Roy Woodcock Knihy

Driving is an ideal way to explore Britain's treasures, from charming towns to serene fields and ancient ruins. This guide offers descriptions, directions, and tips for thirty diverse trips across both countryside and urban areas. For those intrigued by the legends of King Arthur, a drive through the West of England leads to Camelford, believed by some to be the original Camelot, and the dramatic cliffs of Tintagel. A tour through Central England reveals literary connections, including the unspoilt market town of Ledbury, frequented by Robert Browning and William Wordsworth, and Shakespeare's birthplace in Stratford-upon-Avon, where the Royal Shakespeare Company performs. Authors Roy Woodcock and John McIlwain cater to all ages and interests, suggesting engaging stops like the Last Labyrinth at Land's End for restless kids. For those wanting to stretch their legs, the guide includes popular walks, such as the Cleveland Way along the Scottish border. Enjoy top sights while having the flexibility to uncover hidden gems. Routes feature scenic detours, easy walks, shopping, dining, and family-friendly breaks. With detailed maps, directions, distances, and driving times, this guide is essential for experiencing the best of Britain by car.