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There’s nothing better than going for a winter stroll and finding yourself (inexplicably!) outside a country pub. The welcoming beacon to many a weary traveller over the years, Britain’s inns and taverns offer good food, excellent ale and a cosy fire to warm your toes by!

A Christmas getaway is just the ticket to warm you up and recharge your batteries. Whether you want to explore beautiful frosty countryside, or snuggle up in front of the fire, a cosy Christmas cottage provides the perfect opportunity to get away from it all.

With over 300 historic buildings and various houses, gardens and more, when it comes to choosing a National Trust-owned place to visit, you're spoilt for choice. So if you're wondering what glorious places might be located nearby during your next cottage escape, then carry on reading.

Northumberland and Durham are the last two English counties before you reach Scotland. Despite the northerly location, they are both surprisingly easy to get to, whether you choose to travel by road, rail or air. So there is excuse not to visit! Carry on reading for a local's guide to Northumberland and Durham.

Whichever Premier Cottage you choose in the New Forest, you’re never too far from superb scenery and a host of natural attractions and places to keep everyone happy. So if you're planning a trip to explore its magical heathland, forest trails, native ponies, and more, carry on reading...