"Where Shall We Go? A Guide To The ... Watering Places In The British Islands" offers a fascinating glimpse into the leisure and travel habits of 19th-century Britain. This historical guide, originally published by Adam and Charles Black, details the various 'watering places' - spas, seaside resorts, and other destinations renowned for their therapeutic waters and scenic beauty - that dotted the British Isles. Readers will discover the attractions, accommodations, and social scenes of these once-popular locales, gaining insight into the era's emphasis on health, recreation, and social gatherings. Whether you are a historian, a travel enthusiast, or simply curious about the past, this guide provides a unique and engaging perspective on a bygone era of British tourism and culture.

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