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SEND US YOUR FEEDBACK We love to hear from travellers – your comments keep us on our toes and help make our books better. Our well-travelled team reads every word on what you loved or loathed about this book. Although we cannot reply individually to your submissions, we always guarantee that your feed-back goes straight to the appropriate authors, in time for the next edition. Each person who sends us information is thanked in the next edition – the most useful submissions are rewarded with a selection of digital PDF chapters.

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OUR READERSMany thanks to the travellers who used the last edition and wrote to us with help-ful hints, useful advice and interesting anecdotes:Alice Gossington, Charlotte Dawes, Chris Girdler, Chuck Wiener, Eric Pellissier Tanon, Susanne Lanz, Tohru Yukimura

AUTHOR THANKSNeil WilsonMany thanks to all the helpful and enthusiastic staff at tourist information centres throughout the country, and to the many travellers I met on the road who chipped in with advice and rec-ommendations. Thanks also to Carol Downie, and to Steven Fallon and Keith Jeffrey, Steve Hall, Russell Leaper, Brendan Bolland, Jenny Neil, and Tom and Christine Duffin. Finally, many thanks to all my co-authors and to the ever-helpful and patient editors and cartogra-phers at Lonely Planet.

Oliver BerryThanks for help and assistance on this book go to Alice Sommerlad, Thom Hunt, Rupert Ellis, Dave Grimstead, Jim Burns, Lucy Granger, Simon Timms and Hetty at Koru Kayaking. Special thanks to Susie & Gracie Berry, to Belinda Dixon for co-authoring skills, to Neil Wilson for steering the ship, and James Smart

and all the folks at Lonely Planet for guidance and sage advice.

Fionn DavenportThanks to Andy Parkinson at Visit Manchester and Joe Keggin at Marketing Liverpool for their help; big thanks to Saralinda Turner at Lonely Planet for her patience and perseverance, and also to Neil for being the good steward and James for, well, everything else.

Marc Di DucaA huge ‘ta’ goes to all the staff at tourist offices across the Southeast (those that haven’t been axed that is) but especially to the helpful guys in Hastings, Canterbury and Rye. Also thanks to Therese at Canterbury Cathedral and my Kyiv parents-in-law Mykola and Vira for looking after sons Taras and Kirill while I was on the road. And last, but certainly not least, heartfelt gratitude must go to my wife Tanya, for all those long days we spend apart.

Belinda DixonHuge thanks go to: James Smart for having faith (and the gig!), Lonely Planet’s behind the scenes teams, and fellow authors for humour, wisdom and travellers’ tales. Everyone encoun-tered on southwest-wide travels for tips, facts and countless kindnesses. And JL for sharing the road trips (especially kayaking, fossil- hunting and afternoon tea drinking) and still making me smile.

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Peter DragicevichMany thanks to the friends on the road who made this such an enjoyable assignment, es-pecially Kerri Tyler, Tim Benzie, Paul Joseph and Kurt Crommelin. Extra special thanks to Matt, Clare, Charlie and Artie Swaine for the Bristol bonhomie. Much love to Phillippa Steel – an absolute inspiration and a true friend.

Damian HarperMany thanks to a long list of helpful individu-als: John Patrick Egan, Fiona Jenkins, Steph-anie Francis, Daisy Harper, Amy Williams, Arlene Fraser, Matthew Scudamore, Daniel Hands and last but certainly not least, Timo-thy Benjamin and Emma Rosalind. A tip of the hat also to the people of London who make this city such an exciting and fascinating place to call home.

Anna KaminskiI would like to thank the supportive Great Britain team, particularly Neil and James, plus everyone who helped me during my travels. In particular, a huge thank you to Christopher in Hay-on-Wye; Cate and Asher in Conwy; Jo, Manu, James and CAT staff in Machynlleth; Geoff in Brecon; Martin in Har-lech; and the good people of AA for towing me to Swansea. I am also grateful to Jan Mor-ris and her partner Elizabeth for the gracious hospitality shown to a complete stranger turning up on their doorstep.

Catherine Le NevezCheers first and foremost to Julian, and to all of the locals, tourism professionals and fellow travellers who provided insights, inspiration and good times. Thanks especially to Ade

Andrews for the interview, and to Steven, Jer-emy, Jayni and Alan in Birmingham, Nadia in Nottingham, and Raisa and Jonny in Newcas-tle. Thanks too to Neil Wilson, James Smart, Cliff Wilkinson, Joe Revill and everyone at Lonely Planet. As ever, merci encore to my parents, brother, belle-sœur and neveu.

Andy SymingtonMany thanks are due in many places, but firstly to Jenny Neil and Brendan Bolland for a big welcome and cracking cemetery stay and to Juliette and David Paton for guaranteed warm and generous hospitality. Old mate Hugh O’Keefe was grand compa-ny on the Highlands’ winding roads, while John Campbell brightened an Unst evening. Gratitude goes also to Eleanor Hamilton, Cindy-Lou Ramsay, Riika Åkerlind, the Jack-son-Hevia family and numerous helpful folk met along the way. Big thanks to Neil for coordinating and Taybank pints, and cheers to James, Cliff and the Lonely Planet team for a top organising job.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTSClimate map data adapted from Peel MC, Finlayson BL & McMahon TA (2007) ‘Updat-ed World Map of the Köppen-Geiger Climate Classification’, Hydrology and Earth System Sciences, 11, 1633–44.

Cover photograph: Land’s End, Cornwall, Pietro Canali/4Corners.

Illustrations: pp84-5, pp642-3, pp756-7, pp790-1 and pp842-3 by Javier Zarracina; pp90-1 by Javier Zarracina and Michael Weldon

THIS BOOKThis 11th edition of Lonely Planet’s Great Britain guide-book was researched and written by Neil Wilson, Oliver Berry, Fionn Davenport, Marc Di Duca, Belinda Dixon, Peter Dragicevich, Damian Harper, Anna Kaminski, Catherine Le Nevez and Andy Symington. This guidebook was produced by the following:Destination Editors James Smart, Clifton Wilkinson

Product Editor Elin Berglund Senior Cartographer Mark Griffiths Book Designer Cam AshleyAssisting Editors Peter Cruttenden, Kate Evans, Carly Hall, Victoria Harrison, Anne Mulvaney, Susan Paterson, Monique Perrin, Ross Taylor, Saralinda Turner, Jeanette WallAssisting Cartographers Julie Dodkins, Corey Hutch-ison, David Kemp

Cover Researcher Naomi ParkerThanks to Penny Cordner, Bruce Evans, Ryan Evans, Jus-tin Flynn, Larissa Frost, Anna Harris, Jouve India, Andi Jones, Katherine Marsh, Virginia Moreno, Claire Naylor, Karyn Noble, Katie O’Connell, Martine Power, Dianne Schallmeiner, Ellie Simpson, Luna Soo, John Taufa, Samantha Tyson, Lauren Wellicome, Amanda Williamson

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Index

Map Pages 000Photo Pages 000

Aabbeys, priories &

monasteriesArbroath Abbey 883Bath Abbey 321-3Battle Abbey 169Buckland Abbey 297Dryburgh Abbey 824-5Forde Abbey 264Fountains Abbey 520Furness Abbey 619Glastonbury Abbey

334-5Great Malvern Priory 437Hailes Abbey 213Hartland Abbey 309Hexham Abbey 644-5Iona Abbey 868Jedburgh Abbey 825Kelso Abbey 822Kirkham Priory 513Lacock Abbey 274-5Lanercost Priory 646Lindisfarne Priory 653Llanthony Priory 719Malmesbury Abbey 274Melrose Abbey 823Newstead Abbey 463Rievaulx Abbey 524Shaftesbury Abbey 266Sherborne Abbey 264-5Shrewsbury Abbey 444-5St Augustine’s Abbey 153St Michael’s Mount 354St Nicholas Priory 285Strata Florida Abbey 710Sweetheart Abbey 831-2Tintern Abbey 678Tynemouth Priory 635Valle Crucis Abbey

764-5Wenlock Priory 451

Westminster Abbey 66-7Whitby Abbey 525Whithorn Priory 834

Aberdaron 750Aberdeen 884-9, 886-7Aberdeenshire 884-91Aberfoyle 847Abergavenny 717-19Abergavenny Food

Festival 33, 718Aberlour 888, 891Abermawr 700Abersoch 750-1Aberystwyth 707-9, 708accommodation 24, 1020-2,

see also individual locations

activities 28-9, 31-4, 40-4, see also individual activities

air travel 1029, 1031Aldeburgh 395-6Alderney 260Alloway 829-30Alnwick 648, 650Alston 622Althorp 472-3Ambleside 598-602Angel of the North 635Angle 694animals 1009-12, see also

individual speciesAnstruther 874-5Applecross 931aquariums

Blue Reef Aquarium 344Bristol Aquarium 312-13Deep 549-50Ilfracombe Aquarium

308Lakes Aquarium 594London Sea Life

Aquarium 94National Marine

Aquarium 297National Sea Life Centre

414

Sea Life (Weymouth) 259Sea Life Centre & Marine

Sanctuary 518Arbroath 883archaeological sites, see

also Roman sites & museums, ruins

Avebury Stone Circle 275-7, 276

Banks Chambered Tomb 951-2

Belas Knap Long Barrow 213

Clickimin Broch 961Dartmoor National Park

306Jarlshof 965Maes Howe 952Midhowe Cairn & Broch

956Old Sarum 269Quoyness Chambered

Tomb 957Ring of Brodgar 953Silbury Hill 277Skara Brae 953Standing Stones of

Stenness 952Stonehenge 11, 26, 271-3,

972, 272, 10Sutton Hoo 390Tomb of the Eagles 951West Kennet Long Barrow

277Woodhenge 273

architecture 993-6Ardrossan 830area codes 23, 1026-7Argyll 850-68Arisaig 918-19Arnol 942Arran 855-7, 855art galleries & museums

