Welsh Borders

by Lawrence Garner

Published 24 July 2009
The Welsh Borders is a large and diverse area, well known to discerning tourists who seek out less popular destinations with wonderful scenery. From attractive castles such as Chirk and Powys in the north to the gaunt and impressive fortresses such as Raglan and Chepstow in the south; cider trails in Herefordshire and exploring black and white timbered cottages in Shropshire and Herefordshire, there is much to do and see. The Welsh Borders has a fascinating history as well as lovely scenery, memorable gardens, towering abbey remains and even a few vineyards!With this full-colour, itinerary based guide visitors will be able to prepare for their holiday with an extensive briefing on all aspects of the Welsh Borders, including: history, climate, culture, food and drink. Each area covered by this guide has maps and detailed background notes. The comprehensive FactFile includes information on how to get there, main attractions, local amenities and other essentials. Look out for the author's top tips and recommendations.

Severn and Avon

by Lawrence Garner

Published 12 March 2008
New to the Landmark list this year is a guide to Severn and Avon. With this full colour, itinerary based guide customers will be able to prepare for their holiday with an extensive briefing on all aspects of the area covered, including: history, climate, culture, food and drink. The guide covers an area from Shrewsbury to Warwick and across to Gloucester; loosely following the rivers Severn and Avon. The comprehensive FactFile at the end includes details of main attractions, information on local amenities, getting there and other essentials. Look out for the author's top tips.