Today, Days out

This all human performance includes an Australian flying trapeze act, a foot operated bow and arrow routine, acrobats, jugglers, aerialists and a fire tricks.

Garden opening.

An opportunity to see rare photos and documents from the Battle of the Atlantic from the Maritime Archives and Library.

Take a leisurely stroll around the wood to see the bluebells at their best. Check the venue website to find out when they are at their best.

Garden opening.

Garden opening.

A tour of the castle and its art collection, followed by cheese and wine. Booking is essential.

Meet experts working on astronomy and space exploration projects and find out about the scientific questions they are trying to answer and the practical problems they have to solve.

The village is set in four acres of miniature landscaped garden. There are over 400 models and 13,000 tiny people, depicting not just a village, but a town, castle, famous landmarks and environmental features too. Over one mile of miniature train track snakes through the models and authentic sound effects have been added…

Children get the chance to pick from award-winning activity back-packs with the opportunity to learn about the buildings' architecture, historical emperors, or life in Medieval Europe.

A 19th-century tower mill, which is undergoing restoration to rebuild its sails.

Renovated 17th century courthouse opposite Beaumaris Castle. Stand in the dock and survey the large rectangular courtroom as you learn about Anglesey's most notorious criminals including Hugh Hughes and William Murphy.

Uncover the stories of Bengeo, finding out how this once rural village became part of the County Town, discovering the artists, pioneers and inventors that lived there.

Start of an action packed year of events, activities, talks, walks, trails and displays celebrating the life and times of RAF men and women stationed at Beningbrough during WWII.

Garden opening.

Classic tours of central London, plus countryside tours and cycle rental.

• Directed by: www.nmgw.ac.uk

The 'Big Pit' is no longer used as a working mine as it has been closed since 1980. However visitors can descend the 300ft shaft to find out what it was like for generations of miners in South Wales. There is an exhibition in the old Pithead baths and a reconstructed miner's cottage can also visited so that the lifestyle…

Hands-on advice from the experts about using binoculars and telescopes to watch wildlife. Also a chance to buy some (binoculars and/or telescopes, that is, not wildlife). All proceeds go back into the RSPB to continue conservation efforts.

An exhibition drawn from the London Borough of Southwark's own art collection, tracing the work, history and artistry of the Victorian pottery manufacturers, the Martin Brothers.

Garden opening.

Garden opening.

Historic portrait paintings by artists including John Opie, Daniel Stringer, Sir Joshua Reynolds, Henry Tonks, GF Watts and Alfred Stevens.