Advanced features of this website require that you enable JavaScript in your browser. Thank you!Traveller's TalesThe Original Travel BlogMenuSkip to contentHomeMy BlogMy Travel LocationsPrivacy PolicyContact MeFeatured articleMy Little Travel Bloggy Blogledadmin • February 14, 2014Hi. It's Mark here. I've been travelling the globe for almost 20 years now. It is my hope in this blog to share some of the experiences I've had, and invite other travel enthusiasts to do the same.Travel is what inspires and motivates me to thrive and develop as a human being. I hope to inspire this appreciation of the world and in far-flung destinations in my readers. I hope you enjoy.Posted in Travel on February 14, 2014 by ledadmin.Top Towns in the UK for Dining Outledadmin • September 18, 2015If you think that fish and chips is the only thing that you can eat in the UK and that London is the only place in the country where you can taste excellent food, then you’ve obviously have not heard of the top towns for UK for dining out. If you are traveling to the UK, considering visiting these towns known for their delicious food.Ludlow, ShropshireApart from being a very picturesque town, Ludlow is also known for its love of delicious food. You would be hard-pressed to find a town in the UK that takes food more seriously than this Shrosphire town. The town has its own brewery, several traditional butchers and countless restaurants. The best time to go to Ludlow is September when the whole town celebrates its annual food and drink festival. If you’re in Ludlow don’t forget to visit the Merchant House and La Bécasse.Nantwich, CheshireNantwich is known for its delicious Chesire cheese and to be able to sample it is more than enough to visit this town. But the truth is, the cheese is just one of the many gastronomic attractions that Nantwich has to offer. For centuries, this town is known as the centre of Britain’s salt industry. Like Ludlow, Nantwich also has an annual food and drink festival that is held every September where people can choose from over 2,000 dishes and beverages, many of which were sourced from the town itself. The town also holds a monthly farmer’s market that are visited even by people from out-of-town.Saffron Walden, EssexIf you are looking for premium cheeses, freshly-baked cakes and high quality organic fruits and vegetables then Safforn Walden in Essex is the place for you to go. The town also boasts of independent food stores and eateries in the Rows that has been around since the medieval times. You will surely be delighted by the sight of old timber-framed buildings in the area.Sherborne, DorsetSherborne is known for its many boarding schools. For parents, one of the reasons for enrolling your sons in one the schools in this town is for them to sample the delicious food that can be bought in one of the many eateries located in the town centre. Sherborne is also home to top-notch pubs and family-friendly restaurants. Once-a month, the