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Two islands sitting by themselves nearly 40 miles out to sea from Germany, once Danish then British, swapped in the imperial land deals of the late 19th century and then almost destroyed by the British after World War II.
Helgoland, Deutschland Heligoland, Germany;
Thursday 23 July - Monday 27 July 2026 |
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Romans, Wheels and Kelpies...Sitting at the midpoint on the narrowest part of the Scottish Mainland has made Falkirk an important location from the Romans to the Canal and Railway buildings with the 21st century revival of the Canals reviving the region.
An Eaglais Bhreac, Alba Falkirk, Scotland;
Friday 10 July - Sunday 12 July 2026 |
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Hay now, Hainaut... Visiting the former capital of the County of Hainaut that gave England a Queen and through misattribution Essex a Tube station.
Valenciennes, France ;
Friday 26 June - Sunday 28 June 2026 |
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Presidents and Authors... Capital of the Somme region and home to the largest Gothic cathedral in France, centre of the historic Picardy region, final resting place of author Jules Verne and birthplace of the 25th president of the French Republic.
Amiens, France ;
Friday 19 June - Sunday 21 June 2026 |
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Was once English...A visit to the only Belgian city that was once English, even having an MP in the house of Commons, to discover how many times a city can change hands over a thousand years.
Tournai, Belgique Tournai, Belgium;
Friday 12 June - Sunday 14 June 2026 |
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