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Luxury holiday home in Mid Wales. 3 bedrooms, sleeps up to 7 people. Garden with barbecue. Seven miles from Llandrindod Wells. Ideal for visits to Royal Welsh Showground for the following events:...
Available for Christmas and Available for New Year Splendid villa close to the sea and to very famous archaeological sites: Greek temple and amphitheatre of Segesta (20 minutes), antique roman town o...
Tythe Barn Cottage, a Grade II listed property built around 1642, is situated in the tranquil North Cotswold village of Ebrington. It is built of traditional Cotswold stone, has a thatched roof and ma...
Holiday cottages in County Meath, IrelandCounty Meath is a land with a rich history; this was once the home of the High Kings of Ireland. The Normans and monastic communities have also left historic monuments to the past. Today, there is plenty to satisfy the modern visitor. The beautiful countryside, cut through by the Boyne and Blackwater rivers, provides a natural setting for salmon and trout fishing, walking, golf, horse riding and cycling.For those seeking a higher adrenaline thrill, Ireland is famous for having a passion for horseracing. Where else can you see horseracing on the beach as you can at Laytown. The home of the Irish Grand National, Fairyland, is also in County Meath.
There are many planned routes for walkers. Amongst the most popular are the heritage trails, which feature places of historical interest and outstanding natural beauty along the way. Kells is a town well worth discovering. It was established as a monastic community in 550AD and has seen many influences through the ages, leaving a rich history in Middle Age buildings and Christian stone crosses. The former courthouse has been converted into a heritage centre depicting the town's history. Trim is a monastic town with romantic ruins, a dramatic Norman castle, Medieval cathedral and the remains of an Augustinian monastery. The River Boyne flows through this inspiring town and the Trim visitor centre uses multimedia technology to narrate the dramatic history of the town. Self-catering holiday cottages and apartments to rent in County Meath:Cottages in your chosen area
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