Abbot Hall Art Gallery 617Aberdeen Art Gallery 884American Museum in

Britain 325Arnolfini 312

BALTIC – Centre for Contemporary Art 631

Barbara Hepworth Museum 347

Barber Institute of Fine Arts 415

Beaney House of Art & Knowledge 154

Biscuit Factory 630Birmingham Museum &

Art Gallery 412Brighton Museum & Art

Gallery 173, 175Bristol Museum & Art

Gallery 314Buxton Museum & Art

Gallery 488Davies Gallery 725Derby Museum & Art

Gallery 480Estorick Collection of

Modern Italian Art 111Exchange 352Fergusson Gallery 877-8Ffotogallery 673-4Fitzwilliam Museum 377-8Galleries of Justice 457Gallery of Modern Art

808Graves Gallery 548Hastings Museum & Art

Gallery 170Hayward Gallery 94Hepworth Wakefield 544Herbert Art Gallery &

Museum 421Hereford Museum & Art

Gallery 440Holburne Museum 325Hunterian Art Gallery 812Ikon Gallery 414Institute of Contemporary

Arts 74Jerwood Gallery 170Kelvingrove Art Gallery &

Museum 811Laing Art Gallery 628, 630Leeds Art Gallery 539

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-BManchester Art Gallery

560McManus Galleries

881Millennium Gallery

548MOMA Wales 726-7Mostyn Gallery 758National Gallery 75National Portrait Gallery

75New Walk Museum & Art

Gallery 475Northampton Museum &

Art Gallery 472Norwich Castle Museum

& Art Gallery 399Nottingham Castle & Art

Gallery 457Nottingham

Contemporary 458Oriel Myrddin 688Oriel y Parc 697Oriel Ynys Môn 755Pallant House Gallery

181Penlee House Gallery &

Museum 352Perth Museum & Art

Gallery 879Pier Arts Centre 954Potteries Museum & Art

Gallery 434Saatchi Gallery 101Sainsbury Centre for

Visual Arts 399Scottish National Gallery

784-5Scottish National

Portrait Gallery 785Shrewsbury Museum &

Art Gallery 445Spike Island 312Tate Britain 95Tate Liverpool 576Tate Modern 88, 89, 95Tate St Ives 347Tenby Museum & Art

Gallery 692Towner Art Gallery 171Turner Contemporary

158-9Usher Gallery 467Walker Art Gallery 573White Cube

Bermondsey 94Wilson 216York City Art Gallery 508Yorkshire Sculpture

Park 544arts 997-1007

arts festivalsBath Fringe Festival 326Brighton Festival 175Bristol Shakespeare

Festival 316Cambridge Shakespeare

Festival 380Dickens Festival 160Edinburgh Festival Fringe

33, 792Edinburgh International

Festival 33, 792Glasgow International

Festival of Visual Art 812

Imaginate Festival 789King’s Lynn Festival 406Latitude Festival 33, 396Leicester Comedy

Festival 476Llangollen Fringe Festival

765Ludlow Festival 455Manchester International

Festival 562Salisbury Festival 270St Magnus Festival 949Victorian Festival 723West End Festival 32, 812

Arundel 180-1Ashbourne 481-92Assynt 927-8ATMs 1025Austen, Jane 235, 236,

998Avebury 275-7, 276aviaries, see bird parks &

aviariesAviemore 904-6Ayr 828-9Ayrshire 828-30

BBacon, Francis 1005badgers 1010Bakewell 494-6Bala 741-2Ballater 908Bamburgh 652Bangor 767Banksy 311Bannockburn 26Bardsey Island 750, 751bargaining 25Barmouth 744-5Barnard Castle 639-40Barra 945-6Barry 674Bassenthwaite Lake 611

Bath 12, 320-30, 322accommodation 327activities 325-6drinking & nightlife 329entertainment 329festivals & events 326food 327-9history 321information 329shopping 329sights 321-5tours 326travel to/from 329-30travel within 330walks 324, 324

Battle 169battles

Anglo-Irish War 985Battle of Bosworth 478-9Battle of Culloden 899Battle of Hastings

171, 976Wars of the Roses

979-80beaches 1008Beachy Head 172-3Beatles, the 112, 576, 577Beaumaris 754-6Becket, Thomas 154, 977Beddgelert 737, 739Bedfordshire 221-3Bedruthan 342beer 991-2, see also

breweriesBelle Isle 596Bembridge Harbour 247-8Ben Lawers 912Ben Nevis 917Benbecula 944Berkeley 216Berneray 944Berwick-upon-Tweed 653-4Bettyhill 924-5Betws-y-Coed 733-7Beverley 551-2Bibury 203-4bicycle travel, see cyclingbird parks & aviaries, see

also birdwatchingAbbotsbury Swannery

259Balranald RSPB Reserve

944Gigrin Farm Red-Kite

Feeding Station 724International Centre for

Birds of Prey 220RSPB Loch Garten

Osprey Centre 907

South Stack Cliffs RSPB Reserve 756

St Bees Head 619birds 1010, 1011birdwatching, see also bird

parks & aviariesCley Marshes 403Elan Valley 723Gairloch 930Loch of the Lowes 910Malham 532North Ronaldsay 959Royal Society for the

Protection of Birds Minsmere 395

St Mary’s 364Sumburgh Head 965

Birmingham 410-20, 412-13

accommodation 416drinking & nightlife

417-18entertainment 418-19festivals & events 416food 416-17gay & lesbian travellers

418history 410-11information 419-20itineraries 411shopping 419tours 416travel to/from 420travel within 420

Birnam 909-10Birsay 953Bishop’s Castle 454black cabs 1033-4Black Isle 900Black Mountain 710, 712Black Mountains 719Blackpool 581-2Blackwaterfoot 856Blaenau Ffestiniog 736Blaenavon 679-80Blakeney Point 403-4Bletchley 221-2bluefin tuna 518Boat of Garten 907boat travel, see boating,

ferry travel, punting, sailing

boatingAberdeen 885Ambleside 599Borrowdale 613Bressay 964Campbeltown 854Cape Wrath 927

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boating continuedChester 569Durham 637Inverness 893Keswick 611Lake Coniston 606Loch Lomond 851Loch Ness 901, 903Mousa Broch 965Norfolk Broads 401northwest England 556Noss 964Oban 861Skipton 531southwest England 232St Ives 347-8St Mary’s 364Ullapool 928Ullswater 616Weymouth 259Windermere 595

Bodmin Moor 362-3books, see also literature

food 990, 992history 974, 975, 980,

983, 985, 987wildlife 1009, 1010

Borders region 822-8Borrowdale 613-15Boscastle 339-40Bosherston Lily Ponds 694Boston 471Bosworth Battlefield 478-9Boudica 973Bournemouth 250-2Bowmore 859Bradford 542-3Brading 247-8Brae 965-6Braemar 909Braich-y-Pwll 749-50Braunton 307-8Brecon 713-15, 714Brecon Beacons National

Park 710-21, 711Bressay 964breweries

Adnams 396Black Sheep Brewery

519Greene King Brewery

393Jenning’s Brewery 609King Offa Distillery 440

Purple Moose Brewery 753

Theakston’s Brewery 519Bridgnorth 452-3Brighton 173-80, 174Bristol 310-20, 312-13

accommodation 316-17drinking & nightlife

318-19entertainment 319festivals & events 316food 317-18history 310information 319shopping 319sights 310-15tours 315-16travel to/from 319-20travel within 320

Britart 1006British Museum 103, 104-5,

106-7, 2, 13, 104-5Brixham 291-2Broadford 935Broadstairs 160Broadway 212Brockenhurst 242-3Brodick 855-6Brontë sisters 546, 998Brownsea Island 252Bryher 365Buckinghamshire 221-3Buckler’s Hard 243-4Bude 338-9budget 23Burford 204, 206Burnham Deepdale 404-5Burns, Robert 829, 997Bury St Edmunds 392-4bus travel 1029-30, 1031-2,

1033business hours 1025-6Butes 663Buttermere 615Buxton 488-90, 489

Ccable cars 110Cader Idris 742Cadgwith 355Caerleon 676-7Caernarfon 746-8Caerphilly 674-5Cairngorm Mountain 906Cairngorms National Park

904-9, 905Caithness 921-4Caldey Island 692

Callander 847-9Callanis 942Cambridge 16, 371-83,

372, 16accommodation 380-1activities 379drinking & nightlife 382entertainment 382festivals & events

379-80food 381-2history 371information 382sights 371-8tours 379travel to/from 382-3travel within 383walks 376, 376

Cambridge University 371-7Cambridgeshire 370-85Campbeltown 853-4camping 600, 601, 1020-1canoeing, see kayaking &

canoeingCanterbury 149, 152-8,

152, 426Canterbury Tales, The 156Cape Cornwall 351, 734Cape Wrath 927Capel Curig 739car travel 22, 1032-3Carbost 936Cardiff 17, 659-73, 660,

666-7, 668, 17accommodation 665-8children, travel with 665drinking & nightlife

670-1entertainment 671festivals & events 665food 668-70gay & lesbian travellers

670history 659-60, 663information 672itineraries 662shopping 671-2sights 660-4tours 664-5travel to/from 672-3travel within 673

Cardigan 706-7Cardinham Woods 363Carew 694Carlisle 620-2Carloway 942Carmarthen 688-9Carmarthenshire 686-90Cartmel 619

castles & palaces 15, 27, 996, see also stately homes, manors & his-toric buildings, forts

Alnwick Castle 648Arundel Castle 180Balmoral Castle 73,

908, 73Bamburgh Castle 652Barnard Castle 639Beaumaris Castle 754Belvoir Castle 470Berkeley Castle 216Blackwell House 593Blair Castle 912Blenheim Palace 199Brodick Castle 855Buckingham Palace 69,

