Literary escapades might not immediately spring to mind when you think of Birmingham, but it’s full of hidden bookish gems!
Bookish travel
Our Autumn Reading List – Classics to cosy up with
As the season changes the autumn, it’s time to cosy up with a great classic. Grab a mug of tea and a blanket and get reading!
3 literary destinations in the North East
Head to the North East of England to discover some cracking literary gems to visit and explore and inspire.
Visit Sissinghurst – a literary and horticultural haven:
If you’re ever in or around Kent, take a detour to Sissinghurst. Here you can find the magnificent castle gardens.
A literary journey across Nottingham
Nestled in the heart of England Nottingham is not only renowned for its legends of Robin Hood but also has a pretty rich literary heritage.
Bookish destinations in the midlands
You might be surprised to learn that the Midlands has some fascinating literary treasures just waiting to be discovered.
A day out in Great Missenden for Roald Dahl fans
Great Missenden is the perfect place for a day out for any lover of Roald Dahl’s books. The museum is not to be missed!
Hay on Wye – the Town of Books
Have you ever heard of Hay on Wye – the Town of Books? It’s aptly named and hosts a wonderful annual festival!
Buxton for book lovers!
If you’re a book lover and you ever find yourself in the Peak District, take a day to explore the wonders of Buxton!
A basic UK travel guide for bookworms and literary enthusiastsÂ
Are you a bookworm or a literary enthusiast? This basic travel guide for the UK is exactly what you need to get started.