English Homes in America

Did you know there are two English manor homes from the 16th century in Richmond, Virginia? Read my new review to learn how to visit these atmospheric and historic homes.

Edinburgh Castle (Edinburgh)

The most visited historical site in Edinburgh is Edinburgh Castle. Read my new review to learn about its thousand years of history as a home to royalty and a military garrison.

Edinburgh Travel Guide

Check out my latest travel guide to the Scottish city of Edinburgh!

Hampton Court Palace (England)

Step back in time to the court of King Henry VIII at England's Hampton Court Palace. An easy day trip from London, this historical palace is not-to-be-missed on any British tour!

Westminster Abbey (London)

I planned my post today weeks ago before the death of Queen Elizabeth II. This is a good time to learn about Westminster Abbey as it hosts the state funeral of the Queen next Monday.

Houses of Parliament (London)

Visiting the Houses of Parliament in London is an amazing way to walk in history. From the lauded House of Commons to the historic Westminster Hall, these buildings contain over 1,000 years of history.

Tower of London (London)

A trip to London has to include the almost one thousand year old Tower of London. Read my new review to plan your visit to this amazing historical site.

Windsor Castle (England)

Windsor Castle is a fun place to take your family to learn more about 1000 years of British royal history. It's kid-friendly and has fascinating details sure to impress kids and adults alike!

Kinsale/Charles Fort (Ireland)

Celebrate St. Patrick's Day by learning about the quaint Irish coastal town of Kinsale. Your family will love its charming streets and its historic Charles Fort.

Agecroft Hall and Gardens (Richmond)

Did you know there is a 16th century English Tudor mansion in Richmond, Virginia even though the English colony of Jamestown wasn’t founded until the 17th century? Agecroft Hall and Gardens in Richmond’s West End is a beautiful example of preserving and protecting history and makes a fun outing for families to learn more about Tudor history. Plan your visit today!