73, 73Bude Castle 339Caerlaverock Castle 831Caernarfon Castle

746-7, 16Caerphilly Castle 674-5Cardiff Castle 661Cardigan Castle 706Carew Castle 694Carisbrooke Castle 247Carlisle Castle 620Carreg Cennen 712Castell Coch 674Castell Dinas Brân 764Castell Henllys 702Castle Drogo 305-6Castle Garth Keep 628Castle Howard 513-14Castle of Mey 923Castle Rising 406Cawdor Castle 899Chepstow Castle 677Chillingham Castle 647Clifford’s Tower 507Colchester Castle 386Conwy Castle 761-2Corfe Castle 254-5Crathes Castle 889-90Criccieth Castle 752Culzean Castle 830Dartmouths Castle 293Dolbadarn Castle 731Dover Castle 163-4Duart Castle 865Dunnottar Castle 889Dunollie Castle 861Dunrobin Castle 921Dunstanburgh Castle

650Dunster Castle 282Dunvegan Castle 937

Map Pages 000Photo Pages 000

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Durham Castle 637Edinburgh Castle 773,

776-7, 11Eilean Donan Castle

932, 735Farnham Castle 182Fishbourne Palace 182Floors Castle 822Fulham Palace 101Glamis Castle 882Glengorm Castle 866-7Goodrich Castle 220Hampton Court Palace

73, 112-13, 114-15, 72, 114-15

Harlech Castle 745Hastings Castle 170Helmsley Castle 523Hermitage Castle 824Inveraray Castle 852Kenilworth Castle 424Kensington Palace 100Kidwelly Castle 688Kisimul Castle 945Lancaster Castle 583Laugharne Castle

689-90Leeds Castle 158Leicester Castle 475-6Lews Castle 940-1Lincoln Castle 466Lindisfarne Castle 653Lochranza Castle 856Ludlow Castle 455Lulworth Castle 256MacLellan’s Castle 832Maiden Castle 257Manorbier Castle 694Montgomery Castle 725Muncaster Castle 619Newark Castle 464Noltland Castle 958Norwich Castle 399Nottingham Castle 457Okehampton Castle 307Old Wardour Castle 266Orford Castle 394Osborne House 246-7Oxford Castle Unlocked

194Oystermouth Castle

684Palace of Holyroodhouse

780Peel Castle 587Pembroke Castle 695Pendennis Castle 356Penrhyn Castle 767Penrith Castle 622

Pevensey Castle 173Peveril Castle 491Pickering Castle 524Portland Castle 262Powderham Castle 285Powis Castle 726Raby Castle 640Raglan Castle 679Richmond Castle 536Royal Pavilion 173Scalloway Castle 964Scarborough Castle 518Scone Palace 877Sherborne New Castle

265Sherborne Old Castle

265Shrewsbury Castle

445Sizergh Castle 618Skipton Castle 531St Andrews Castle 869Stirling Castle 840-4,

842-3Sudeley Castle 213Swansea Castle 680Tintagel Castle 340-1Totnes Castle 295-6Tower of London 80-2,

83, 84-5, 73, 72, 84-5Warwick Castle 422Windsor Castle 224-5Wolvesey Castle 235Wray Castle 595

Castleton 490-2Castletown 587Caswell Bay 685cathedrals, see churches &

cathedralscaves

Blue John Cavern 491Carnglaze Caverns 363Cheddar Gorge 331City of Caves 457Clearwell Caves 220Dan-yr-Ogof Cave 712Davaar Cave 854Peak Cavern 491Poole’s Cavern 488Shell Grotto 159Smoo Cave 926Smugglers Adventure

170Speedwell Cavern 491Treak Cliff Cavern 491Wookey Hole 331

Cawsand 362Cefn Bryn 685cell phones 22, 1026

central Scotland 56, 836-91, 838-9

accommodation 836activities 837climate 836food 836highlights 838transport 837travel seasons 836

central western Highlands 913-19

Ceredigion 706-10Cerne Abba 258-9Chagford 305-6Channel Islands 260Charles I 982Charles II 982Chaucer, Geoffrey 156, 997cheese 48cheesemakers 332Cheltenham 216-19, 218Chepstow 677-8Cheshire 568-72Chesil Beach 262-3Chester 568-72, 570Chesterfield 484Chichester 181-2children, travel with 49-51

Cardiff 665Liverpool 576London 109

Chipping Campden 210-12Chipping Norton 209Christie, Agatha 290Church Stretton 453-4churches & cathedrals

442, 995Alloway Auld Kirk 830Arundel Cathedral 180Beverley Minster 551-2Birmingham Cathedral

413Brecon Cathedral 713Canterbury Cathedral 17,

152-3, 17Carlisle Cathedral 620Chester Cathedral 569Chichester Cathedral 181Christ Church 192-3Coventry Cathedral 421Derby Cathedral 480Dornoch Cathedral 920Dunkeld Cathedral 910Durham Cathedral 636-7Elgin Cathedral 890Ely Cathedral 384-5Exeter Cathedral 284Glasgow Cathedral 809Gloucester Cathedral 217

Greyfriars Kirk 781-2Haworth Parish Church

545-6Hereford Cathedral 440Leicester Cathedral 476Lichfield Cathedral

432-3Lincoln Cathedral 465-6Liverpool Cathedral 573Llandaff Cathedral 664Metropolitan Cathedral

of Christ the King 575Norwich Cathedral 397-9Rosslyn Chapel 788,

790-1, 790-1Salisbury Cathedral 267Southwark Cathedral 94St Alban’s Cathedral 223St Andrews Cathedral

869St Davids Cathedral

696-7St Edmundsbury

Cathedral 393St Giles Cathedral

777-8, 2St Machar’s Cathedral

884St Magnus Cathedral

948St Paul’s Cathedral 82-3Truro Cathedral 358Wells Cathedral 330-1Westminster Abbey 66-7Westminster

Cathedral 70Winchester Cathedral

233-5Worcester Cathedral 435York Minster 502-3, 18

Churchill, Winston 986cider 439cinema 970, 1000-2Cinque Ports 162Cirencester 201-3Clatteringshaws Loch 833Cley-next-the-Sea 403climate 22, 31-4, 40,

41, 1022-3, see also individual regions

climate change 1029Clitheroe 584Clovelly 309-10coasteering 44

Exmoor National Park 278St Davids 698

Cockermouth 609-10Colchester 385-6Coldbackie 925-6Coniston 605-7

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consulates 1023-4Conwy 761-4, 762Cook, Captain James

525, 984Corbridge 644Cornwall 15, 337-63, 735,

347costs 23Cotswolds 12, 53, 200-16,

185, 202-3, 13accommodation 184activities 186climate 184food 184highlights 185transport 186travel seasons 184

Coventry 421-2Coverack 355Cowes 246-7Crail 874Craster 650-1credit cards 1025Criccieth 752cricket 141, 567, 1016-17Crickhowell 715, 717Cromer 402-3Cromwell, Oliver 383,

385, 982Croyde 307-8Cuillin Hills 935-6Culloden Battlefield 899Culross 875, 877Cumbria 54, 588-623,

590-1accommodation 588climate 588food 588highlights 590history 589transport 589, 592travel seasons 588

currency 22customs regulations

1022-3cycling 42-3, 1031, see also

mountain bikingAberystwyth 708Ashbourne 481Bakewell 495Betws-y-Coed 736Borders region 826Bristol 319Buxton 488Caernarfon 747

Callander 848central Scotland 837Chipping Campden 211Church Stretton 453Cotswolds 186Cumbria 589Dartmoor National Park

301-2East Anglia 370Elan Valley 723Exeter 285Exmoor National Park

278Eyam 494Forest of Dean 221Glen Lyon 913Hay-on-Wye 720Isle of Wight 245Killin 849Lake District 589Lincolnshire 465Mawddach Estuary 744National Forest 479New Forest 241Norfolk Broads 401northeast England 625northeast Scotland 837northwest England 556Padstow 342Peak District National

Park 487Ribble Valley 584Richmond 536Rutland 478Shropshire 443southeast England 149southwest England

232Swansea 681Whitby 527Yorkshire 500

DDale 695dangers 1026, 1033Dartmoor National Park

300-7, 301Dartmouth 292-4Dedham Vale 386-7deer 279, 1010, 1011Derby 479-81Derbyshire 479-84Derwent Reservoirs 492Derwent Valley 483Devil’s Bridge 710Devon 283-310Diggory’s Island 342disabilities, travellers with

1027-8

distilleriesAberlour 888Ardbeg 859Bowmore Distillery 859Bruichladdich Distillery

860Edradour Distillery 910Glenfarclas 888Glenfiddich 888Glenmorangie 919Highland Park Distillery

948-9Isle of Arran Distillery

856Isle of Jura Distillery

860Lagavulin 859Laphroaig 859Macallan 888Oban Distillery 861Penderyn Distillery 712Plymouth Gin Distillery

297Speyside Cooperage

888Spirit of Speyside 32,

888Springbank 853-4

divingSt Martin’s 365

Dodd Wood 611Dolgellau 742-4dolphins 1012Dorchester 256-8Dornoch 920Dorset 250-66Douglas 586Dover 163-5, 164Dracula 527drinks 991-2, see also

cider, whiskydriving 22, 1032-3driving tours

Cotswolds 204-5, 205Dartmoor National Park

304, 304East Sussex 166-7, 167Fife 876, 876Kent 166-7, 167Lake District 614, 614Loch Ness 902, 902Northumberland 649,

649Peak District 486, 486

Drumnadrochit 900-1, 903

Dufftown 891Dulverton 279-80Dumfries 830-1

Dundee 880-3Dunfermline 875Dunkeld 909-10Dunnet Head 923Dunster 282-3Dunvegan 937-8Dunwich 395Durham 636-9, 638Durness 926-7DVDs 1028

EEast Anglia 53, 367-406,

368-9accommodation 367activities 370climate 367drinking & nightlife

393food 367highlights 368history 370transport 370travel seasons 367

East Neuk 874-5East Riding of Yorkshire

549-52East Sussex 157, 166-7,

168-80Eastbourne 171-2economy 971Edale 492-3Eday 957Eden Project 26, 359Edinburgh 11, 55, 771-801,

