Log Cabins & Lodges in Warwickshire

In central England you will find one of the most interesting areas in the nation: Warwickshire. This historic and administrative county dates back to the 10th century, compromising a vast rural landscape full of woodlands, fields, pastures... with some villages and towns that have the most typical old English architecture. The log cabins where you can stay in Holidu's offers are just a few kilometres away from Warwick Castle and even attractions such as Walton Hall or the Royal Shakespeare Theatre.

Yes! We are talking about small castles, or so they seem. The log cabins that Holidu offers you in Warwickshire are many very similar to miniature castles, they're high ceilings, stone facades that give a medieval air that enchants you like never, many have gardens and views of the natural landscapes of this historic English centre. Inside, it's all a dream come true: quality kitchenware with all the old-fashioned flair you can imagine, tall windows, large, cushioned beds, and incredibly pleasant sitting areas to sit and enjoy a snack.

What are you doing in Warwickshire if you're not visiting Warwick Castle? It's a must! This is a medieval castle that was built from a wooden fort requested by William the Conqueror in 1068. As soon as you arrive in this area, you will see that the whole place is a historical exhibition of the castle, inside, they will give you a whole fabulous tour where they do interesting recreations of the rooms and trades of yesteryear, they have various displays of artefacts, swords, armour and much more. Outside, this castle has the lushest and most beautiful nature accompanying it in an elegant garden where you can have a snack and tea in pure tranquillity.

As we love to read Shakespeare, he is a legend of literature that has left a mark on our hearts, so what better than to visit Shakespeare's Birthplace? Here you will discover the beautiful house where this giant playwright was born and several magical corners that have a lot to tell about his life. The house is beautiful with a very nice garden next to it, one of the best parts of this tour is that at the end you will see several performances of some of his well-known plays... if you are a Shakespeare fan, this is a necessary stop.

One of the famous castles in Warwickshire is Kenilworth Castle, the place is beautiful and full of history and architecture from various eras, there are many ruins where you can appreciate every era and time. There are guided tours you should take to get a better understanding of this ruined monument.

A magical place to visit is Anne Hathaway's Cottage, you can see much of Shakespeare's life with his wife. The English countryside where this cottage lives next to the garden leaves you with a good taste and a satisfying feeling as you learn about the life of this great playwright and his wife, not to be missed!

British Motor Museum is an incredible automotive museum that you must visit as soon as you set foot in Warwickshire, it has fascinating exhibits of the most classic models of cars, and you will see the English culture in this museum! You will see a lot of the evolution of English cars.

If you want to have a day out among all the natural and architectural wonders in Warwickshire, then you should visit the National Trust, Charlecote Park. You can have a fabulous day out in the sunshine and fresh air and refresh yourself whilst visiting the park house, one of the most visited spots here is the Church, it is very welcoming and the passion that the staff put into the portraits is great.

Mary Arden's Farm is a beautiful and historic place where you can get a glimpse into Shakespeare's life, it's great for kids and if you buy tickets, you can go to all the giant playwright's houses as many times as you like. It's restored and there are places where people are dressed in period costumes, it's great! There is a falconry exhibition and an archery range, your kids will love this.

Dreams do come true, as well as being surrounded by beautiful butterflies of all colours as they flutter everywhere. Stratford Butterfly Farm is a fantastic farm of butterflies that come in all sorts of colours and sizes, children love this destination. People often go with bright and vibrant colours for the butterflies to land on them, a unique experience!

Upton House is a Trust property that sets itself apart from the others, it is dedicated to explaining many aspects of the Second World War, the information they explain here is extensive and entertaining, plus the gardens are beautiful and impressive with a great canteen to eat something.