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Everyone knows that East Sussex was home to one of the most important battles of English history – the Battle of Hastings in 1066. But East Sussex has much more to offer history lovers than just one battle, and has a wealth of visitor attractions which are open all year round to inspire and fascinate. From the first National Trust property at Alfriston Clergy House to restored steam railways and Nepoleonic forts. East Sussex – Steeped in History

Sussex has plenty to offer everyone. Just an hour from London, it’s a little piece of rural heaven on the south coast that’s been reviving the flagging spirits of city dwellers for centuries. But during the winter months it takes on a sublime beauty that’s unique to this part of the country, and it’s also the perfect opportunity for romantic couples to make a break from the hustle and bustle of city life and spend some quality time together. You don’t have to wait until Valentine’s Day to get romantic – why not spend a romantic Christmas break exploring Sussex’s secrets? Here are some romantic Sussex secrets for a couples Christmas.

If you are planning on visiting Devon, here are five great things to do in East Devon:

Gloucestershire has a splendid variety of pubs, many having their own unique points of interest. Here are the Best Pubs for a Winter Tipple in Gloucestershire.

Whether you’re a seasoned walker or a tiny toddler just finding your feet, Pembrokeshire coastal walks boast endless options for those who want to get out and about on foot and discover this magical county.