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Derbyshire villages have a unique summer tradition of Well Dressing.  The ancient custom of Well Dressing is believed to have originated in pagan times by offering a sacrifice for the continuing provision of water, this tradition was later adopted by the Christian Church as an opportunity to thank God for water.

Somerset is a vibrant and exciting place to visit. See our top ten picks of the very best things to do whilst in the county.

Cambridgeshire is an East Anglian county known as much for its flat and low terrain as its esteemed academic reputation. But look a little closer and you’ll also find charming, historic towns and villages, and picturesque waterways to wander along. Here are our places to visit in Cambridgeshire.

Herefordshire is a county that’s full of historical sites, picturesque countryside and traditional British food. A well-known producer of cider and fruit, Herefordshire is mostly rural and has a population of less than 200,000. There are plenty of things to do and places to visit locally though, no matter what time of year you decide to visit this beautiful county. Here are our places to visit in Herefordshire.

What it lacks in terms of coastline, Staffordshire more than makes up for with rolling countryside, ancient sites, rich heritage and immensely popular theme parks and family attractions. Situated just north of Birmingham and south of the Lake District, Staffordshire has plenty of its own attractions to explore. Here’s a selection of places to visit in Staffordshire during your cottage holiday.