Experience the epitome of British culture by paying a visit to the Ascot Racecourse. If you're feeling especially lucky, you may want to place a bet on one of the truly spectacular race horses. For race timetables and events, you can have a look at their website!

Bring your most elaborate fascinators and head over to the Epsom Downs Racecourse! We love Epsom for its magnificent fusion of elegance and entertainment – not only can you watch the races, but there are plenty of events including music festivals to go and watch for reasonable prices.

Twickenham is the proud home of the England Rugby team, a sport which is deeply rooted in British culture. On days when there aren't any matches, there's a fascinating World Rugby Museum to see, full of iconic memorabilia. Visit Twickenham stadium to see live rugby matches as well as entertainment events.

Wembley Stadium is the crown jewel of the London football pitches with a breath-taking arch that has become one of the most recognised parts of the London skyline. It has served as a playing field for some of the most prestigious matches in the world, including the FA Cup as well as doubling as an excellent music venue for world renowned popstars and artists. It’s only a short car journey from us – check out their website to see what’s going on when you’re next in London!

Lord's Cricket Stadium is a must-see for any keen sporting enthusiast. Travel back in time through the history of English cricket by visiting the world's oldest sporting museum – the MCC museum.

The Oval is a famous cricket ground, perhaps best known for hosting matches for the International Cricket Cup alongside the Lord's Cricket grounds. Not only has it served as a stage for the most talented cricketers across numerous World Cups, but it has also welcomed truly esteemed cricket fans included Prince Harry and The Rt. Hon Sadiq Khan, the Mayor of London.

Sit down with some strawberries and cream and partake in the most fabulous international tennis tournament – the Wimbledon Championships. It's fair to say that history has been made numerous times on the grounds of Wimbledon – from the iconic matches between Osaka and Williams to the audience which has included the British Royal Family, Wimbledon is a fantastic experience.

Home of the international men's Fever-Tree Championship, the Queen's Club is a gorgeous tennis grounds that was first built in in 1886. There are plenty of events to see and you can find out more by visiting their website.

Hampton Court Palace served as the home of one of the most famous British kings in history – King Henry VIII. Stunning hand-woven tapestries decorate the walls of this famous residence and you can truly lose yourself in the incredible architecture. If you want to take our words even more literally, you can explore the famous Maze located in the gardens of Hampton Court Palace – after all, if you can't find your way out it's not the worst place to be lost!

You don't need to be a botanist to appreciate the wonders of Kew Gardens. Enjoy a spectacular vista of striking reds, dazzling orange and luscious greenery from the orchestra of plants that have been expertly cultivated at Kew Gardens. Fly through the skies with the thrilling treetop walk or transport yourself to an exotic rainforest with the Palm House –Kew Gardens is something you'll never see anywhere else in the world.

You may know the small town of Windsor for being host to the most iconic Royal Wedding between Prince Harry and Princess Meghan, but it is even more famous for Windsor Castle – a truly awe-inspiring establishment where Her Royal Majesty the Queen chooses to spend most of her weekends. Indulge yourself and walk through the spectacular halls and transport yourself from the 21st century into a real-life fairy tale.

Ham House is an iconic and stunning building which is part of the National Trust. Not only does it boast glorious gardens, but in the summertime the House transforms into a magical outdoor theatre, hosting plays such as A Midsummer Night's Dream.

The Henley Royal Regatta is a world famousrowing event. A quintessentially British experience, the Regatta is a marriage of elegance and sports. Wear your finest attire and stand as a spectator with a glass of only the finest champagne in your hand. You can find out more information including dates and how to book tickets on their website.

Every year, a small part of London blooms from a concrete metropolis into a gorgeous array of colours and smells, all thanks to the Chelsea Flower Show. This is one of the most glamorous events that we see with only the most talented florists showcasing their most creative works. If you're in London at the right time, you'll definitely want to see this unmissable show of colour!

Legoland is the perfect day out for the entire family! Whether your little ones want to adventure on a high seas adventure in the land of pirates or if they're keen on experiencing ancient Egypt (with milder weather), they can run around the Kingdom of the Pharoahs! There's lots to do for the entire family and it will certainly prove to be an unforgettable experience. Staying with us means you'll not only get there quickly, but you'll be back in time to carry on experiencing London! You can book your tickets on the website

Visiting Chessington World of Adventures means your all in for an action-packed day! Swing across the tree-tops with the Go Ape adventure course or spend time with some truly exotic animals at Chessington zoo! Since we're so close to the park, Atrium Hotel is the best hotel if you're visiting Chessington.

Don't worry, you can say this one is for the kids but we know it's really for you – after all, who doesn't like hanging out with animals? Enjoy an interactive day and play with a huge range of farm animals, from the most adorable alpacas and sheep to some more thrilling friends like the bearded dragon and royal python. The best bit – our hotel is within walking distance of the farm!

Calling all thrill seekers – Thorpe Park is an unforgettable experience for anyone who dares to pay the park a visit! Be thrown left, right and upside down on some of the most iconic rollercoasters in the UK such as the Nemesis Inferno or the Colossus. Alternatively, courageously take on Derren Brown's chilling ghost ride where thrill meets virtual reality to rattle even the most experienced adrenaline junkies. And don't worry – no matter what happens, a comfy Atrium Hotel bed is all you need at the end of the day to sleep off whatever horrors you may have faced! To get the cheapest Thorpe Park tickets, it may be worth booking online where you can save up to 40%!