Launceston, Cornwall and isles of scilly
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| Easy | 1hr 30min
Exploring the fascinating streets and the surrounding countryside of Cornwall's ancient country town.
Aberfoyle, Stirling
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2
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| Medium | 2hrs 30min
A circular walk in the footsteps of Robert Kirk, the minister who believed in fairies
Loch lomond, Stirling
Recommended by
2
miles
mi
| Easy | 1hr 30min
A gentle stroll by the bonnie banks of Loch Lomond
Balquhidder, Stirling
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1.25
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| Medium | 1hr
On the trail of the Highland outlaw Rob Roy, a 'MacGregor despite them', and on to his final resting place
Lepe, Hampshire
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2
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| Easy | 45min
Explore one of Hampshire’s most important wartime sites at Lepe Country Park.
Holmsley, Hampshire
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1.5
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mi
| Easy | 45min
Discover how the railways changed the New Forest.
Budleigh salterton, Devon
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1.5
miles
mi
| Easy | 1hr
Along the banks of the peaceful River Otter to the pebble ridge at Budleigh Salterton.
Skipwith common, North yorkshire
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2
miles
mi
| Easy | 1hr
Discover a wartime memorial, and a rare survival of lowland heath.
Dublin city centre,
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0.9
miles
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| Easy | 45min
This walk introduces you to two of the greatest figures of Ireland’s 19th-century history, Daniel O’Connell and Charles Stuart Parnell
Dublin city centre,
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0.25
miles
mi
| Easy | 2hrs
Following in the footsteps of Dublin’s celebrated figures, this walk leads you on a collegiate ramble through four centuries of academic excellence
Dublin city centre,
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1
miles
mi
| Easy | 2hrs 30mins
Parnell Square exudes a faded grandeur and is laden with memories of literary figures and victims of the fight for Irish independence
South dublin,
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1
miles
mi
| Easy | 2hrs
St Stephen’s Green is one of Dublin’s best-loved public green spaces and a favourite spot for a lunch break or picnic on a summer’s day
Dublin city centre,
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1.75
miles
mi
| Easy | 2hrs
Temple Bar’s story is a tale of riches to rags and back to riches again, spanning some four centuries
Dublin city centre,
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1.6
miles
mi
| Easy | 3hrs
This part of the city has suffered from some not-too-sensitive modern building, but its ancient stones must be a highlight of any visit to Dublin
Dublin city centre,
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2
miles
mi
| Easy | 1hr
Dublin is in two minds about its Georgian golden age of architecture, and this walk explores some of the reasons why
Dublin city centre,
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1.6
miles
mi
| Easy | 3hrs
The River Liffey drew Norse and Danish raiders and settlers to this part of the world, and the heart of Viking Dublin lies beneath Wood Quay
Dublin city centre,
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2
miles
mi
| Easy | 2hrs
As it does in so many ways, Dublin punches well above its weight when it comes to music, and its musical legends leave a trail worth following