772accommodation 771,

792-4activities 788Calton Hill 785climate 771drinking & nightlife

796-8entertainment 798-9festivals & events 789,

792food 771, 794-6highlights 772history 773information 799-800itineraries 777Leith 785-7, 796, 798New Town 782-5, 793,

795-6, 797-8, 786-7northeast Edinburgh

794Old Town 773, 776-82,

792-3, 794-5, 796-7, 778-9

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shopping 799south Edinburgh

793-4tours 788-9travel seasons 771travel to/from 800-1travel within 801walks 782-3, 783

Edinburgh Festival Fringe 33, 792

Edinburgh International Festival 33, 792

Edward I 978Edward II 979Edward III 979Edward IV 980Edward V 980Edward VI 981Edward VII 985Elan Valley 723electricity 1023Elgin 890-1Elizabeth I 981Elizabeth II 987Elterwater 607-8Ely 384-5embassies 1023-4Embleton Bay 651emergencies 23Emin, Tracey 1006England 59-654, 60-1Ennerdale 609environmental issues 1013,

1029Eriskay 945Eshaness 966Eskdale 608Essex 385-9etiquette 25Eton 224-7, 224events, see festivals &

events, sporting eventsEvie 953exchange rates 23exchanging money 1025Exeter 284-9, 286Exmoor National Park

278-83, 278Eyam 493-4

FFairbourne 744Falkland 875Falmouth 356-7Fan Brycheiniog 712Farne Islands 651-2Farnham 182-3ferry travel 1030, 1033

festivals & events 29-30, 31-4, 792, see also arts festivals, film festivals, food & drink festivals, literary festivals, music festivals, Pride festivals, sporting events

Airbourne 172Autumn Flower Show

515Bristol Harbour

Festival 316Cardiff Festival 665Cardiff Winter

Wonderland 665Chelsea Flower Show

32, 117Chinese New Year 117Crufts Dog Show 416Edinburgh International

Science Festival 789Edinburgh Military Tattoo

792Edinburgh’s Christmas

792Frankfurt Christmas

Market & Craft Fair 416

Garland Festival 491Goose Fair 459Great Yorkshire Show

33, 515International Balloon

Fiesta 316Jorvik Viking Festival 31,

508-9Kendal Mountain Festival

617Keswick Mountain

Festival 611Leicester Caribbean

Carnival 476Manchester Day 562Mari Llwyd 722May Balls 380National Eisteddfod

33, 766Notting Hill Carnival

33, 117Riding of the Marches

825Robin Hood Pageant

459Royal Academy Summer

Exhibition 117Royal Highland Show

789Spring Flower Show

515Swansea Bay Festival

681Trooping the Colour

32, 117

Up Helly Aa 31, 963Urdd Eisteddfod 766Whitby Goth Weekends

527Whitby Spring Session

527York Christmas 509

feudal system 977Fforest Fawr 710, 712Fife 868-77film festivals

Edinburgh International Film Festival 789

Encounters 316Screenfields 562

films 970, 1000-2Finlaggan 860Fishguard 701-2fishing 43Folly Farm 693food 20, 25, 45-8, 988-92,

46, see also individual locations

food & drink festivalsAbergavenny Food

Festival 33, 718Aldeburgh Food & Drink

Festival 395Beer Festival 380Big Cheese 675Cheese-Rolling 214Keswick Beer Festival 611Ludlow Food & Drink

Festival 33, 455Manchester Food &

Drink Festival 562Robin Hood Beer & Cider

Festival 459Saturnalia Beer Festival

& Mountain-Bike Chariot Racing 722

Scottish Real Ale Festival 789

York Food Festival 509football 14, 140-1, 482, 561,

567, 1014-15, 14forests, see national parks

& forestsForest of Bowland 584Forest of Dean 219-21Fort Augustus 903Fort William 915-17forts

Fort George 899Needles Old & New

Battery 249Nothe Fort 259Segedunum 635

Fowey 360-1foxes 1010

GGairloch 930galleries, see art galleries

& museumsgardens, see parks &

gardensGarenin 942Gateholm Island 695-6gay & lesbian travellers

1024, see also Pride festivals

Birmingham 418Brighton 178Cardiff 670Glasgow 817London 134Manchester 565Newcastle 633

geography 1008-9geology 255, 1008-9George VI 987Glasgow 803-21, 806-7

accommodation 813-14acitivities 812drinking & nightlife

816-18entertainment 818-19festivals & events 812food 814-16gay & lesbian travellers

817history 803information 819-20itineraries 803shopping 819sights 806-12travel to/from 820travel within 820-1walks 810, 812, 810

Glastonbury 333-6, 334Glastonbury Festival of

Contemporary Performing Arts 32, 333

Glen Affric 899-900Glen Coe 20, 913-14, 20Glen Lyon 913Glen Nevis 917-18Glen Torridon 931Glencoe Village 914Glenfinnan 918Gloucester 217Gloucestershire 216-21Glyder Fach 738Glyder Fawr 738Glyndebourne 32Goathland 529goats 1011Godrevy 346Golden Valley 440

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golf 21, 1015Dornoch 920Embleton Bay 651Machrihanish Bay 854St Andrews 872, 21

Gower Peninsula 685-6Grantchester 384Grantham 470Grasmere 602-3Grassington 532Great Langdale 607-8Great Malvern 437-9Great Orme 758Grizedale Forest 604Guernsey 260Gwithian 346Gwydyr Forest 733-6

HHadrian’s Wall 15, 640-6,

641, 14, 642-3Halen Môn Salt 754Haltwhistle 645-6Hampshire 233-41Hardknott 608Harlech 745-6Harold 976Harris 942-4Harrogate 514-16Harry Potter 26, 223, 1002Hartlepool 635-6Hastings 169-71Hawes 534-5Haweswater 623Hawkshead 603-5Haworth 545-7Hay-on-Wye 719-21health 1024Hebden Bridge 544-5hedgehogs 1011hedgerows 1013Helmsdale 921Helmsley 522-4Helston 355Henley-on-Thames 228Henry I 977Henry II 977Henry III 978Henry IV 979-80Henry V 979Henry VI 980Henry VII 980-1Henry VIII 981Heptonstall 544-5

Hereford 439-41Herefordshire 439-43heritage organisations

1027heritage railways

Babbacombe Cliff Railway 290

Bodmin & Wenford Railway 363

Bridgnorth Cliff Railway 452

Bure Valley Steam Railway 400

Cairngorm Mountain Railway 906

Cliff Railway 280-1Dartmouth Steam

Railway 293East Cliff Lift Railway

250Fairbourne Railway 744Ffestiniog Railway 753Great Central Railway

479Isle of Wight Steam

Railway 245Jacobite Steam Train

915Keighley & Worth Valley

Railway 547Lakeside & Haverthwaite

Railway 595Llangollen Railway 765North Yorkshire Moors

Railway 524Peak Rail 483Ravenglass & Eskdale

Railway 620Settle-Carlisle Line

535Severn Valley Railway

452Snowdon Mountain

Railway 740, 734South Tynedale Railway

622Strathspey Steam

Railway 904Swanage Steam Railway

255Talyllyn Railway 744Vale of Rheidol Railway

708Wells & Walsingham

Railway 404Welsh Highland Railway

753West Somerset Railway

336Herm 260Hertfordshire 221-3, 59Hexham 644-5

Highland Clearances 925, 984

highlands (Scotland) 56, 892-968, 894-5

accommodation 892activities 893climate 892food 892highlights 894transport 893travel seasons 892

hiking, see walkingHillswick 966Hindhead 183Hirst, Damien 1006historic buildings, see

stately homes, manors & historic buildings

history 972-87Act of Union 983Anglo-Irish War 985Ango-Saxons 973-4Battle of Hastings

171, 976books 974, 975, 980,

983, 985, 987Celts 972-3, 974Civil War 982films 979, 981Great Depression 985Highland Clearances

925, 984Houses of York &

Lancaster 979-80Hundred Years’ War

979industrial age 29, 984Iron Age 972-3Jacobite rebellions 983Normandy landings

986Roman era 973Scotland 970, 974-5, 976,

978-9Stone Age 972Vikings 975Wales 701, 974, 976Wars of the Roses

979-80WWI 985WWII 986

Hitchcock, Alfred 1000hitching 1033Hogarth, William 1004-5holidays 1026Holkham 404Holy Island 652-3Holyhead 756-8Honister Pass 615horse racing 1017

horse riding 43Black Mountains 719Brecon 713Dartmoor National

Park 302Elan Valley 723Exmoor National Park

278Gower Peninsula 686Laugharne 690New Forest 242

horses 1011Horton-in-Ribblesdale

533-4hot springs 315Hove 173-80, 174Hoy 955-6Hugh Town 364Hull 549-51

IIlfracombe 308-9industrial age 29, 984insurance

car 1032-3health 1024

internet access 1024internet resources 23

accommodation 1021, 1022

activities 40disabilities, travellers

with 1027-8ferry bookings 1030gay & lesbian travellers

1024Inveraray 852Inverness 893, 896-9,

896Ironbridge Gorge 447-50,

448Isle of Anglesey 754-8Isle of Arran 855-7, 855Isle of Iona 867-8Isle of Islay 857-60, 858Isle of Jura 860-1, 858Isle of Man 585-7Isle of Mull 863-7, 864Isle of Portland 261-2Isle of Raasay 938Isle of Skye 12, 933-8,

933, 769Isle of Staffa 868Isle of Thanet 159Isle of Wight 245-9, 246Isles of Scilly 363-6itineraries 35-9, 35, 36,

37, 38, 39 see also individual locations

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JJames I 982James II 982Jedburgh 825, 827Jersey 260John O’Groats 922-3Jurassic Coast 255

