Cream teas, Viking festivals and family fun this month from VisitBritain

 

View the online version View the Chinese version | Add HongKong@visitbritain.com to your address book   Hi Cmpeople Have we got a newsletter for you! Get your taste buds tingling with our quintessentially British foods, take the family out to Britain’s most family-friendly destinations, and soak up some Spring radiance at Britain’s best gardens. If you want to try something different, get involved with some of Britain’s quirkiest events too – between jumping off a pier and mud racing, you’re bound to find something fun.       Unique British foods   Britain’s best gardens   Delicious cream teas, Scottish haggis, or melt-in-your-mouth Lake District gingerbread: discover Britain’s tastiest treats.   Elizabethan rose gardens fit for a queen, a rainforest in captivity or elegant water gardens: experience Britain’s most gorgeous gardens.   Find out more    Find out more                  Quirky British fun   Explore Great Britain with Hostelworld.com   Take the family somewhere fun Dressing up like a Viking, jumping off piers: we know how to have fun in Britain. Enter the world of quirky events…   Whether it's to explore its cities, hike through valleys or soak up culture, we always look forward to visiting Great Britain.   From knights’ quests to tree-top adventures, have a fun day out at one of Britain’s best family attractions. Find out more    Find out more    Find out more        A shopper's paradise   See London from above   Heritage both big and small Enjoy big city shopping without big city crowds, and designer shopping without the designer prices at Bicester Village.   Get a stunning view of London from its tallest new attraction. The View from The Shard will truly take your breath away.   From famous palaces to small hidden gems, the Hudson Explorer Pass is your ticket to see England's incredible heritage. Find out more   Find out more   Find out more Unsubscribe | VisitBritain.com | Legal | Update your profile    “VisitBritain” (incorporated under UK Development of Tourism Act 1969 as the British Tourist Authority) having its principal place of business at: 1 Palace Street, London SW1E 5HX