When it comes to costume dramas, Britain often steals the show. But the country is not all about grand manor houses, cosy cottages and windswept moors. In 2026, a new wave of film and TV productions invite audiences to see historic Britain through a fresh lens

Food has played a central role in Yorkshire life for centuries. This guide explores Yorkshire’s culinary scene for visitors who like their meals with a sense of place – from Malton’s artisan producers to fine dining in manor houses and historic inns.

VisitBritain launches ‘His MajesTEA’ in run-up to the Coronation - part of its ‘Spilling the Tea’ on GREAT Britain campaign

Hamnet's portrayal of Shakespeare and his wife grappling with their son’s death is drawing fresh attention to the landscapes that shaped the playwright's world, from Stratford-upon-Avon's timber-framed streets to Herefordshire's Tudor villages and London's historic playhouses.

These ten farm stays and nature-led dining experiences offer sustainability, style and flavour in equal measure – proof that the countryside now dishes up far more than fresh air.

Northern England’s Roman frontier isn’t just ancient history, it’s where your clients can trace 2,000 years of engineering, culture and innovation, using Northumberland and Tyne and Wear as hubs with easy access to towns and villages along Hadrian’s Wall.