Huntingdonshire towns are now featuring on TrailTale

Back in November 2020, Huntingdonshire Council contracted TrailTale to produce town routes for the towns in the district. Last week the first seven routes were published, featuring the district’s interesting history and heritage. Included in the release are: Huntingdon – the birthplace of Oliver Cromwell, and the town is steeped with his memory. It also […]

My passion for TrailTale began in London, where I encouraged you to look for what is hidden underneath your nose, and to see more than the ‘obvious’ gems of London. The same can be said about many picturesque towns in Great Britain, that are often overlooked by well-known places of interest. Why not visit Rochester? […]

City: Exeter County: Devon If you are heading towards Cornwall on your summer holiday, I would highly recommend a stop in Exeter. Once labelled as ‘The Jewel of the West’, Exeter is a beautiful city influenced by a rich history dating back to the Romans. Today only the Roman Wall on Southernhay remains to mark […]

Town: Alresford County: Hampshire Alresford has it all, history, beauty and a unique trade of its own! Famous for its watercress trade, holding a festival each spring! What I love about Alresford is the beauty of nature mixed in with the trade of the town. In the distance over the river Alre you can see […]

Town: Bewdley County: Worcestershire   Beautiful is the word to describe the town of Bewdley, as it was called Beaulieu in medieval times. I enjoyed seeing how the merchant history of this town shapes the buildings and structures that you can see, and gives Bewdley a uniqueness that is worth visiting.   As I had […]

Walking the streets of this first town is a walk through time. The historical beauty can be seen through a transformation spreading over 1000 years! The town itself is nearing 2000 years old and is well worth a visit. The name Saffron Walden comes from the prosperity of the nearby saffron farming in the 1300s. […]

Have you ever wondered why the Cheese Grater is shaped, as a Cheese Grater? It’s true that this unique shape makes it more iconic then if bit had the shape of a square pillar, but there is more afoot then you realise.  If you are into urban planning, you should already know it is usually […]

On Sunday 2nd September 2016, London commemorated the 350 year anniversary of the Great Fire of London. The fire itself was significant, due to the remarkable size, and the lack of control held over it. But, the events that occurred at the beginning of September 1666, would also change London as a city. The story […]

When walking the streets of the City of London, a visitor or resident can spot on their day to day travels, sculptures in different street corners. Each sculpture holding its own unique story, and I want to share some of these with you. ‘Sculpture in the City’ started in 2011, and is now in its […]

Thank you for choosing TrailTale as your app for discovering new places and interesting points in Great Britain. TrailTale is committed to support the heritage cities, towns and villages, which hold so many amazing sites. To date we have over 70 routes around Great Britain, covering Heritage Trails, City Walks, Town Walks and even nice […]