South East England Travel Guide

Head to the Cape of Good Hope tonight from 9pm to witness magic from Keiron the Mighty! The Cape pub is a popular student haunt and has some really great deals on food and drink almost every night of the week. The pub is in an atmospheric location at the start of the Cowley Rd, a street packed with bars, clubs and restaurants, and is always buzzing. I would get there early because Keiron the Mighty has a solid following in Oxford and the pub will probably... Read More

Lucien Pissarro, founder of the Eragny Press, was a painter, engraver and printmaker in the early 20th century. The Ashmolean presents a collection of his books and sketches that he worked on with his wife at their London home. The beautiful museum, the first public museum in Britain founded in 1683,  is situated right in the heart of Oxford and is well worth a visit even if you only have time for its extensive permanent collection. It’s temporary... Read More

After undergoing a major renovation in 2008, Whitburn Lodge has lived up to its reputation as one of Brighton’s most quaint and accommodating bed and breakfasts. Located near every major Brighton attraction, Whitburn is just a short stroll to your day’s activities. The 5 bedrooms are beautifully decorated and spacious, giving you plenty of space to stretch out and relax in a comfy atmosphere after a long day at the beach. Each room has its own distinct... Read More