions just beyond the hard shoulder
From Del Boy’s three-wheeler and Harry Potter’s Flying Ford Anglia to crazy Top Gear contraptions, this museum in the New Forest has tankfuls of va-va-voom
Celebrities share their holiday likes and dislikes, including Lorraine Kelly’s penchant for Antarctica, an Irish ferry romance for Huw Stephens and a drive in LA set to Beethoven’s Ninth for Shappi Khorsandi