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The Floral Park Court Aron 
The Floral and Tropical Park of the Court of Aron is your passport to a global botanical adventure. Spread over a sprawling 10 hectares, this paradise boasts an impressive array of plants, both perennial and annual, from five different continents. It
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Tours Botanic Garden
Nestled between the Loire and the Cher, the botanical garden in Tours is a delightful spot for a leisurely stroll. To the south, the arboretum showcases a mesmerizing collection of tree varieties, offering a haven for those fascinated by the wonders
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Pres-Fichaux Garden
What truly sets this garden apart is its meticulously sculpted vegetation. Picture the hedges, the quintessentially French lime trees, and the immaculate lawns, all perfectly manicured. The beautifully trimmed yews complement the slightly more free-s
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The Concha Bay
Concha Bay is the quintessential postcard of San Sebastián, effortlessly capturing the heart of this charming city. It's the spot everyone wants a snapshot of and where every traveler finds themselves drawn to. Nestled right in the heart of town, Con
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Mount Igeldo
Monte Igeldo stands proudly at the far end of La Concha Bay, where the city gracefully meets the vast sea. It's a charming spot where history and modernity coexist, offering a nostalgic escape to a time gone by. Imagine riding a 1912 funicular railwa
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Pierre Baudis Japanese Garden
If you're craving a journey to the Orient, why not treat yourself to a Zen stroll through the Japanese Garden, proudly recognized as a Remarkable Garden? Nestled right in the heart of Compans-Caffarelli Park, this garden's exotic charm is a delightfu
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Campa de Los Ingleses Park
Nestled between the iconic Guggenheim Museum Bilbao and the Deusto Bridge, the Campa de los Ingleses Park is a delightful green oasis in the heart of the city. This space, which once hosted a British cemetery, an Athletic football ground, and even a
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Tuileries Garden
The Tuileries Gardens get their name from the tile factories that once occupied the site before Queen Catherine de Medici decided to build the Palais des Tuileries in 1564. Fast forward to 1664, and André Le Nôtre, the celebrated gardener for King Lo
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Picos de Europa National Park
Nestled in the heart of northern Spain, the Picos de Europa National Park holds the distinction of being the country's first national park. Its story began in 1918 when Don Pedro Pidal, the Marquis of Villaviciosa, championed the creation of the Mont
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Digeon Castle Floral Garden
Discover the unexpected beauty of the flower garden at the Château of Digeon, an enchanting estate that feels like stepping into a different world. Its grounds feature three distinct realms: an exquisite rose garden, an expansive English-style landsc
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Serignan
Over the centuries, Sérignan has been beautifully sculpted by the river Orb and the Mediterranean Sea. This charming town now boasts four distinct areas, each offering unique activities, and the best part? You can explore them all by bike. Pedaling t
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Botanical Garden Amiens
Imagine stepping into a serene public garden that whispers tales from the 18th century with its charming boxwood hedges. This enchanting space is not just a feast for the eyes; it also houses municipal greenhouses and showcases botanical collections
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Brownsea Island
Brownsea Island is a hidden gem, a wildlife sanctuary that feels like stepping into a different world the moment you arrive. This island is bursting with opportunities to connect with nature. Imagine spotting shy red squirrels darting through lush wo
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Upton Country Park
Nestled in the heart of Poole, Upton Country Park sprawls across more than 140 acres, boasting award-winning gardens, expansive parkland, enchanting woodland, and a picturesque shoreline. At its center, the breathtaking Georgian Grade II* listed Upto
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Bovisand Beach
Bovisand Beach is a hidden gem tucked away in a sheltered bay, flanked by majestic cliffs on either side. Nestled within the breathtaking South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this spot is a cherished favorite among locals and families alik
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Devon Sculpture Park
Nestled just a few miles south of Exeter City, Devon Sculpture Park is a fascinating fusion of nature and creativity. This remarkable spot is the UK's leading smaller-scale rewilding project and environmental art center. It's a place where art and na
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The Donkey Sanctuary
No visit to Devon feels complete without stopping by The Donkey Sanctuary. Nestled in a serene part of the Jurassic Coast near Sidmouth, this haven is home to hundreds of donkeys eagerly waiting to greet you. This award-winning attraction is free to
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Dartmoor National Park
