Activities in England
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30 St. Mary Axe
Why It’s Cool: In recent years, London kept a somewhat low architectural profile, but the buildings it did add—like this glittering office tower, n... More -
Abbey Road Studios
No trip to London is complete without a jaunt across the legendary zebra crossing in front of world-famous Abbey Road Studios. Originally a ninetee... More -
Adams Antiques Fair
Prior to launching Adams Antiques Fair at the Royal Horticultural Hall, Matthew Adams studied costume and theatre design at Central School of Art. ... More -
Addison Lee
This transport company has 3,000 mini-cabs to cover London and its surrounding areas. Six-seaters, four-seaters, and VIP-service Mercedes E-Class a... More -
Alec Tiranti
The premier London vendor for art supplies, Alec Tiranti was founded by Giovanni Tiranti in 1895. This Fitzrovia store sells supplies to profession... More -
Alexandra Palace Antique Fair
Alexandra Palace, or the Ally Pally, as it’s familiarly called, is a spectacular Victorian pile. The location is reachable by taxi but we recommend... More -
Alfies Antique Market
Specializing in treasures dating from the 1920s onward, this Church Street market is home to more than 100 experienced and enthusiastic dealers, ma... More -
Alison Jacques Gallery
Gallerist Alison Jacques worked as a curator for the British School at Rome before opening her first London space in a Mayfair town house in 2004, ... More -
Alnwick Garden
The first thing you notice as you enter Alnwick Garden is all the water. Walk through the new pavilion and visitors' center—an airy, glass-and-wood... More -
Anderson & Sheppard
Since 1906, Anderson & Sheppard has been an icon in bespoke tailoring. Located on London’s Savile Row, the well-known shop is reminiscent of a gent... More -
Art at British Airways Galleries
British Airways commissioned site-specific, technologically enhanced pieces from Oona Culley, Troika, and other contemporary British artists for it... More -
Artesian at the Langham
Just off Regent Street, Artesian specializes in rum-based cocktails crafted by expert mixologist Alex Kratena. Along the walls of the bar, paneling... More -
Ashmolean Museum of Art & Archaeology
The Ashmolean opened in 1683 as the world’s first public museum. It originated with a core group of natural history specimens that belonged to fath... More -
Bate Collection of Musical Instruments
The tight space here brims with 2,000 woodwind, brass, and percussion instruments, including a Swiss alpenhorn, one of the world's largest instrume... More -
Be Relax Spa, Heathrow
The beauty of this super-sleek oasis is in its basic idea: to provide spa treatments that remedy common travel problems customized to suit any trav... More -
Berrington Hall
Fine Neoclassical country house with gardens and grounds designed by Capability Brown. The behind-stairs tour is worth taking, and so is the long w... More -
Bicester Village
Come to the town of Oxfordshire for cool Britannia at a cut price—up to 70 percent off. Expect leather goods from Smythson (its creative director i... More -
Blenhelm Palace
The Duke of Marlborough lives here, Winston Churchill was born here, and Capability Brown did the gardens. More -
Bodyflight Bedford
At the newly opened Bodyflight, the world’s largest—and U.K.’s first—skydiving wind tunnel, visitors have a chance to simulate a free-fall jump ind... More
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