This visitor experience involves a 45-minute guided tour, including a look inside the factory where the UK's coins are minted, and a museum you can walk around at your own pace.
Hay-on-Wye
Straddling the Welsh-English border, this town flanked by the River Wye and the Black Mountains is best known for its many bookshops and annual literary festival.
London: Wellcome Collection
This museum houses a series of unusual objects collected by Victorian philanthropist Henry Wellcome. Its permanent collection explores the human body, science and medicine.
London: The Encounter at the National Portrait Gallery
This 2017 exhibition featured 48 portraits by European Renaissance and Baroque artists such as Hans Holbein the Younger, Rembrandt van Rijn and Leonardo da Vinci.
Llandudno
The Victorian seaside town on the north Wales coast may be a little frayed in parts, but it's still an attractive and appealing place.
Bath
Famed for its Roman Baths, Georgian pump room and gorgeous Regency architecture, Bath is a compact, picture-perfect city.
London: The Design Museum and Holland Park
A fun trip down memory lane at the Design Museum, a stroll around pretty Holland Park and some of London's finest pastel de nata.
London: The Charterhouse
This medieval Clerkenwell manor with a storied past has been a monastery, a Tudor house and since the 17th century, an almshouse.
Southerndown
Nestled in the shadows of the golden yellow limestone and shale cliffs of Wales's ancient Jurassic coastline, the sandy beach of Dunraven Bay only emerges when the tide is out.
Chepstow Castle
This impressive and sprawling Norman castle sits high on a cliff overlooking the River Wye on the border between England and Wales.
Bletchley Park
The centre of Britain's code-breaking activities during the Second World War is a fascinating place and well worth a visit.
Crickhowell
This attractive market town on the banks of the River Usk is surrounded by the Bannau Brycheiniog National Park and is a great base from which to explore the nearby countryside.