Discover a country filled with epic landscapes, fairy-tales castles and vibrant modern cities bursting with unforgettable experiences to share. Whether it’s gazing at the London skyline from the top of iconic St Paul’s and sipping the finest single malt whisky in a pub in the Scottish Highlands, or tracing footsteps of Banksy in Bristol, discovering musical legends in Liverpool and exploring the history of Cardiff Castle in the stunning heart of Wales, there’s a Britain that’s perfect for you.
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5.0 based on 10 reviews
Running over four days of competition, The Equi-Trek Bramham International Horse Trials is one of Europe's finest equestrian events. Whether you're a hardcore equestrian enthusiast, or fancy a fun day out in the countryside, we have plenty to offer you...
4.5 based on 993 reviews
I am very lucky, to live within walking distance, lived in Ascot for over 32 years, but only discovered the internal tarmac track within Ascot race track - The Heath - only 2 years ago for walking the dogs. The circuit is 1.2 miles approx and with a little incline to make you work a little (cardio) and takes about 25 - 40 mins, depending on pace. Social distancing observed obviously. Recommended, lots of sky to take in and It gives you a mindful lift, in normal times coffee shops, eateries and bakers in High Street. Entrance through Ascot High Street and Winkfield Rd by Walkway tunnels under the grass track.
4.5 based on 183 reviews
Musselburgh Racecourse is a Visit Scotland 5 Star venue and named one of their top-rated visitor attractions offering fantastic value days out for all ages. With 29 race meetings a year there is always something to look forward whether you are looking for our Sell out Ladies Day, or great value Family days, with loads of free entertainment for children or the perfect stag or hen night at our Party Nights! We can offer a choice or places to eat and drink at the racecourse catering for all budgets.
Ive visited nearly every racecourse in the UK. I love the sport. Had my first visit to Musselburgh on Monday. One of the friendliest and well thought out racecourses I've visited. It's a 15 minutes taxi from Edinburgh. Our Uber cost £16. Im sure the train and bus are cheaper but why bother with the hassle. Whilst its a fairly compact and small racecourse. The whole place is modern, tidy and fresh. The staff are so friendly and helpful. We booked a table in the bistro restaurant downstairs.The menu, service, atmosphere, food and price was ALL excellent. Ok it wasn't an especially busy race meeting but my experience was wonderful. Even had a few winners! The high street is literally a 2 minute walk away, every thing you need is there before/after racing. Only slight negative is the bar area / any indoor area could do with a slight expansion.
4.5 based on 425 reviews
A visit to Beverley Racecourse is a seriously good day out, a fact that the people of Beverley have been quite rightly proud of for over 300 years. Set in the stunning surroundings of The Westwood, the racecourse hosts horse racing between April and September every year. We have 19 race meetings in total, 11 of which feature extra entertainment and fun, from the family-themed May Day with a petting zoo and funfair rides to the glamour of Ladies' Day. For the racing fan, our Very British Raceday in June with its two feature races for the country's best two-year-old horses sees them battle it out in a fast and furious contest up our infamous uphill 5 furlong sprint (a furlong being about 660 feet for the as-yet uninititated.) There's always a warm welcome at Beverley, and whether you prefer to bring the family with a picnic and a rug or your friends for an afternoon of fun and catching up, you'll find lots of like-minded people enjoying the day and the excitement of watching your horse thundering home. Tickets in advance are much the cheapest way to visit and can be bought via our website, along with lots more information about all of our racedays. Let us show you how much fun an afternoon at the races can be! 2017 Fixtures At A Glance Weds 19 April The White Rabbit in Easterland Raceday Thurs 27 April Afternoon Racing Mon 01 May May Day Raceday Tues 16 May Afternoon Racing Wed 31 May Half Term Raceday Sat 10 June A Very British Raceday Tues 20 June 70s Racenight Feat: Bus Stop Tues 27 June Afternoon Racing Fri 07 July Party on the Pasture Racenight Sat 08 July The Big Saturday Raceday Tues 18 July Afternoon Racing Mon 24 July Carnival Racenight Tues 01 Aug Roll Up, Roll Up Raceday Weds 16 Aug Flemingate Ladies' Day Thurs 17 Aug Afternoon Racing Feat: The Camel Derby Sun 27 Aug A Sunday Hop Sat 02 Sep Totepool Beverley Bullet Raceday Weds 20 Sept Afternoon Racing Tues 26 Sept Season Closer
4.5 based on 209 reviews
Hooves thundering down the track, the crowd cheering in unison and the bookmakers building with anticipation. A day at the races is unlike any other and here at Perth Racecourse we have built a national reputation for fantastic racing, a thrilling atmosphere, beautiful surroundings and the very best in Scottish hospitality. Open 365 days a year Perth Racecourse plays host outwith racing to over 120 events and is home to one of the best conferencing facilities in Perthshire. Nestled in the stunning parklands of Scone Palace, Perth Racecourse is Scotland’s most northerly course and one of the UK’s favourite days out.