Kkayaking & canoeing 43

Bala 741Bournemouth 250Caernarfon 747Dartmoor National

Park 302Dorset 256Exeter 285Exmoor National Park

278Fishguard 701Forest of Dean 220Fowey 360Ironbridge Gorge

449Isle of Skye 934Isle of Wight 245Lizard, the 355Loch Lomond 851Loch Morlich 906-7Norfolk Broads 401Oban 861Totnes 295

Kelso 822-3Kendal 617-18Kenilworth 424-5Kenmore 912Kent 149, 152-67Keswick 610-13Kidwelly 687-8Killin 849-50Kilmartin Glen 852-3King’s Lynn 405-6Kingsand 362Kingston-upon-Hull

549-51Kingussie 907-8Kinlochewe 930Kinlochleven 914-15Kintyre 853-4Kirkcudbright 832Kirkwall 948-51, 949kitesurfing

Poole 252Knighton 724-5Kyle of Lochalsh 932Kyleakin 934-5Kylesku 927

LLacock 274-5Lagg 856Lake District 14, 54,

592-618, 735, 590-1, 593, 735

accommodation 600, 601

activities 589driving tours 614, 614history 589travel to/from 589travel within 589, 592

Lamb Holm 951Lamlash 857Lanark 821-2Lancashire 581-4Lancaster 583Land’s End 351-2Langdon Cliffs 165-6Langland Bay 685language 22Laugharne 689-90Lavenham 391-2Ledbury 442-3Leeds 537-42, 538legal matters 1024Leicester 473-8, 474Leicestershire 473-9Lerwick 961-4, 962lesbian travellers, see gay

& lesbian travellersLewis 940-2Lichfield 432-5Lincoln 465-9, 466Lincolnshire 464-71literary festivals

Bath Literature Festival 326

Dylan Thomas Festival 34, 681

Edinburgh International Book Festival 792

Hay Festival 32, 720Stratford Literary

Festival 429Ways With Words 396

literary museumsBeatrix Potter Gallery

604Brontë Parsonage

Museum 546Burns House 830Canterbury Tales 154Charles Dickens Museum

108Dickens House Museum

160Dr Johnson’s House 86

Dylan Thomas Boathouse 689

Dylan Thomas Centre 680-1

Jane Austen Centre 323Jane Austen’s House

Museum 236Lamb House 168Robert Burns Birthplace

Museum 829-30Robert Burns Centre

830-1Samuel Johnson Birth-

place Museum 433Seven Stories - The

Centre for Children’s Books 630

Wordsworth Museum & Art Gallery 602

World of Beatrix Potter 593

literature 427, 997-1000, see also books

Little Langdale 608Liverpool 18, 572-81,

574, 19accommodation 578-9children, travel with 576drinking & nightlife

579-80entertainment 580festivals & events

578food 579history 572information 580itineraries 573shopping 580sights 573, 575-7tours 577travel to/from 580-1travel within 581

Lizard, the 355-6Llanberis 731-3Llandeilo 687Llandrindod Lake 723Llandrindod Wells 722-3Llandudno 758-61, 759Llanelli Wetland Centre

688Llanfair PG 755Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgo-

gerychwyrndrobwllllan-tysiliogogogoch 755

Llangennith 685Llangollen 764-6, 765Llangorse Lake 713Llanwrtyd Wells 721-2Llanystumdwy 751-2Llŷn Peninsula 748-52,

732-3

Loch Glencoul 927Loch Katrine 849Loch Lomond 850-2Loch Maree 930Loch Morlich 906-7Loch Ness 900-3Loch Ness monster 901Lochinver 927-8Lochranza 856London 52, 62-147, 64-5,

15, 25accommodation 62,

118-23Bayswater 122, 136,

143, 120Belgravia 119-20, 127-8Bloomsbury 103-8,

122-3, 129-30, 135-6, 143, 106-7

Camden Town 108, 130, 136, 132

Chelsea 95-101, 120-1, 128, 135, 143, 98-9

children, travel with 109City 80-8, 119, 127, 135,

80-1Clerkenwell 123, 131-2,

136climate 62Docklands 109-10,

123, 144drinking & nightlife

133-8Earl’s Court 121-2East End 109-10, 123,

133, 144entertainment 138-41Farringdon 123,

131-2, 136festivals & events 117Fitzrovia 130food 62, 123-33Fulham 121-2gay & lesbian travellers

134Greenwich 110-11, 137Hammersmith 128-9Hampstead 111-12,

137-8Highgate 111-12, 137-8highlights 64-5history 63Hoxton 108-9, 123, 132-3,

137, 144, 124information 144-5Islington 130-1itineraries 67Kensington 95-101,

120-1, 128, 135, 143, 98-9

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143, 98-9Marylebone 102-3, 129,

136, 144, 102Notting Hill 122, 128-9,

136, 143, 120Paddington 122, 136, 143Pimlico 94-5, 119-20Shepherd’s Bush 128-9shopping 141-4Shoreditch 108-9, 123,

132-3, 137, 144, 124sights 20, 66-116South Bank 88-94, 119,

127, 135, 92Spitalfields 108-9, 123,

132-3, 137, 144, 124St James 66-7, 69-74, 68St Pancras 103-8, 122-3,

129-30, 135-6, 143, 106-7

tours 116-17travel seasons 62travel to/from 145travel within 145-7walks 70-1, 86-7, 71, 87West End 74-9, 118-19,

123-7, 133-5, 141-3, 76-7

Westminster 66-74. 68London Eye 89, 93Long Melford 389-91Looe 361-2Lower Wye Valley 678Ludlow 454-7Lulworth Cove 255-6Lybster 921-2Lydford 306-7Lyme Regis 263-4Lymington 244-5Lyndhurst 242-3Lynmouth 280-2Lynton 280-2

MMacDonald, Flora 937MacGregor, Robert 850Machars, the 833-4Machynlleth 726-7Mackintosh, Charles

Rennie 806-7, 809, 812, 1005

Madchester 566Maiden Holme 596

Malham 532-3Mallaig 919Malmesbury 274manors, see stately homes,

manors & historic buildings

Manchester 556-68, 558-9

accommodation 562-3drinking & nightlife

564-5entertainment 565-7festivals & events 562food 563-4gay & lesbian travellers

565history 557information 567-8itineraries 556shopping 567sights 557tours 562travel to/from 568travel within 568

Manchester United 561maps 40Marches region 53, 407-96,

408-9activities 410climate 407drinking & nightlife

407, 410food 407, 410highlights 408transport 410travel seasons 407

Margate 158-60maritime museums

Aberdeen Maritime Museum 884

Buckler’s Hard Story 243

Canal Museum 473Captain Cook Memorial

Museum 525-6Discovery Point 881Fishermen’s Museum

170Henry Blogg Museum

402Holyhead Maritime

Museum 756-7Mary Rose Museum

238-9Merseyside Maritime

Museum 576National Maritime

Museum (Falmouth) 356

National Maritime Museum (London) 111

National Waterfront Museum 681

Ramsgate Maritime Museum 161

Shipwreck Museum 170True’s Yard 406Unst Boat Haven 967Waterfront Museum 252

markets London 142Cotswolds 215

Marloes Sands 695-6Martin’s Haven 696Mary, Queen of Scots 981Masham 519Matlock Bath 482-4Mawddach Estuary 744measures 1028Melin Tregwynt 700Melrose 823-4Merrick 833Mey 923midges 932Midlands region 53,

407-96, 408-9activities 410climate 407drinking & nightlife

407, 410food 407, 410highlights 408transport 410travel seasons 407

Mid-Wales 55, 704-27, 705

activities 704, 706climate 704food 704highlights 705transport 706travel seasons 704

Milford Haven 695military & war museums

Berwick Barracks 654Black Watch Museum

879Churchill War Rooms 74Cosford Royal Air Force

Museum 450D-Day Museum 240Fleet Air Arm Museum

336Green Howards Museum

536Heugh Gun Battery

Museum 636Imperial War Museum

(Oxford) 384Imperial War Museum

(London) 93

Imperial War Museum North 561

Liverpool War Museum 575

National Museum of the Royal Navy 239

Rifles 268-9Royal Armouries 538Royal Green Jackets

Museum 235Scapa Flow Visitor

Centre 955Spitfire Memorial

Museum 161Milton, John 997Minack 351mines

Botallack Mine 351Geevor Tin Mine 350Great Orme Mines 758-9Honister Slate Mine 615Levant Mine 351Sygun Copper Mine 737

Minginish 936Minster Lovell 206-7mobile phones 22, 1026monasteries, see abbeys,

priories & monasteriesmoney 22, 23, 25, 116,

1023, 1025Monmouth 678-9Montgomery 725-6Moran 918-19Moray 890-1Moreton-in-Marsh 209-10motorcycle travel 1032-3mountain biking 42-3, see

also cycling7stanes 833Bala 741Beddgelert 737Bodmin Moor 363Coed-y-Brenin Forest

Park 742Exmoor National Park

278Fife 869Isle of Man 585Loch Morlich 906-7Machynlleth 727Newtonmore 907Oban 861Peebles 827Rhayader 724

Mousa Broch 965Mousehole 352, 28Much Wenlock 451Mull of Kintyre 854Mullion 355Mumbles 684-5

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museums 20, 29, see also art galleries & museums, literary museums, maritime museums, military & war museums, Roman sites & museums, science museums, transport museums

Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet 548

Abergavenny Castle & Museum 718

Ancient High House 432Armitt Museum 598-9Arundel Museum 180Ashmolean Museum 193Babbacombe Model

Village 290Bank of England

Museum 86Beamish Open-Air

Museum 637Beatles Story 576Beatles Story: Elvis &

Us 577Big Pit National Coal

Museums 679Bill Douglas Centre 285Blaise Castle House

Museum 315Blists Hill Victorian

Town 447Blue Hills Tin Streams

346Böd of Gremista 961-2Bowes Museum 639-40Bridewell Museum 399British Museum 103,

