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From Anna of Denmark in the early 17th-century to George of Denmark in the 18th-century, these royal consorts to Stuart sovereigns remain a fascinating group of people.

John Donne created some of the most romantic and sensual poetry of the 17th-century.

Published in 1623, the First Folio of the works of William Shakespeare, the greatest English playwright, had its 400th anniversary in 2023.

The beautiful Hall and gardens of Renishaw were originally built in the 1620s, and retain a unique mixture of elements from the subsequent centuries…

The romantic ruins of the 17th-century Bolsover Castle, located in Northern Derbyshire, England, is often described as a ‘Stuart-era fairy tale castle’.