Grab your mouse and hit the "road." Britannia's Virtual Tours will take you to some of the most interesting places in England and Wales and in the process help you to gain a better understanding of an area, its famous people, its landmarks and its history.
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Travel through southern England and the West Country in search of legendary Arthurian sites from Malmesbury to Tintagel and the possible site of Camelot ... |
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Explore the ancient capital cityand the world famous Winchester Cathedral |
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Attractions, Southwark and Cockney London, London by Tube, restaurant reviews and more.. Preview top attractions by Tube... |
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This Gallery houses some of the best artefacts discovered around Roman Britain. Take Britannia's first in-depth museum visit to see sculptures, mosaics and lots of treasure! |
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From the rugged cliffs of the coastlines to the quiet back lanes of the country, England's land of mystery and legend is conscious of, and proud of, its Celtic past. |
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Looking for the classic English Pub? What better place to start than the beautiful moorland of Britain's South-West Peninsula. Roger Johnson leads the way. |
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Explore the delights of the churches of Sussex, as renowned writer and historian, John E. Vigar, takes us to some of his personal favourites. |
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In the most extensive of his Northern tours, David Nash Ford takes a look at the most fascinating city in Britain. History oozes from every corner of York and we have over 60 sites for you to explore. |
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This beautiful valley in central Northumberland is full of stunning countryside and fascinating historical sites from citadels to sanctuaries. |
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David Nash Ford explores the towns of the Royal County of Berkshire, including the Vale of the White Horse from Royal Residences to Small Market Towns. |
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Michael Ford takes you through Lincolnshire and the adjoining counties in search of the stately way of life: from small medieval manors to vast Georgian mansions. |
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Take a day tour to the ancient Severn valley and the city of Gloucester. |
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One of Britain's World Heritage Sites and a substantial reminder of Roman power in the province even today. Visit forts and museums from Carlisle to Newcastle. |
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David Nash Ford takes us through the second of his Northern Tours, visiting the bloody battlefields of Northumberland, along the Anglo-Scottish Border. |
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Tour the whole of Wales, divided up into the six ancient kingdoms of Clwyd, Gwynedd, Powys, Dyfed, Glamorgan and Gwent. Peter Williams is your guide. |
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If you like the romance and commanding visuals of castles, this tour of Welsh castles will show you a goodly number of surviving structures scattered about the countryside. Peter Williams is your guide. |
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Take a quick tour of England's castles. See any number of surviving structures standing about the countryside. |
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Northern Yorkshire is one of the best places to see the ruined abbeys and priories of England. David Nash Ford takes you to their dramatic settings. |
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Part 1: Kathryn Gillett takes a look at London, seeking out places and faces to transport her, and you, back to Elizabethan England. |
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Part 2: Kathryn Gillett moves west to explore the Cotswolds. Perhaps this landscape trapped in time can help her find England's great Elizabethan sailor. |
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Part 3: Kathryn Gillett brings her exciting trilogy to a close, searching for Sir Francis in Southern England and then his homeland of Devon and Cornwall. |
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Surely the legendary outlaw must have existed, with so many places in and around Sherwood Forest claiming a visit. David Nash Ford guides you through them. |
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Yes, Robin Hood was active in Yorkshire too, and Barbara Green shows you around the little known sites associated with him. |
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If you were unable to visit Britain for the turn of the new millennium, you can take a "You Are There" year 2000 tour through the Millennium Dome in Greenwich (London). Margaret Johnson is your guide. |
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