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Enjoy the best of what Rutland has to offer with the Discover Rutland tourist map.

Of great military importance all the way into the 20th Century, Dover Castle was on the Front Line during World War Two. Venture deep inside the Secret Wartime tunnels and discover ‘the miracle of Dunkirk’. A compelling audio-visual tour guides you through the tunnels from which this incredible rescue operation was masterminded. The tunnels are fantastic to take shelter on a rainy day out too!

There’s more than enough for a full day out at Dover Castle. Follow the gripping story of wounded fighter pilots as they pass through the authentically recreated WWII underground hospital. Walk the battlements for breath-taking views across the English Channel, and explore the story of fortress Dover at the WWI fire command post. Visit the oldest surviving Roman lighthouse in Britain, or delve into medieval tunnels laced beneath the castle walls.

Dreamland Margate is a world-class visitor attraction that offers a memorable cocktail of popular culture in a unique festival atmosphere, with amusement park rides, pop-up entertainment, live music and art installations, alongside street food, bars and restaurants – set against the backdrop of Margate beach and all within easy reach of London.

If you like delving deep into history, soaking up the finest culture, exploring beautiful countryside – or adrenaline-fuelled mountain biking – you’ll love a day at Drumlanrig Castle. From activities for kids to salmon fishing, you’ll find a raft of activity awaiting you. The Castle has 120 rooms, 17 turrets and four towers and from your very first glance you’ll know you’re entering a special place.

Widely known as the best small zoo in Europe, Drusillas Park offers a fun-tastic day out that includes hundreds of exotic animals, from monkeys and meerkats to penguins and pandas.

Any visit to this enchanted Isle must be deemed incomplete without savouring the wealth of history offered by Dunvegan Castle and Gardens, with woodlands, sea lochs, farms, rivers, gardens, mountains - The Black Cuillins and MacLeod’s Tables, sea eagles, otters, seals, red deer and a multitude of sea birds.

Once inside the museum there is so much to see and do that you'll want to stay all day.

Easton Farm Park is an award winning visitor attraction set in 35 acres of beautiful rural Suffolk countryside. On the farm they have Suffolk Punch horses, rare breed cattle, sheep grazing on the meadows, goats, rabbits, poultry, pigs and much more.

Experience the Defender of the Nation’s 3,000 year history. A national icon – its story is Scotland’s story.