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Two New Videos Inbound This Weekend! 🎬
We took a whirlwind weekend getaway to Austria and managed to pack in three wonderful locations. Because our time was limited on day one of the trip, these first two videos aren't quite as long or deep-dive as our usual content—so we’re sharing both of them with you this weekend!

🇦🇹 The Schedule:
Tonight (Friday) at 7:00 PM BST | Salzburg
Join us for a morning wander through historic streets once trodden by Mozart and the Von Trapp family. We'll be taking in some gorgeous city highlights, including the stunning Mirabell Gardens.

Tomorrow (Saturday, 23rd May) at 2:00 PM BST | St. Wolfgang
In Part 2, we continue our journey to a famous alpine lake town. Expect incredible vistas and a tour of the charming historic centre that served as our base for the weekend.

What about Part 3?
The final leg of this adventure will drop next weekend, taking you to one of Europe's most magical alpine villages—but you'll get a sneak peek at exactly where that is if you watch this weekend's episodes!

Quick reminder:

Tonight, 7:00 PM BST: Salzburg 🏰

Tomorrow, 2:00 PM BST: St. Wolfgang 🏔️

P.S. Will and I are actually away right now filming our brand-new Travel Series for 2026! Expect to see those adventures land on the channel in about a month or so. Stay tuned!

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Looking for some Bank Holiday weekend inspiration?

Eighteen months ago, we shared 7 wonderful day trips you could take by train from London. It quickly became a popular video, and you’ve been asking for a sequel ever since! Well, the wait is over. We’ve explored far and wide to bring you a brand-new collection of 10 incredible locations.

Join us this Friday night as we count down a mix of recent discoveries and classic favourites from our last 7 years of travel—all reachable from London by train in under 2 hours. We’ll even share the best routes and ticket websites to make your planning effortless.

See you tonight at 7pm BST to add some brilliant new spots to your travel bucket list! 🚂✨

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There is something truly humbling about standing beneath the tallest spire in Britain.
Tonight at 7pm BST

On this final visit to Salisbury, we take a slow walk around the Cathedral to appreciate the sheer scale of 13th-century ambition. As you follow the path through the tranquil Close, you'll see how Salisbury Cathedral dominates the skyline just as it has for nearly 800 years. It isn’t just a building; Salisbury Cathedral is a marvel of early English Gothic design that feels alive with the stories of the people who built it. In a remarkably short period between 1220 and 1258, this structure moved an entire community from the hilltop of Old Sarum down into the valley. Unlike many other English cathedrals, which took centuries to complete and feature a mix of styles, this one remains remarkably consistent. All of this floats on a shallow grave and water foundation just 4 feet deep.
Join us this evening for a delightful walk through its history.

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Step back in time to one of the most magnificent estates in England! 🏰✨

Tonight at 7pm BST, we are opening the doors to a true Jacobean masterpiece. If you’re a fan of exploring the very best historic houses cared for by English Heritage, then Audley End House and Gardens needs to be at the top of your list. Among all the historic houses in the UK, few offer such a vivid journey through time, and in tonight’s video, we’re showing you why it’s a standout choice for anyone who loves historic houses.

What’s waiting for you in tonight’s video?

The State Rooms: Experience the sheer opulence of rooms designed to host royalty, filled with breathtaking art and gold-leaf splendour.

The 1880 Service Wings: We’re heading "below stairs" to see the fascinating, fast-paced world of the Victorian staff.

The Grounds: From "Capability" Brown’s stunning landscape to the organic kitchen garden and the historic stables.

Whether you're a history buff or just love a grand day out, this is a tour you won't want to miss.

Set your reminders for 7pm BST! ⏰

Which part are you most excited to see: the "Upstairs" glamour or the "Downstairs" secrets? Let me know in the comments! 👇

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English Town Built on Spice! : 🥳New Video Tonight @7pm BST

Saffron Walden is one of those rare places where the medieval landscape remains remarkably intact. Behind the stunning overhanging timber frames and the massive spire of the parish church lies a story of shifting fortunes.

Wealth from a delicate flower transformed this hilltop into a living record of history. Today, that legacy lives on through a unique community of boutique-lined alleys and an unrivalled sense of character. It’s history you can actually walk through, and what's more, it's just an hour from London by Train! ⛪✨ Another day trip to add to your bucket list.

Join us this evening for another gorgeous, historic trip to a medieval English market town.

