Micaela is passionate about all things travel. She has spent long periods of time in Southeast Asia and particularly loves Thailand where its people, culture, architecture, food and climate captured her heart. Micaela spent 7 years running small group, road bike tours through some of the most impressive jungle terrain Thailand has to offer.

The History Blog met up with Mark Banning, One of Back-Roads most knowledgable Battlefield Tour Guides, to discuss his thoughts on the First World War, and discover the role he plays in helping keep its history alive for today’s generation.

Australians and New Zealanders have travelled to Gallipoli for decades to commemorate the WWI battles fought there, but in recent years they have been seeking out the Western Front. Paul Daley finds that organised tours are a moving history lesson.

A fun and informative visit is ensured at the World Herritage listed Ironbridge Gorge Museums. Set either side of the stunning River Severn valley, they reflect a slice of the history of the Gorge, its people, their lifestyles and their work from the beginning of the Industrial Revolution in the early 1700s.

More than a just a commuter county for London - Kent is a beautiful county with a rich history, home to Tudor manor houses, stately homes and castles. Discover more of Kent's historical past.