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]]> Think of the UK and food, and surely one thing that comes to mind is the traditional pub or inn. Often set within stunning, ancient buildings, and complete with dark wood-paneled interiors and a roaring fire even in the summer months, pubs offer a specific and unique dining and drinking experience that is hard to find outside of the UK. Here are three of the best rural pubs in the UK, so if you want to experience an authentic British pub, you have some ideas about where to go.

The Gunton Arms, Norfolk

Set within a large estate that includes a stunning deer park, The Gunton Arms is a typical and traditional British pub. Situated within the county of Norfolk in the south east of the UK, the pub is on several long distance hiking routes so it offers the perfect place to stop for lunch if you’re tackling a long walk. Expect a traditional menu offering up platters of roast meats, potatoes and gravy, homemade pies and hot sponge puddings for dessert.

The Applecross Inn, Wester Ross, Scotland

You’d be hard-pressed to find a pub with a better view than the Applecross Inn. Sit outside in the warmer months and gaze across the water towards the mountains on the Isle of Skye. Enjoy plates of locally caught seafood, quality burgers and Scottish specialities such as tatties and needs (mashed and buttered potatoes and swede).

The Warren House Inn, Devon

This lonely-looking building has stood here since the nineteenth century, when it opened as an inn for weary travellers who were trying to cross the moor. These days, you can relax beside the roaring fire, or sit outside on warmer days and enjoy views across the sweeping moors around you. The menu is traditional and high quality, expect dishes such as fish and chips, ham, egg and chips and roast meats.

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]]> 3 Reasons to Travel Rural This Winter https://travelermaster.com/3-reasons-to-travel-rural-this-winter/ Sun, 08 Nov 2020 18:40:00 +0000 https://stagingtrm.wpengine.com/?p=19700 As the winter season begins to approach and we start thinking about potential plans for this part of the year, you might be wondering what sort of travel you can do that will be both enjoyable and feasible. Our recommendation is to head to rural destinations close to wherever you live. Why? Here are some […]

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]]> As the winter season begins to approach and we start thinking about potential plans for this part of the year, you might be wondering what sort of travel you can do that will be both enjoyable and feasible. Our recommendation is to head to rural destinations close to wherever you live. Why? Here are some reasons.

Smaller Crowds

As we continue to live in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s always a plus if your travel plans allow you to avoid big crowds. Cities are great, but they aren’t the safest option for travel plans at the current time. Going rural means that you’ll have plenty of space all to yourself.

Photo by Moritz Knöringer on Unsplash

A Chance to Relax

We have all been under a lot of stress over the last several months, and going rural offers an opportunity to relax and disconnect from all of the craziness that is going on right now. Slow down the pace of life in a rural setting and take a break from it all for a bit.

Spectacular Scenery

Rural settings also offer up the opportunity for you to connect with nature, setting your eyes upon some of the most beautiful sights there are around. If you love the mountains, head there, and if you love the tranquility of an isolated coastal location, you can go there too. There are so many options out there!

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]]> Think of the UK and food, and surely one thing that comes to mind is the traditional pub or inn. Often set within stunning, ancient buildings, and complete with dark wood-paneled interiors and a roaring fire even in the summer months, pubs offer a specific and unique dining and drinking experience that is hard to find outside of the UK. Here are three of the best rural pubs in the UK, so if you want to experience an authentic British pub, you have some ideas about where to go.

The Gunton Arms, Norfolk

Set within a large estate that includes a stunning deer park, The Gunton Arms is a typical and traditional British pub. Situated within the county of Norfolk in the south east of the UK, the pub is on several long distance hiking routes so it offers the perfect place to stop for lunch if you’re tackling a long walk. Expect a traditional menu offering up platters of roast meats, potatoes and gravy, homemade pies and hot sponge puddings for dessert.

The Applecross Inn, Wester Ross, Scotland

You’d be hard-pressed to find a pub with a better view than the Applecross Inn. Sit outside in the warmer months and gaze across the water towards the mountains on the Isle of Skye. Enjoy plates of locally caught seafood, quality burgers and Scottish specialities such as tatties and needs (mashed and buttered potatoes and swede).

The Warren House Inn, Devon

This lonely-looking building has stood here since the nineteenth century, when it opened as an inn for weary travellers who were trying to cross the moor. These days, you can relax beside the roaring fire, or sit outside on warmer days and enjoy views across the sweeping moors around you. The menu is traditional and high quality, expect dishes such as fish and chips, ham, egg and chips and roast meats.

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]]> 3 Reasons to Travel Rural This Winter https://travelermaster.com/3-reasons-to-travel-rural-this-winter/ Sun, 08 Nov 2020 18:40:00 +0000 https://stagingtrm.wpengine.com/?p=19700 As the winter season begins to approach and we start thinking about potential plans for this part of the year, you might be wondering what sort of travel you can do that will be both enjoyable and feasible. Our recommendation is to head to rural destinations close to wherever you live. Why? Here are some […]

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]]> As the winter season begins to approach and we start thinking about potential plans for this part of the year, you might be wondering what sort of travel you can do that will be both enjoyable and feasible. Our recommendation is to head to rural destinations close to wherever you live. Why? Here are some reasons.

Smaller Crowds

As we continue to live in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s always a plus if your travel plans allow you to avoid big crowds. Cities are great, but they aren’t the safest option for travel plans at the current time. Going rural means that you’ll have plenty of space all to yourself.

Photo by Moritz Knöringer on Unsplash

A Chance to Relax

We have all been under a lot of stress over the last several months, and going rural offers an opportunity to relax and disconnect from all of the craziness that is going on right now. Slow down the pace of life in a rural setting and take a break from it all for a bit.

Spectacular Scenery

Rural settings also offer up the opportunity for you to connect with nature, setting your eyes upon some of the most beautiful sights there are around. If you love the mountains, head there, and if you love the tranquility of an isolated coastal location, you can go there too. There are so many options out there!

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