7pm BST

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🥳NEW VIDEO TONIGHT @ 7PM BST!
This evening, we will be walking you through Thaxted on a lovely Sunday afternoon. It feels less like a regular stroll and more like someone accidentally left a time machine running.
This Essex gem has been around since before the Domesday Book, and you can really feel that age in the best way possible.
The star of the show has to be the Guildhall. It was built around 1410 for the local cutlery makers. It’s got that classic "wonky" medieval look with overhanging timber floors that somehow stay upright.
Thaxted was also home to the famous composer Gustav Holst, who wrote The Planets. He lived in a house on Town Street and even started a music festival here in 1916. The famous Lincoln Organ he used is still in use at the church! The only other known and working one is in Buckingham Palace.


Every corner here has a story, from the 1800s windmill to the colourful cottages that have seen centuries pass. Oh, and did I mention Dick Turpin, the famous highwayman? He has a connection, too!


Join us this evening at 7pm BST and immerse yourself in Thaxted.

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New Video Tonight 🥳
If you have visited Brighton then it’s quite likely you have seen a building that’s looks more at home in 19th century India. Have you ever visited or know its story?
The Royal Pavilion was the pleasure palaces of King George IV and is renowned for its dramatic domes, intricate Chinoiserie interior decorations, lavish banqueting room, and colourful, artistic details.
Join me for a fascinating tour of this opulent seaside retreat.
7pm BST 17th April

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Our latest adventure drops this Easter Friday at 7pm BST!
We’re heading just one hour from London by train to the atmospheric streets of Lewes, a town where history changed the country, and one of its residents was very instrumental in the American and French Revolutions.
In this video, we explore why Lewes is arguably England's most rebellious and enchanting town—from ancient ruins to hidden literary treasures.

Get ready for some serious highlights as we scale the rare twin motte 1,000-year-old Lewes Castle, where the 360-degree views over the South Downs are absolutely legendary! We’ll also walk among the ghosts of medieval monks in the sprawling, haunting ruins of the Priory, once among the grandest sites in Europe. You won't want to miss our tour of the Anne of Cleves House, where you can step inside a real-life Tudor home once owned by King Henry VIII's 4th Wife, packed with 15th-century secrets. Finally, we’re getting lost in the "Twittens"—those famous narrow secret alleys—to find rare first editions and hidden treasures in the UK’s unofficial antiques capital.

Set your reminders for 7pm BST today because you don’t want to miss the cinematic views of this Sussex gem.

Wishing you all a fantastic, sun-filled Easter break! 🐣✨

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🚂NEW VIDEO TONIGHT @ 7PM GMT!🚂
The world's most famous and enduring steam locomotive, Flying Scotsman, visited the Mid Hants Railway - The Watercress Line for 2 weeks in March.

Join me (Simon) as I give his dad a pre-90th-birthday treat with a chug up and down the line, and a walk on the footplate of Flying Scotsman when it was on static display.

We'll share the story of the Watercress Line, how it got its name from the green gold of Hampshire. We'll explore the stations, ride the line and get up close and personal with Flying Scotsman. Walking through its secret passage and viewing the controls on the footplate. It was a very special and memorable day, and an interesting story for anyone who loves the Flying Scotsman.


Join us at 7pm GMT tonight!

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🏰 NEW VIDEO TONIGHT @ 7PM GMT! 🏰
This evening, we are heading to the heart of Wiltshire to explore one of England's most captivating cities. If you’ve ever wanted to walk through a living medieval postcard, Salisbury is the place where your history-loving heart will finally feel at home. From the moment you see the cathedral spire piercing the clouds, you’ll understand why Salisbury has remained a beacon for travellers and artists alike for over 800 years. Standing beneath the tallest spire in Britain, which reaches a dizzying 123 meters, you can actually feel the weight of the medieval engineering genius that keeps that massive stone structure standing.

Our journey will also follow in the footsteps of the legendary landscape painter John Constable. He was deeply moved by the light and atmosphere here, famously capturing the cathedral framed by the trees and stormy skies in his masterworks.

To see the view that inspired him, we will take the breathtaking Harnham Water Meadow walk. This path leads us through the lush, emerald-green floodplains where the River Avon and River Nadder meet. Walking through the Harnham Water Meadows offers a perspective of the city that feels entirely unchanged since the 19th century. The sight of the spire rising above the tall grass and grazing cattle is exactly what Constable immortalised on canvas, and experiencing it in person is like stepping directly into a masterpiece.



Whether you're a photography buff looking for that perfect reflection in the water or a history lover wanting to see the world's oldest working clock dating back to 1386, this city delivers. It’s a place where the pace slows down, the stories get deeper, and every cobblestone has a secret to tell.

Join us at 7pm GMT tonight as we delve into the wonderful city in an hour-long feature! Have a lovely weekend, all!

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