The Priest's House Museum & Garden in Wimborne Minster is a wonderful story of East Dorset from prehistoric to modern times. With hands on activities and a working Victorian kitchen, there is a lot to see and do, kids will love it and learn at the same time. Set in an historic town house, period rooms takes the visitor back through the ages showing what life and work was like for people in the past. READ MORE

The North Devon Maritime Museum in Appledore reflects the lives and history of the people of North Devon. Collections include Maritime history, Agriculture and the Countryside, Social history and Industries including shipbuilding. This fine Georgian listed building shows views across the river Torridge from a first floor room.READ MORE

The Lindau Town Museum is housed in a great baroque building since it's inception in 1930. Offering permanent exhibitions, with rich collections of paintings and Sculptures from the 15th-19th century and historic children's toys this museum is fascinating for young and old alike. The collection of 60 mechanical musical instruments from the tiny, delicate music box to the Mignon piano from the Bavarian royal family will keep you spellbound. READ MORE

Penrith and Eden Museum is housed in the former Robinson's School, an Elizabethan building dating from 1670. Exhibits include pottery and artifacts and gallery space is available for year round exhibitions of both historical and contemporary arts. Come explore the history, geology and archaeology of Penrith and the Eden Valley.READ MORE

Ecomuseum Fisheries Aquarium in Capbreton invites you to discover the exciting world of the local marine environment. Witness fishermen, divers, lifeguards, surfers, historians present their stories. Sit in a cockpit with a real live radar and link to fishing boats, learn the History of Fisheries in Capbreton and enjoy Models, Shells and marine fossils. Don't forget to leave with a souvenir from the gift shop.READ MORE

The Huronia Museum in Midland provides educational programmes for schools and adults and collections include artifacts pertaining to native history and maritime history. With nearly one million objects the museum depicts what Huron life was like between AD 1500-1600 in the Huron Village and the Huronia Museum also houses collections and an art gallery.READ MORE

The Enchanted Kingdom Park at the Castle Village in Midland showcases life-size fantasy cottages decorated in detail according to traditional fairytales. Take a walk along the woods and delight in this adult fantasy and children's world. Enjoy a picnic while your children play in the Dwarf Village playground. READ MORE

Castle Village in Midland has been family owned and operated since since 1973, cross over the drawbridge and enjoy a unique shopping experience with over 10,000 gift items on display. Shopping done descend into the castle for the frightful Dracula's Dungeons, the museum of horror, or take a guided tour of the Museum of Medieval Arms, Armour and Heraldry. Then play and picnic in the The Enchanted Kingdom Park with all the fun and attractions it has to offer.READ MORE

Fort Henry National Historic Site in Kingston is both a museum and a spectacular historic site depicting British garrison life during the year of Canada's confederation. Enjoy marching demonstrations, guided tours and music from the military band as well as scenic views. This 19th century British military fortress is guarded by sentries and this unique attraction is a must visit on your journey through Kingston.READ MORE

Whitby Museum was started in Whitby by local gentlemen in 1823 to preserve the fossils and other interesting artefacts existing in the area. It is owned by Whitby Literary and Philosophical Society and run entirely by volunteers from among the society's members.READ MORE