Paul and LIvvy visit the Yorkshire Sculpture Park in West Yorkshire, near Leeds and Wakefield. Spread over 500 acres with 90 installations, it caters to diverse audiences. We tell you what we did and what we enjoyed the most.
Paul and Livvy visit Port Sunlight Village, a unique village in The Wirral, created in 1888 by philanthropist William Hesketh Lever for his factory workers. With its stunning architecture and green spaces, the village offers a delightful escape. Explore its history, visit the impressive Lady Lever Art Gallery, and enjoy a leisurely walking tour.
Lisa Goodwin-Allen is the driving force behind Northcote, near Bury and you must go at least once to sample her wonderful food. Paul and Livvy have been several times though. Stay over to make the most of breakfast.
Lowry fans will find the biggest selection of his work here – over 100 pieces. It’s free and a wonderful asset for the people of Manchester. Easy to get to from the city centre.
Cocktail making is fun, and its even beter if you have a master mixologist to show you how. Join Paul and Livvy at the Pocket Square at Hyatt Place London City East.
London is expensive and decent hotels are like gold dust. Find out what Paul and Livvy thought of this one near Aldgate East tube station.
Paul and Livvy visit the ‘made up’ village of Portmeirion in Nort Wales. Fingers crossed you have a nice, sunny day, like we had.
HIghgate Cemetery makes for a wonderful walk in the spring or summer – across Hampstead Heath, and maybe stopping for some liquid refreshment on the way. Read how Paul and Livvy did it.
Whitby is a seaside town in Yorkshire, famous for its association with Bram Stoker and his novel, Dracula, inspired by the abbey ruins. With tea shops and chip shops and a sunny day, you will have a lovely time, as Paul and Livvy found out.
I can think of few places with such a varied collection of art galleries as London. And best of all, they are completely free. Come and have a look round with Livvy.
Livvy’s top tips for a London hotel stay. Make sure you have sturdy walking shoes (and an umbrella) and walk as much as you can. And visit the free places, especially galleries.
Choose a nice, sunny day and go to Greenwich by riverboat. The trip along the Thames is interesting and at Greenwich, there is plenty to do, including a climb to the Observatory. Read how Paul and Livvy did it.