All news by author: Isobel Pankhurst

One city in the North of England was once labelled 'the most haunted city in Europe' by the Ghost Research Society

You can stay in one of the most unique holiday cottages in the country, the House in the Clouds

The beautiful village was the backdrop for one of the last witch trials in England

The lines of different colours within the cliff face tell the story of the beach's ancient history

A house for sale has a rather unusual feature included in the price

The Iron Age village of Carn Euny was abandoned over a thousand years ago, but its ruins are still standing today

One of London's oldest pubs has a history filled with stories of smugglers, pirates, and criminals

A post-medieval burial ground in London has been transformed into a garden of remembrance, in honour of those buried there

The island has a rather unique shape and has been visited from a number of A-list celebs

The village is one of many across the UK that claim to have been the site of the legendary Camelot

There is a secret pyramid hidden within the Scottish Highlands

The garden features around 100 species of dangerous, toxic and harmful plants, and visitors are banned from touching, tasting, or smelling

The UK's most southerly public Post Office is located in an incredibly remote location

The beautiful Marine Drive in Llandudno is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Wales but the toll charges have increased significantly in the last two years

The magical lake also offers a range of open water swimming facilities

One theme park in France has been voted the country's favourite, and it doesn't have a single ride

With more than 500 years of history it was brought back into use and is fully open to the public

These villas are the perfect holiday destination for any Love Island fans, or those that just want a slice of luxury

Legend claims that Jesus paid a visit to a small British island while he was a young boy

The pub has been recognised for showcasing the highest standards of architecture and historic conservation

The country's oldest parade is returning this weekend and will transform the streets with unicorns and dragons

The chapel seen in the recent series of Bridgerton, at which Colin and Penelope tied the knot, is open to the public and doesn't charge for entry

The official award-winning Jurassic World: The Exhibition is roaring back into the UK from July 19

The beach is now getting a new restaurant where diners can soak in the views

The coastline, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, has become the backdrop for House of the Dragon