Stratford-upon-Avon Butterfly Farm is the UK´s largest butterfly farm opened in 1985 by David Bellamy where the tropical environment is simulated inside of the greenhouses. Visitors can enjoy watching hundreds of colorful butterflies flying all around. Besides the Flight Area there is the Caterpillar Room, the Insect City and the Arachnoland which hosts the world´s largest spiders.
Of course, you can also buy a souvenir in the Gift Shop. The farm is beautifully arranged so one can see vast green gardens, ponds, and butterflies enjoying the flowers. There are also different types of birds flying freely through the garden. Various types of fish swim in the ponds and in aquariums. Visitors are allowed to take pictures of the beautiful animals.

Framlingham Castle is a beautiful fortress/castle from 12th century with long and fascinating history. The castle is surrounded by vast green meadows, and a lake. From 1148, the year of its construction until the end of the 13th century the castle was owned by several nobilities who in spite of its strong walls managed to conquer it.
After the end of the 13th century the castle became a luxurious home for nobilities. However, at the end of the 16th century the owner who was in financial difficulties sold the castle and its surrounding estates. Today, the Framlingham Castle is a monument owned by English Heritage and in a function of a tourist attraction.
Having in mind the colorful past of the castle it is still well preserved and while walking around it one can really imagine the knights and warriors running through its hallways.

Pitt Rivers Museum displays the archeological and ethnographic collections of the Oxford University. The objects are collected from all over the world. This museum can only be accessed through the building od the Oxford University Museum of Natural History.
The Museum was founded in 1884 when General Pitt Rivers gave his collection of over 18,000 pieces to the Oxford University. Of course, the collection has expanded so today there are over half a million objects which number is continually increasing due to donations and purchases.
Here are organized many different events, exhibitions, researches, tours, and educational activities, so no matter when one decides to come there will be something interesting in the museum.

Kingsbury Watermill Museum is located in a historic watermill from the 16th century. The museum still has the working machinery of a watermill. Today´s complex includes an art gallery, a gift shop, and the Waffle House, the tearoom and a restaurant.
The museum and the Waffle House which is located around the watermill are overlooking the river Ver, and with the additional content this is an excellent place for sightseeing, enjoying food and souvenir shopping.

Cathedral of All Saints (Derby Cathedral) is the seat of the Bishop of Derby and the smallest Anglican cathedral in England. The cathedral dates back to 14th century and it is based on an earlier building from the medieval period.
It is situated in the center of the city and it is one of Derby´s landmarks. Te cathedral has features of both medieval and Gothic architecture, and it is believed that it stands on the grounds of a church built by King Edmund I in the 10th century.
Since the cathedral is situated in the historic center it is surrounded with beautiful buildings which together with the cathedral give the feeling of a walk through history of English towns.

Woburn Abbey, near Woburn has been the seat of the Duke of Bedford for nearly 400 years, and today here is also located the Woburn Safari Park. The Abbey was originally a religious house which dates back to the 12th century. It was not until the 17th century when the Abbey became a family house. Here the visitors can see furniture, paintings, ceramics, and porcelain which were used by dukes, other nobilities, and even royalty members who stayed in the Abbey.
The Woburn Safari Park is a place where visitors can enjoy seeing animals in beautiful environment. There are over 80 animal species in the park including giraffes, lions, tigers, and bears.
The Abbey area also includes the Golf Club and the Inn. The area of Woburn Abbey is perfect for learning about the history of England, for walks around its amazing gardens, and animal watching.
The opening hours and fees depend on the season, age of the visitors, and on the type of the activity. The Abbey often organizes some events and offers discounts.