Dartmoor National Park is one of the last great wildernesses in the UK, a truly awe-inspiring landscape filled with heather-clad moors and rugged tors. Established as a National Park in 1951, Dartmoor stretches across an impressive 368 square miles o
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Pinces Gardens
Pinces Gardens, a hidden gem in Exeter, is a place where history and nature beautifully intertwine. Originally the site of William Lucombe's nursery, founded way back in 1720, it's best known for the creation of the Lucombe Oak. By the 1820s, it had
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National Trust Killerton House & Gardens
Imagine giving up your family home for the sake of your political beliefs. That's exactly what Sir Richard Acland did with his beloved Killerton Estate in 1944, handing it over to the National Trust. Today, this estate offers a welcoming Georgian hou
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Perranuthnoe Beach
Nestled on the south coast of Cornwall, just about a mile east of Marazion, lies the charming Perranuthnoe Beach. This delightful spot offers stunning views of St Michael's Mount, a true gem of the region. When the tide is low, the beach reveals its
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Lamorna Cove Beach
Lamorna Cove, the enchanting setting for the 2013 film "Summer in February," is a hidden gem nestled along the breathtaking South West Coast Path between Porthcurno and Mousehole. This picturesque spot features a small pebble beach beside a charming
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St Michaels Mount
Wander along the granite causeway where, legend has it, a giant once roamed and follow in the footsteps of pilgrims. Hop on a boat to an island where modern life mingles with layers of history. Discover a medieval castle, a subtropical paradise, and
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Marazion Beach
Imagine walking along a granite causeway at low tide, tracing the steps once taken by pilgrims to reach St Michael's Mount. It's a magical experience. When the tide rolls in, you can hop on a gentle boat ride that ferries visitors to the historic cas
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Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens
Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens is a stunning fusion of art and nature nestled in the picturesque landscape of West Cornwall. Just a stone's throw from Penzance, this enchanting spot offers a tranquil retreat in a lush, sheltered valley with captivatin
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Trengwainton Garden
If you have a passion for gardening, you'll absolutely adore this horticultural haven. It's a place where walled gardens overflow with exotic plants from every corner of the world, and you'll find five sections dedicated to a bountiful kitchen garden
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The Savill Garden
The Savill Garden is an absolute gem among Britain's ornamental landscapes, captivating visitors with its 35 acres of both modern and classic garden designs nestled within enchanting woodland. This horticultural haven was brought to life in the 1930s
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Windsor Great Park
Windsor Great Park sprawls across an impressive 4,800 acres, a verdant oasis with roots tracing back to the 1360s. Once a favored hunting ground for Saxon kings, this enchanting park is steeped in history and legend. Among its most famous tales is th
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National Trust Runnymede
Imagine a place where history and nature seamlessly intertwine, a spot where the past whispers its stories to those who wander through. Welcome to Runnymede, a charming landscape nestled along the Thames, long recognized as the cradle of modern democ
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Flat Holm Island
Just a short five-mile jaunt from Cardiff's coastline lies the enchanting island of Flat Holm. This hidden gem offers a delightful escape into a world brimming with history and vibrant wildlife. Trust me, you'll be surprised at how much this tiny isl
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Coca-Cola London Eye
The Coca-Cola London Eye stands proudly in the bustling heart of London, elegantly spinning above the River Thames with a perfect view of the Houses of Parliament and the iconic Big Ben. At a staggering 135 meters, this is the tallest cantilevered ob
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Hyde Park
Nestled in the bustling heart of London, Hyde Park is a delightful mix of world-class events and serene spots perfect for unwinding. Whether you're soaking your feet in the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fountain or daring an open water swim in th
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Cardiff Bay Barrage
Imagine yourself on a leisurely walk or bike ride along the Barrage embankment, nestled in a breathtaking maritime setting. This spot offers some of the most spectacular views over Cardiff Bay and the Severn Estuary. The best part? Its flat gradient
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Dyffryn Gardens
Nestled in the stunning Welsh landscape, Dyffryn Gardens is regarded by Cadw as the finest example of Edwardian gardens in Wales. This National Trust treasure invites you to explore its charming garden rooms, formal lawns, and a captivating glasshous
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