This is one of the most popular walks tourists go for when they arrive to admire Seven Sisters Cliffs. The trail of 3.5 miles that takes about 2 hours starts at Seven Sisters Country Park, in the valley alongside the Cuckmere River, climbs the hill and heads towards the cliffs. The first of the Seven Sisters, Haven Brow, meets you at the top of the hill. Here begins a picturesque route where white chalk dramatic cliffs drop into the blue waters of the English Channel. More...

The Isle of Wight is the largest and second-most populous of English Isles. The roughly rhomboid in shape island covers an area of 380 km² and is situated in the English Channel, just off the south coast of England, only 1.5 hours by car from London. The Isle of Wight is mainly famous for mild oceanic climate, coastal scenery, wide sandy beaches, beautiful small towns and villages. We get there on a ferry from Portsmouth and spend there only a few hours, but we will definitely come back to the island soon. More...

Until the 28th of October 2018, The Bodleian Libraries of the Oxford University hosts an exhibition dedicated to J. R.R Tolkien and his connection with Oxford. “Tolkien: Maker of Middle-Earth” brings together in one place 200 rare objects from various private collections and archives. Half of them has never been on display for the public. Find the article here...