Companies tagged with: scenic

Medieval castle, beautiful parkland with plenty for children to do. Full programme of events throughout the year.

These gardens are a great day out for the whole family, with trails and grotto. Excellent National Trust Facilities.

Plenty for families with miniature railway,Woodland Adventure Playground, new Yew Hedge Maze plus stately home and beautiful gardens. 

Sited at approximately 1500 feet over looking the beautiful Ceiriog Valley in Wales. 

Walk at Lynford in our Arboretum or around the lake.

With colourful gardens, woodland play areas and waterfalls, enjoy spectacular views across the Firth of Clyde.

Taste history in the beautiful village of Avebury set on the Wiltshire Downs!

Gardens and grounds set between the Rivers Spey and Avon. Tour of rooms.

Sunken gardens, children's adventure playground, and picnic area. Tearoom.

Today Gartmorn is a peaceful retreat for people walking, cycling, horse riding, fishing or picnicking. 

Visitors can climb the 24-metre tower, which offers superb views of the town and surrounding countryside. Visit the secret tunnel.

Laser-disc technology and theatrical effects bring Burns' best-loved tale to life in a special Audio-Visual presentation.

See Coal Town: the true story of coal mining in Northumberland. Set off in 1918... walking to work. Cram into the ‘cage’ like a sardine.

Children and adults will enjoy the sights and sounds of country life! Get close to all the animals  on a real working farm.

Here you can have fun on discovery trails and in our adventure play area. School visits,  birthday parties, cafe, shop, picnic & BBQ areas. Special events throughout the year in School holidays.

Country house which shows a glimpse of  "upstairs/downstairs" life as you look around 18th and 19th-century furniture and fittings.

Steam train trips along beautiful Rudyard lake on our narrow-gauge railway. Ideal for family days out in Staffordshire.

7 ½ miles along the banks of the River Dee through beautiful scenery, from Llangollen to Carrog. 

90 acres of woodland with further 10 acres of wildflower meadows. Circular walks, kids play area and cafe.

The best preserved broch in Scotland. With its Iron Age drystone tower it reaches a height of around 40ft.

Take the land-train to boat trips and our new adventure playground; discover our house & park near York, North Yorkshire

Wonderful collection of trees and shrubs that have been planted over the past 300 years.

Superb views and wonderful gardens. Full programme of events.

Home to more than 100 fallow deer. Access to Dinefwr Castle, number of scenic walks including wooded boardwalk. Children’s quiz trail.

Cottage Tearoom and Crafthouse Gallery. Small children's play area and picnic site. A variety of walks through the grounds of the Estate.

The University of Oxford Botanic Gardens are open throughout the year with good education programme for schools. Ideal for school trips.

Unique 18th-century fantasy of caves, cliffs, bridges and woodland walks. climb 152 steps to see 13 counties.

This impressive 16^th century house, set in a garden of pear trees, interprets the tragic life and times of Mary Queen of Scots!

This spectacular Model Village consists of beautiful vistas and fabulous panoramic views of the miniature landscape and Model Trains.

A path descends the cliffs then climbs up to the castle from a small car park. Standing on a rock almost surrounded by the sea.

Guided tours of the underground workings and exhibition on gold Gold panning.

Head for Box Hill, Leith Hill and Ranmoor Common for some lovely walks. Days out in the open air.

With lots to see including beautiful gardens. A variety of birds can be seen from time to time in the Big Wood. 

A unique castle partly built in 1480 by William Hastings, Kirby. Guided tours available.

Secret Hills exhibition, gallery, 25 acres of meadows & walking & biking trails. Educational visits. Children's birthday parties. 

An extraordinary and extravagant pleasure palace, built for the Prince Regent, later King George IV, in stages between 1787 and 1823.

A partially demolished broch (round tower) on an island on the southern shore of the Loch of Clickimin, and dating back to 700-500 BC.

We have four interactive galleries with over 100 different exhibits to tug, tease and test. Enjoy panoramic views across Cheshire from the roof-top observatory.