4.5 based on 388 reviews
Many racecourses could learn from Ripon Made welcome to bring in a picnic, with a reasonable amount of alcohol (4 cans per person) area for your own chairs near the rails, area set aside for everyone to go up to the rails. Very friendly staff, plenty of tables and chairs in other areas. Park for children away from bookies. Lovely clean toilets, plenty of rubbish bins, staff going around regularly emptying them, very little rubbish left around Really good day out - see you again
4.5 based on 778 reviews
Cheltenham Racecourse is the Home of Jump Racing hosting the world famous "Festival™ presented by Magners" in March every year. As well as racing we host concerts, comedy nights, weddings and business events.
Was so lucky to have been to this fabulous race course on 14th March St. Patrick's day Thursday at the festival. Every bit of the course is top class, really well organised and all the staff were brilliant. We was in the Club enclosure so brilliant view, really friendly atmosphere. It was my 1st time at horse racing so even if you have like me never been to the race's I truly recommend the Cheltenham festival. The horses are stunning. During the festival there is a vast amount of stalls, bars and shopping.
4.5 based on 378 reviews
Racing has been taking place at Cartmel since 1856. Set against the backdrop of the beautiful English Lake District, Cartmel Races rekindles the spirit of the original steeplechases, attracting large crowds who gather within the centre of the racecourse for picnics, parties and a flutter on the horses. The two public enclosures offer a great variety of viewing and hospitality options, from relaxed picnics to fine dining. During race meetings, racegoers can browse the shopping and food outlets, and enjoy fairground entertainment. A great place for family and friends to gather, the events are both social and informal in nature. The surfaces are predominately grass parkland - high heels are not ideal! Outside of the racing calendar, the iconic Cartmel Racecourse becomes a splendid venue for a range of corporate and social events and functions. As a licensed wedding venue, Cartmel Racecourse also provides a truly unique setting for a wedding celebration. Cartmel Racecourse is easily accessible, located just 20 minutes from Junction 36 of the M6 motorway.
Came here for the May Bank Holiday Meetings and was amazed. We have been to quite a few racecourses but this was a real experience, never been to one like this one. it was fabulous, a real party atmosphere with fun fair and bbq's and everyone is allowed to take there own food and drink and have a picnic if they wish. You can't see a lot of the course when the horses are racing but it is still great fun and very entertaining. We were very lucky and got fabulous weather but unfortunately if you don't get the weather then this lovely little course would be a wash out. We really loved it so we are going back next year.
4.5 based on 124 reviews
This is a regular venue for us and the reason is because it is so good. Other racecourses could learn a lot from this place and how it looks after its customers. At £16 the entry to Tattersalls is good value and the viewing is fabulous. There is a nice mainly glass stand close to the winning post that gives great viewing should the weather be very cold. Access to the parade ring and winners enclosure is easy and there are plenty of bookmakers to have a bet with. The bar facilities are excellent and it must be the easiest racecourse in the country to buy a drink at. The big bar man from Middlesbrough is a great bloke and his service isoutstanding. The racing itself is usually good quality and we actually walk it from the town centre. This perhaps is one area for potential improvements as there are you are no taxis after racing when we were there. A shuttle bus from the town centre would be a great addition as well.
4.0 based on 383 reviews
There's nowhere quite like Aintree Racecourse, home of the world famous Randox Health Grand National. Steeped in history, drama, triumph and achievement, it is simply unique. The racecourse also hosts 5 racedays, outside the Randox Health National Festival, as well as conference and event for up to 3000 delegates.
Its a long trip to Aintree from Hampshire so was hoping for a good day. After getting in we had a fantastic days racing. As a regular visiter of jumps venues it was a bucket list to go to Aintree. Small crowd due to covid probably made it better. Only minor problem was getting a coffee as it was a long wait but just waited till later. Seriously pondering a grand national visit rather then cheltenham next year which keeps getting more and more expensive. Excellent staff very friendly.
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