Quirky Guide

Chocolates on your pillow? Pah! How about a giant molten-chocolate fountain, chocolate cocktails, and bowlfuls of handmade goodies at every turn?

This unique fishmongers and restaurant in Dorchester is a carbon copy of a fisherman’s shack.

Is it art? Theatre? Or a model village gone berserk? This is a live do-it-yourself show where the audience create a miniature town with a life of its own.

This curious little house balances precariously atop a small bridge in the Lake District, and has a fascinating story behind it.

Tables that go up and down, salt pots that set off mysterious noises, singing waitresses and Yorkshire-Belgian fusion cuisine.

Camel polo has a long history in the Middle East, but the sport hasn’t been played in Europe… until now.

Have you ever asked yourself the question, “Where do clowns go to church?” Well, let me tell you - they go to Holy Trinity Church, Dalston.

Letting a shoal of little wrigglers loose to nibble on your feet is a popular beauty treatment in Asia, but now it’s arrived in London.

Based on Craven Passage, hidden behind Charing Cross Station in Central London, is a pub twice as accommodating as most.

Secret Cinema have made not knowing what film is showing – or where or when! – really exciting.