stuff to do

A collection of 71 places curated by ash

Places in this collection

  1. The Whitaker

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    Haslingden Rd, Rawtenstall, Rossendale BB4 6RE, United Kingdom

    Museum and art gallery based in a stately home that dates back to 1840, permanent exhibitions include the Natural History section and Cabinet of Curiosities

    The WhitakerView on Google Maps

  2. Sylvia Plath's Grave

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    18 Hepton Dr, Heptonstall, Hebden Bridge HX7 7LU, United Kingdom

    Grave of Sylvia Plath, vandalized gravestone due to her husband's last name being scratched off over several decades as a form of protest against her husband following their tumultuous relationship.

    Sylvia Plath's GraveView on Google Maps

  3. Smoo Cave

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    Lairg IV27 4QA, United Kingdom

    Smoo CaveView on Google Maps

  4. Spyway Dinosaur Footprints

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    Langton Matravers, Swanage BH19 3HG, United Kingdom

    Walk on 145 million year old dinosaur footprints, probably made by brachiosaurs. Park at Spyway Carpark, BH19 3HG (free for National Trust members). Follow the path from the back of the carpark towards Spyway Barn. When the path meets a crossroads, turn right (signposted Priest's Way) and follow this for about 20 minutes, until you see the sign with a dinosaur on. The path is fairly flat and the walk is easy!

    Spyway Dinosaur FootprintsView on Google Maps

  5. Christianshavn

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    Copenhagen, Denmark

    Top experience in Copenhagen

    ChristianshavnView on Google Maps

  6. South Georgia Island

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    SIQQ 1ZZ, South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands

    Dream destination, breathtaking place

    South Georgia IslandView on Google Maps

  7. The Hermitage (National Trust for Scotland)

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    Old Military Rd, Dunkeld PH8 0JR, United Kingdom

    Easy 15 minute walk for a stunning view, especially in autumn/winter

    The Hermitage (National Trust for Scotland)View on Google Maps

  8. The Charterhouse

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    Charterhouse Square, Barbican, London EC1M 6AN, United Kingdom

    Museum with emergency burial field for tens of thousands during the Black Death of 1348 – 49, skeleton of a young man who was malnourished, memento mori motifs, gravestones set into the worn floors, free to visit, open Tuesday - Saturday each week

    The CharterhouseView on Google Maps

  9. Monkeys Banksy

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    176c Brick Ln, London E1 6SA, United Kingdom

    A Banksy artwork of monkeys that appeared on Brick Lane, part of a nine-day spree of animal works in 2024. It was later removed with a power washer.

    Monkeys BanksyView on Google Maps

  10. Deans Bridge

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    Queensferry Rd, Edinburgh EH3 7UA, UK

    The video highlights Dean Village as a peaceful escape, just a 10-minute walk from Edinburgh city centre, that many visitors miss.

    Deans BridgeView on Google Maps

  11. The Little Chapel

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    CCV6+2WM, Guernsey GY6, Guernsey

    One of the smallest chapels in the world, entirely decorated in seashells, pebbles, and broken china. Built by Brother Déodat. Free entry and run entirely on public donations.

    The Little ChapelView on Google Maps

  12. Barbican Conservatory

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    Silk St, London EC2Y 8DS, UK

    Indoor conservatory filled with tropical plants, water features and quiet corners, free entry, open on selected days only, on site café, toilets and buggy parking

    Barbican ConservatoryView on Google Maps

  13. Karls Erlebnis-Dorf - Elstal

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    Zur Döberitzer Heide 1, 14641 Wustermark, Germany

    Strawberry themed amusement park with free entry, open 365 days a year. Features an ice skating rink, a disco every Saturday, a winter light show, an ice exhibition, live production of strawberry jam, and 3 rollercoasters, including a new family attraction “Bettys Beerchen Boomerang”.

    Karls Erlebnis-Dorf - ElstalView on Google Maps

  14. Eilean Donan Castle

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    Dornie, Kyle of Lochalsh IV40 8DX, UK

    A postcard come to life. You’ll gasp when it appears around the bend.

    Eilean Donan CastleView on Google Maps

  15. Giant Rat Banksy at Artotel

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    288 Old St, London EC1V 9LA, United Kingdom

    A giant rat Banksy, originally painted in a demolished parking lot and then repositioned at the entrance of the Artotel.

    Giant Rat Banksy at ArtotelView on Google Maps

  16. Sussex Garden at Peckham Rye

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    Pashley Rd, Ticehurst, Wadhurst TN5 7HE, United Kingdom

    A beautiful garden site with a statue commemorating Anne Boleyn, covering 11 acres of land.

    Sussex Garden at Peckham RyeView on Google Maps

  17. ATM Girl Banksy

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    114 Rosebery Ave, London EC1R 3AP, United Kingdom

    The remaining part of the 'ATM Girl' Banksy artwork on Roseberry Avenue, which is looking rough.

    ATM Girl BanksyView on Google Maps

  18. Shell Grotto

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    33 Grotto Hill, Cliftonville, Margate CT9 2BU, United Kingdom

    Underground passageway discovered in 1835, stretches for around 20 metres, with winding tunnels, an altar, and walls completely covered in shell patterns and symbols. Every surface is layered with cockles, whelks, mussels and oysters… 4.6 million of them.

    Shell GrottoView on Google Maps

  19. Knockvologan

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    Knockvologan, Isle of Mull PA66 6BN, UK

    KnockvologanView on Google Maps

  20. Highgate Cemetery

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    Swain's Ln, London N6 6PJ, United Kingdom

    Historic cemetery with Gothic tombs, crumbling angels, and elaborate mausoleums; famous residents include Karl Marx, George Eliot, Christina Rossetti, and George Michael

    Highgate CemeteryView on Google Maps