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Embarking on a canal boat holiday offers a unique and leisurely way to explore picturesque waterways, and when coupled...
As one of the most quintessentially British movie franchises of all time, it’s no surprise that the filming locations of Harry Potter feature...
With many scenic canalside towns and cities across the UK, some are home to artistic and historical museums and galleries just a short distance away fro...
The waterway is a great way of exploring new cities. From historical landmarks, festivals or one of the 7 wonders of the waterway – there is plenty...
Anyone who has spent an afternoon relaxing on the waterways will be able to understand why they’ve become inspiration for great works of lit...
The Green Man is an ancient pagan signal of rebirth and of nature’s cycles. On Kennet and Avon Canal in England’s South West, there have bee...
The Industrial Revolution brought about the use of canal boats to transport goods across the country, and as this network of canals developed, peo...
Throughout the year, canals up and down the UK are host to a variety of festivals and events from floating markets, international music and food. So, if...
Designed in 1768, the bustling Coventry canal was originally built to assist with supplying coal from Warwickshire’s coalfields into Coventry. Tod...
One of the highlights of exploring the waterways is the picturesque towns and villages you’ll cruise past on your journey. But, how d...
In recent years canal art trails have popped up across the UK in order to celebrate the local art scene, culture and creativity. Canal art trails ofte...
It’s a good idea to familiarise yourself with the signs you may encounter while cruising along the waterways. By learning about the types of signs to look out...