104-5, 106-7, 2, 13, 104-5

Brixham Heritage Museum 292

Broseley Pipeworks 449Broughton House 832Bude Castle 339Building of Bath Museum

325Burrell Collection 812Butetown History & Arts

Centre 663Cadbury World 415Caithness Horizons 923Camera Obscura 777Canterbury Heritage

Museum 153Cardiff Story 661-2Castleton Museum 491Cell Block Museum 654Ceredigion Museum 707Chepstow Museum

677

Cider Museum & King Offa Distillery 440

City Museum (Winchester) 235

Coalport China Museum & Tar Tunnel 447, 449

Collection 467Commandery 435-6Court Barn Museum

210-11Crystal 110Dales Countryside

Museum 534Darby Houses 447Dartmoor Prison

Museum 303Dean Heritage Centre

220Dennis Severs’ House

109Design Museum 94Dig 507Dinosaurland 263Discovery Museum 628Doctor Who Experience

662Dorset County Museum

257Dover Museum 164Dr Jenner’s House 216Eday Heritage & Visitor

Centre 957Egypt Centre 681Elgar Birthplace Museum

436Ely Museum 385Eyam Museum 494Fashion Museum 325Fishbourne Museum 182Geffrye Museum 109Glencoe Folk Museum

914Great North Museum

628Grosvenor Museum 569Grove Museum of

Victorian Life 586Guildhall Museum 162Henry Moore Institute

539Highland Folk Museum

907Hollytrees Museum 386Holst Birthplace

Museum 216Hull & East Riding

Museum 550Hunterian Museum

811-12International Slavery

Museum 576

Inveraray Jail 852Iona Heritage Centre

868Isles of Scilly Museum

364Jackfield Tile Museum

449Jewry Wall Museum 476Jorvik Viking Centre 505Judges’ Lodgings 583Keith Harding’s World of

Mechanical Music 207Kendal Museum 617Kildonan Museum 945Kilmartin House

Museum 852-3King Richard III: Dynasty,

Death & Discovery 26, 475

Lake Village Museum 335

Last Invasion Gallery 701Laurel & Hardy Museum

619Leeds Industrial Museum

538-9Lindisfarne Heritage

Centre 653Lizard Lighthouse

Heritage Centre 355Lloyd George Museum

751-2London Bridge

Experience & London Tombs 94

London Dungeon 94Lyme Regis Museum 263Lynn Museum 406M Shed 311-12Madame Tussauds 103Malvern Museum of

Local History 437Moot Hall 395Moyse’s Hall 393Mull Museum 865Museum in the Park 215Museum of British

Surfing 308Museum of Edinburgh

779-80Museum of Farnham 183Museum of Iron 447Museum of Islay Life

859-60Museum of Lakeland Life

& Industry 617Museum of Lincolnshire

Life 467Museum of Liverpool 577Museum of London 83Museum of London

Docklands 109

Museum of the Broads 400

Museum of the Gorge 447

Museum of the Isles 935Museum of the Jewellery

Quarter 415Museum of Witchcraft

340National Coal Mining

Museum for England 543-4

National Football Museum 560

National Media Museum 543

National Museum of Scotland 781

National Museum Cardiff 660-1

National Slate Museum 731

National Wool Museum 689

Natural History Museum 95

New Forest Museum 242New Lanark Visitor

Centre 821Newark Air Museum 464Newarke Houses

Museum 475Northgate 452Old Gaol House 406Old Haa Museum 966Old House 440Old House Museum 494Old Operating Theatre

Museum & Herb Garret 93

Oliver Cromwell’s House 385

Orkney Museum 948Owain Glyndŵr Centre

727Oxford University

Museum of Natural History 187

Peak District Mining Museum 482

Penarth Pavilion 26, 673Pencil Museum 610People’s History

Museum 557Pier Museum 389Pierhead 663Pitt Rivers Museum

187Polar Museum 378Radnorshire Museum

723RAMM 285

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EX M-N

museums continuedRichmondshire Museum

536Riverside Museum 811RNLI Grace Darling

Museum 652Robert Owen Museum

725Rotunda Museum 518Royal Academy of Arts

75, 78Royal Cambrian

Academy 762Royal Cornwall Museum

358Royal Pump Room

Museum 514Royal Worcester

Porcelain Works 436Ruskin Museum 606Russell-Cotes 250Saffron Walden Museum

388Salisbury Museum 268Sanday Heritage Centre

957Scalloway Museum 964Scotch Whisky

Experience 777Shetland Museum 961Sir John Soane’s

Museum 78Soho House 415Southwell Workhouse

464Spirit of the 1940s 494Spurn Lightship 550St Barbe Museum 244St Fagans National

History Museum 663-4

St Mungo’s Museum of Religious Life & Art 809

St Vigeans Museum 883Streetlife Museum 550Stromness Museum 954Sumburgh Head Visitor

Centre 965Swansea Museum 681Tain Through Time 919Tangwick Haa Museum

966Thomas Telford Centre

755Tullie House Museum

621

Tŷ Siamas 742Ullapool Museum 928Unst Heritage Centre

967Verdant Works 881Victoria & Albert Mu-

seum 95, 96-7, 96-7Warwickshire Museum

422Wellcome Collection 108Wellington Arch 74Wensleydale Creamery

534West Gate Towers 154West Highland Museum

915Whitby Museum 526-7Wick Heritage Centre

922Wilberforce House 550William Browne

Hospital 470Wimbledon Lawn Tennis

Museum 116Yesterday’s World 169York Castle Museum

507Yorkshire Museum 506-7Ypres Tower 168

music 970, 1003-4Britpop 1004films 1004glam rock 1003indie 1004Manchester 566New Romantics 1003-4punk 1003sights 1003Wales 673

music festivalsAldeburgh Festival 395Bath International Music

Festival 326Bestival 247Brecon Jazz Festival

33, 713Canterbury Festival

155Creamfields 578Edinburgh International

Jazz & Blues Festival 789

Fèis Ìle 857Field Day 117Folk Festival 380Glasgow Jazz Festival

812Glastonbury Festival of

Contemporary Performing Arts 32, 333

Green Man Festival 717Glyndebourne 32HowTheLightGetsIn

720Hebridean Celtic Festival

941International Beatleweek

578International Musical

Eisteddfod 33, 765Islay Jazz Festival 858Isle of Wight Festival

247Leeds Festival 539Liverpool International

Music Festival 26, 578

Lovebox 117Meltdown Festival 117Orkney Folk Festival 954Reading Festival 227Shetland Folk Festival

962Splendour 459Wireless 117

Musselwick Sands 696Mynydd Mawr 749-50myths 690

NNant Gwrtheyrn 749Narberth 691-2national parks & forests

1009, 1012, see also nature reserves

Brecon Beacons National Park 710-21, 711

Cairngorms National Park 904-9, 905

Dartmoor National Park 300-7, 301

Exmoor National Park 278-83, 278

National Forest 479New Forest 241-5North York Moors

National Park 522-9, 522

Northumberland National Park 26, 647-8

Peak District National Park 484-96, 485

Pembrokeshire Coast National Park 692

Snowdonia National Park 730-46, 732-3, 12

South Downs National Park 172

Yorkshire Dales National Park 530-7, 530, 28

nature reserves, see also national parks & forests

Cley Marshes 403Hermaness Nature

Reserve 967Holkham National

Nature Reserve 404Isle of Noss 964Lumbister RSPB Reserve

966Noup Head 958Orford Ness 394Royal Society for the

Protection of Birds Minsmere 395

Rutland Water Nature Reserve 478

Sherwood Forest National Nature Reserve 463

St Helens Duver 247Titchwell Marsh Nature

Reserve 405Ness of Brodgar 953Nether Stowey 337Nevis Range 918New Abbey 831-2New Forest 241-5New Lanark 821-2Newark-on-Trent 464Newcastle Emlyn 689Newcastle-upon-Tyne 628-34, 629Newport (Casnewydd)

676Newport (Trefdraeth)

702-3Newquay 343-5newspapers 1028Newtown 725Newtonmore 907-8Norfolk 397-406Norfolk Broads 400-1North Pennines 640North Ronaldsay 959north Scotland 924-32North Uist 944North Wales 55, 728-68,

729activities 730climate 728highlights 728, 729transport 730travel seasons 728

North York Moors National Park 522-9, 522

North Yorkshire 501-21Northampton 472Northamptonshire

471-3Map Pages 000Photo Pages 000

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-Pnortheast England 54,

624-54, 626-7activities 625highlights 626-7history 625transport 625, 628

northeast Scotland 56, 836-91, 838-9

accommodation 836activities 837climate 836food 836highlights 838transport 837travel seasons 836

Northleach 207-8Northumberland 648-54Northumberland National

Park 26, 647-8northwest England 54,

553-87, 554-5accommodation 553activities 556climate 553drinking & nightlife 579food 553highlights 554-5information 556transport 556travel seasons 553

northwest Scotland 18, 735, 924-32

Norwich 397-402, 398Noss 964Nottingham 457-63, 458Nottinghamshire 457-64

OOban 861-3Ogwen Valley 738Okehampton 306-7Olympic Games 1017opening hours 1025-6Orford 394Oriel Plas Glyn-y-Weddw

751Orkney 946-59, 947ospreys 1011Outer Hebrides 938-46,

933, 12Oxford 13, 186-98, 188-9

accommodation 194-5activities 194drinking & nightlife 197entertainment 197-8food 195-7history 186-7information 198

shopping 198-9sights 187-94tours 194travel to/from 198travel within 198

Ppaddleboarding

Bala 741Bournemouth 250Isle of Wight 245Poole 252Portland 262

Padstow 341-3Painswick 214painting 1004-6palaces, see castles &

palacesPapa Westray 958-9parking 1032parks & gardens, see also

national parks & forestsAberglasney Gardens

687Alexandra Gardens 673Alnwick Garden 648,

650Alum Chine 250Backs, the 377Batsford Arboretum 210Bletchley Park 221-2Bodnant Garden 758Botanic Garden (Oxford)

