| 7 miles from stratford-upon-avon. 9 miles from hidcote arts & crafts-style garden and 8. set on a 7-acre working arable farm, this family-run bed-and-breakfast is 1. the suite adds a separate sitting room with a sofa, a minifridge and a microwave, plus an en suite bathroom. the quaint rooms have tvs, free wifi, tea and coffeemaking facilities, and private bathrooms. 8 miles from bidford-on-avon village, 7. other amenities include lush gardens with a swing, a summerhouse with a hot tub, and a game room. . cooked breakfast featuring eggs from the farm's own hens is served in the dining room, and homebaked scones or biscuits are offered on arrival
Birmingham Airport 49 min
Borough Market (29 min.)
huge market under the railway lines for british-reared meat and artisanal baked and dairy goods. Trafalgar Square (30 min.)
nelson s column rises above this iconic square s led-lit fountains artworks and lion statues. Charlton (4 min) Big Ben (32 min.)
16-storey gothic clocktower and national symbol at the eastern end of the houses of parliament. Hyde Park (39 min.)
huge green space home to diana memorial fountain with boating and swimming in the serpentine lake. St. Paul S Cathedral (32 min.)
churchyard and gardens outside saint paul s cathedral with a floor-plan of the original building. Greenwich (10 min) Tower Bridge (21 min.)
panoramic views from high level walkways and behind-the-scenes access to original lifting machinery. Buckingham Palace (33 min.)
visitors can tour the palace s opulent private and state rooms or watch the changing of the guard. Palace Of Westminster (33 min.)
neo-gothic masterpiece and seat of the uk government. guided tours on saturdays and in summer. The Shard (26 min.)
87-floor glass skyscraper with a jagged peak with restaurants offices hotel and viewing platform. Lastminute.Com London Eye (32 min.)
huge observation wheel giving passengers a privileged bird s-eye view of the city s landmarks. The British Museum (33 min.)
huge showcase for global antiquities including egyptian mummies and ancient greek sculptures. The National Gallery (32 min.)
trafalgar square art museum whose masterworks trace the development of western european painting. London Bridge (29 min.)
concrete pedestrian and traffic bridge that gave a major railway station its name. Maze Hill (6 min) Blackheath (5 min) Westminster Abbey (34 min.)
protestant abbey hosting daily services and every english and british coronation since 1066. | 