192Bridge End Gardens

388Bute Park 661Cambridge University

Botanic Garden 378Castle Kennedy Gardens

834Chalice Well & Gardens

334Charlecote Park 431Chelsea Physic Garden

101Cirencester Park 201Clyne Gardens 684Downs, the 315Duncombe Park Gardens

523Eden Project 26, 359Explorers Garden 911Fell Foot Park 593Galloway Forest Park

833Glendurgan 356Gowbarrow Park 616Green Park 70Hampstead Heath 111

Helmsley Walled Garden 523

Hidcote 211Holyrood Park 780Hyde Park 100Inverewe Garden 930Kensington Gardens

101Kew Gardens 112Lost Gardens of Heligan

359National Botanic Garden

of Wales 687Ness Islands 893Painswick Rococo

Garden 214Pavilion Gardens 488Peasholm Park 518Porthkerry Country

Park 674Prior Park 326Queen Elizabeth Olympic

Park 109-10Regent’s Park 102Richmond Park 113Rock Park 722Rothiemurchus Estate

904Salutation Gardens

162-3Savill Garden 226St James’s Park 70Stowe Gardens 221Studley Royal 520Trebah 356Trelissick Gardens 358Trengwainton 352Tresco Abbey Garden

365Whinlatter Forest Park

610-11Williamson Park 583Windsor Great Park 226Winter Gardens 548

passports 1031Peak District National Park

484-96, 485Peebles 827-8Peel 587Pembroke 694-5Pembrokeshire 19,

690-703, 691, 655Penarth 673-4Pendle Hill 584Penrith 622-3Pentre Ifan 703Pen-y-Fan 716Penzance 352-4, 353Perranporth 345-6Perth 877-80, 878

Perthshire (Highland) 909-13

Perthshire (Lowland) 877-80

Pickering 524-5Pitlochry 910-12planning, see also

individual regionsactivities 40-4budgeting 23calendar of events

29-30, 31-4, 792children, travel with

49-51, 109, 576, 668first-time visitors 24-5Great Britain basics 22-3Great Britain’s regions

52-6internet resources 23,

40, 1022, 1024, 1027-8, 1030

itineraries 35-9, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39

travel seasons 22, 31-4, 40, 41, 1022-3

plants 1013Plockton 931-2Plymouth 296-300, 298politics 970-1Polperro 361Poole 252-3pop art 1006population 971Porlock 282Port Charlotte 859-60Port Ellen 858-9Port Erin 587Port Eynon 685Port Isaac 341, 20Port St Mary 587Porth Dinllaen 749Porthgain 700-1Porthmadog 752-4Porthtown 345-6Portland 261-2Portmahomack 920Portpatrick 835Portree 936-7Portsmouth 237-41, 238Postbridge 303-5Potteries 434Powys 721-7Preseli Hills 703Presteigne 724Pride festivals

Birmingham Pride 416Brighton Pride 175Manchester Pride 562London Pride 32, 117

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Princetown 302-3priories, see abbeys,

priories & monasteriespublic holidays 1026pubs 17, 992Puffin Island 755punting 379Puzzlewood 220Pwllheli 749

QQuantocks 337

RRaasay 938rabbits 1010radio 1028rafting 43

Bala 741Dartmoor National

Park 302Forest of Dean 220

railways, see heritage railways, train travel

Rame Peninsula 362Ramsgate 161Rannoch 912red deer 279religion 939, 971, 973reserves, see nature

reservesReynoldston 685Rhayader 723-4Rhossili Bay 685Ribble Valley 583-6Ribblesdale 533-4Richard III 26, 475, 980Richmond 536-7Rievaulx 524Robert the Bruce 979Robin Hood 461, 463,

978Robin Hood’s Bay 529Rock 341-3rock climbing 44

Cader Idris 742Exmoor National Park

278Isle of Skye 934Loch Morlich 906-7Snowdon 739-40

Roman sites & museums 29

Birdoswald Roman Fort 646

Brading Roman Villa 247Caerleon Roman

Fortress Baths 677Chedworth Roman

Villa 207Chesters Roman Fort &

Museum 645Corbridge Roman Site &

Museum 644Corinium Museum 201Dewa Roman Experience

569Hadrian’s Wall 15, 640-6,

641, 14Housesteads Roman Fort

& Museum 646National Roman Legion

Museum 677Novium Museum 181Richborough Roman

Fort 162Roman Army Museum

646Roman Baths (Bath)

321, 12Roman Museum 154Roman Painted House

164Segontium Roman

Fort 747Verulamium Museum 223Vindolanda Roman Fort

& Museum 645-6Romantics 998Roseland peninsula 358Ross of Mull 867Rosslyn Chapel, 788, 790-1,

790-1Ross-on-Wye 441-2Rousay 956-7Royal Air Force 465Royal Deeside 908-9Royal Mile 774-5, 2, 774-5royalty 27Rueval 944rugby 141, 421, 1015-16Rugby 421ruins, see also

archaeological sites, Roman sites & museums

Barnhouse Neolithic Village 952-3

Bishop’s Palace 697Earl’s Palace 948Stafford Castle 432

Ruthin 766-7Rutland Water 478Ryde 247-8Rye 168-9

Ssafety 1026, 1033Saffron Walden 387-8sailing

Abersoch 751Bala 741Caernarfon 747Isle of Wight 245Loch Morlich 907Poole 252Portland 262Rutland 478

Salisbury 267-71, 268Saltaire 543Sanday 957-8Sandown 247-8Sandwich 161-3Sandwick 965Sark 260Scalloway 964-5Scapa Flow 954Scarborough 516-21, 517science museums

At-Bristol 313Enginuity 449Glasgow Science Centre

811Herschel Museum of

Astronomy 323Museum of Science &

Industry 557Museum of the History

of Science 188National Space Centre

475Science Museum 95Thinktank 413-14World Museum 573

Scotland 769-967, 770Scottish referendum 970Scrabster 923-4sculpture 1005-6sea kayaking, see kayaking

& canoeingSennen 351-2Settle 533Shaftesbury 266Shakespeare, William 88-9,

425, 997, 1006-7Shanklin 247-8Sheffield 548-9Sherborne 264-5Shetland 959-68, 960Shrewsbury 443-6, 444Shropshire 443-57Skenfrith 679skiing 44

Cairngorm Mountain 906

Glen Coe 913-14Nevis Range 918

Skipton 531-2Slaughters 208Sleat 935Snaefell 586snowboarding 44Snowdon 13, 739-41Snowdonia National Park

730-46, 732-3, 12soccer, see footballSolva 696Somerset 330-7Somerset Levels 336South Harris 943-4South Ronaldsay 951-2South Uist 944-5South Wales 55, 657-703,

658accommodation 657activities 659climate 657food 657highlights 658transport 659travel seasons 657

South Yorkshire 547-9Southampton 243southeast England 52,

148-83, 150-1accommodation 148activities 149climate 148food 148highlights 150-1information 149transport 149travel seasons 148

Southend-on-Sea 388-9southern Scotland 56,

802-35, 804-5accommodation 802climate 802food 802highlights 804-5transport 803travel seasons 802

Southwell 463-4southwest England 53,

229-366, 230-1accommodation

229activities 232climate 229food 229highlights 230-1transport 232-3travel seasons 229

Southwold 396-7, 30

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DEX S

-Tsport 1014-18, see

also cricket, football, rugby, tennis

sporting eventsAbergavenny Festival of

Cycling 718Ashes, the 1016Brecon Beast 713Bumps 379-80Cotswold Olimpicks

32, 211Grand National 32, 578Man vs Horse Marathon

722Melrose Rugby Sevens

823Real Ale Wobble &

Ramble 722Royal Ascot 32, 226South Wales Three Peaks

Trial 718UCI Mountain Bike World

Cup 915University Boat Race

31, 117Virgin Money London

Marathon 32, 117Walking Festival 717Wimbledon Lawn Tennis

Championships 32, 117World Bog Snorkelling

Championships 33, 722

squaresCovent Garden Piazza 78Piccadilly Circus 75Trafalgar Square 75

squirrels 1011St Agnes 366St Albans 222-3St Andrews 869-73,

870, 21St Ann’s Head 695St Davids 696-700, 697St Ives 346-50, 348St Just 350-1St Katharine Docks 88St Margaret’s Bay 166St Martin’s 365-6St Mary’s 364St Michael’s Mount 354St Non’s Bay 697-8Stackpole Estate 694Stafford 432Staffordshire 432-5Stamford 469-71stately homes, manors &

historic buildingsAbbotsford 824Antony House 362

Apsley House 74Aston Hall 415-16Attingham Park 446-7Audley End House Park

388Avebury Manor 277Banqueting House 70,

74Bath Assembly Rooms

325Beaulieu 242Beckford’s Tower 325Bishop’s Palace 331Blickling Hall 397Brantwood 605-6Burghley House 469Chastleton House

210Chatsworth House

15, 495Clouds Hill 254Coleton Fishacre 293Cragside House, Garden

& Estate 647Dartington Hall 295Dinefwr 687Duff House 890Felbrigg Hall 402Greenway 292-3Grevel House 211Guildhall 83, 86Haddon Hall 494-5Hardwick Hall 484Hoker Hall 618-19Holkham Hall & Estate

404Holnicote Estate 282Houghton Hall 406Houses of Parliament

67, 7Inns of Court 86, 88Kelmscott Manor 199Kentwell Hall 390Kenwood House 112Lanhydrock 362Levens Hall 618Longleat 274Lowther 623Melford Hall 390Montacute House

336-7No 1 Royal Crescent

325No 10 Downing Street

74Old Royal Naval College

110-11Port Eliot 362Prideaux Place 341-2Queen’s House 111

Real Mary King’s Close 778-9

Royal Hospital Chelsea 101

Royal Observatory 111Rydal Mount 599Sandringham House

405Scottish Parliament

Building 781Shakespeare’s Globe

88-9Snowshill Manor 212Somerset House 79Spencer House 74Stoneleigh Abbey 424Stourhead 273-4Stowe House 221Strawberry Hill 113Sulgrave Manor 473Titchwell Manor 405Traquair House 827Tredegar House 676Trerice 344Tretower 717Tyntesfield 318Waddesdon Manor 222Wilton House 269Woburn Abbey 222Wollaton Hall 460Woolsthorpe Manor 470

Steephill Cove 249Stirling 840-6, 841Stirling Castle 840-4,

842-3Stirling region 840-50Stoke Bruerne 473Stoker, Bram 527Stone of Destiny 776Stonehenge 11, 26, 271-3,

972, 272, 10Stornoway 940-1Stourhead 273-4Stowe 221Stow-on-the-Wold 208-9Stranraer 834-5Stratford-upon-Avon 16,

425-31, 428-9, 17, 426Stromness 953-5Stronsay 957Stroud 214-15Sudbury 391Suffolk 389-97Sugar Loaf 718Sumburgh 965surfing 43-4

Abersoch 751Anglesey 755Bournemouth 250

Croyde 307-8Gower Peninsula 686Isle of Wight 245Newquay 344Scarborough 518-19southwest England 232Tynemouth 635

Surrey 182-3Swansea 680-4, 682, 426Symonds Yat 220

TTain 919-20Tarbert 853, 943Tarn Hows 604Taunton 336-7taxis 1033-4tea 991telephone services 22,

1026-7Tenby 692-4, 19tennis 141, 1017Tetbury 215Thames 90-1, 90-1Thames Valley 224-8Thatcher, Margaret

987theatre 1006-7theme parks

Alton Towers 433Blackpool Pleasure

Beach 581Drayton Manor 433GreenWood Forest

Park 747Gulliver’s Kingdom 482Heights of Abraham

482-3Sandcastle Waterpark

582Three Peaks 533-4Thurso 923-4time 1027Tintagel 340-1tipping 25, 992, 1025Titchwel 405Tobermory 865-6Tolkien, JRR 193Tongue 925-7Torquay 289-91Torridon 931, 18Totnes 294-6tourist information

1027Tower of London 80-2, 83,

84-5, 73, 72, 84-5train travel 1030,

1034-5, see also heritage railways

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transport museumsCoventry Transport

Museum 421Lakeland Motor Museum

594-5London Transport

Museum 78Morgan Motor Company

438Narrow Gauge Railway

Museum 744National Cycle

Collection 723National Railway

Museum 503, 505travel seasons 22, 31-4,

40, 41, 1022-3, see also individual regions

travel to/from Great Britain 1029-30

travel within Great Britain 1030-5

trekking, see walkingTresco 365Trooping the Colour 32,

117Trossachs, the 846-50Trotternish 938Troutbeck 598Truro 358-60Tryfan 738Turner, JMW 1005Turner Prize 1006TV 1028Tynemouth 635

UUley 215-16Ullapool 928-9Ullswater 615-16University of Oxford

187-93, 14Unst 967Urquhart Castle

900-1

Vvacations 1026Vale of the White Horse

200Ventnor 248-9Victoria, Queen 984-5Victoria & Albert Museum

95, 96-7, 96-7visas 22, 1028

WWaddesdon 222wakeboarding

Abersoch 751Poole 252

Wales 655-768, 656highlights 656history 701, 974, 976music 673

Wales Coast Path 685walking 40-2

Aberfoyle 847Aberystwyth 708Ambleside 599Ashbourne 481Bakewell 495Beddgelert 737Ben Nevis 917Bishop’s Castle 454Bodmin Moor 363Burford 206Cairngorms National

Parks 906central Scotland 837Church Stretton 453Cotswolds 186Cumbria 589Dartmoor National Park

301, 302Dolgellau 742Durness 926East Anglia 370Edale 492-3Elan Valley 723Exmoor National Park

278-9Eyam 494Fife 869Fowey 360Glen Coe 913Grasmere 602Great Langdale 607Hull 550Isle of Anglesey Coastal

Path 757Isle of Man 585Isle of Skye 934Isle of Wight 245Keswick 611Killin 849Lake District 589, 599Lincolnshire 465Loch Lomond 851Loch Morlich 906-7Loch Ness 900Lynton 281Malham 532-3Malvern Hills 438Mawddach Estuary 744

Norfolk Broads 401northeast England 625northeast Scotland 837Northumberland

National Park 647northwest England 556Offa’s Dyke Path 725Peak District National

Park 487Ribble Valley 583Richmond 536Shropshire 443southeast England 149southwest England 232St Mary’s 364Three Peaks 534Wales Coast Path 685Whitby 527Yorkshire 501

walksBath 324, 324Borders region 822, 822Cambridge 376, 376Edinburgh 782-3, 783Glasgow 810, 812, 810Haworth 546, 546Kinlochleven 914, 914London 70-1, 86-7, 71, 87Pen-y-Fan 716, 716Snowdonia National Park

738, 738south Wales 699, 699Winchester 235-6, 236

Wantage 200Wareham 254war museums, see miltary

& war museumsWarner Bros Studio Tour:

the Making of Harry Potter 26, 223

Wars of the Roses 979-80Warwick 422-4, 423Warwickshire 420-31Wasdale 608-9, 427Watendlath Tarn 613weather 22, 31-4, 40-1,

1022-3, see also individual regions

websites, see internet resources

weights 1028Wells 330-3Wells-next-the-Sea 404Wenlock Edge 452West Angle Bay 694West End musicals 1007West Sussex 180-2West Yorkshire 537-47Westdale Bay 695

Westray 958Weymouth 259-61whisky 21, 888, 992, 21,

see also distilleriesWhitby 525-9, 526White Cliffs 165-6Whithorn 834Whitsand Bay 362Whitstable 158Wick 922Widecombe-in-the-Moor

305wi-fi 1024Wigtown 833-4wildlife 1009-12wildlife centres & reserves,

see also bird parks & aviaries, zoos

Falls of Clyde Wildlife Centre 821

Loch Druidibeg National Nature Reserve 945

Loch of the Lowes Wildlife Centre 910

National Seal Sanctuary 355

Ramsey Island 698Wild Futures Monkey

Sanctuary 361William the Conqueror 977Wiltshire 266-77Winchcombe 212-13Winchester 233-7, 234Windermere (lake) 596,

597, 15Windermere (town) 592-8,

594Windsor 224-7, 224Windsor Castle 224-5windsurfing 43-4

Anglesey 755Bala 741Caernarfon 747Poole 252Portland 262Rutland 478

wine 991-2wineries

Camel Valley Vineyard 339

Sharpham Wine & Cheese 294-5

St Martin’s Vineyard 365Three Choirs Vineyard

219-20Witney 200Woburn 222Woodstock 199-200Worcester 435-7Worcestershire 435-9

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-ZWordsworth, William 599,

602, 609Wrynose 608WWI 985WWII 986Wymeswold 477

YYell 966-7York 18, 502-13, 504-5

accommodation 509-10drinking & nightlife

511-12entertainment 512festivals & events 508-9

food 510-11history 502information 512shopping 512sights 502-3, 505-8tours 508travel to/from 512-13travel within 513

Yorkshire 54, 497-552, 498-9

accommodation 497activities 500-1climate 497food 497, 514highlights 498

history 500information 501transport 501travel seasons 497

Yorkshire Dales National Park 530-7, 530, 28

Ysgyryd Fawr 718

ZZennor 350-1zoos, see also bird parks &

aviaries, wildlife centres & reserves

Anglesey Sea Zoo 755Bristol Zoo 315

Chester Zoo 572Coswold Farm Park 209Cotswold Wildlife Park

206Edinburgh Zoo 787Living Coasts 290Longleat 274Monkey World 254Newquay Zoo 344Paignton Zoo 290Porfell Wildlife Park

361Woburn Safari Park

222ZSL London Zoo 103

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Walking Tour detourWalking Tour

Path/Walking Trail

BankEmbassy/ConsulateHospital/MedicalInternetPolicePost OfficeTelephoneToiletTourist InformationOther Information

AirportBorder crossingBus

CyclingFerry

U-Bahn/Underground station

MonorailParking

Metro station

Petrol stationS-Bahn/Subway stationTaxi

Train station/RailwayTram

Other Transport

LighthouseHut/ShelterBeach

LookoutMountain/VolcanoOasisParkPassPicnic AreaWaterfall

River, CreekIntermittent River

Swamp/Mangrove

Reef

Canal

Water

Dry/Salt/Intermittent Lake

Glacier

Beach/Desert

Airport/Runway

Cemetery (Christian)

Cemetery (Other)

Park/Forest

Mudflat

Sportsground

Sight (Building)

International

DisputedRegional/SuburbMarine ParkCliffWall

Capital (National)Capital (State/Province)City/Large TownTown/Village

State/Province

LaneTertiary

TollwayFreewayPrimary

StepsPlaza/Mall

Pedestrian overpass

Secondary

Unsealed roadRoad under construction

Tunnel

Cable car/Funicular

BeachBird SanctuaryBuddhistCastle/PalaceChristianConfucianHinduIslamicJainJewishMonumentMuseum/Gallery/Historic BuildingRuin

Sento Hot Baths/Onsen

ShintoSikhTaoistWinery/VineyardZoo/Wildlife SanctuaryOther Sight

DivingBodysurfing

Sleeping

Eating

Entertainment

Shopping

Drinking & NightlifeCafe

Camping

Canoeing/KayakingCourse/Tour

SkiingSnorkellingSurfingSwimming/PoolWalkingWindsurfingOther Activity

Tube station

T-bane/Tunnelbana station

Information Routes

Boundaries

Hydrography

Areas

Geographic

Population

Transport

Sights

Activities,Courses & Tours

Sleeping

Eating

Drinking & Nightlife

Entertainment

Shopping Note: Not all symbols displayed aboveappear on the maps in this book

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