The Wordsworth House is a townhouse in the Northeast scenic region of Great Britain, and the site of William Wordsworth's birth in 1770. The home belonged to an Earl to whom William's father was an agent. The family lived there rent free in lieu of his father's services to the Earl. Along the river, the property features a picturesque garden where William drew lifelong inspiration for his romantic works. Today, the home is perfectly restored and offered guided tours. You can view exhibits over the life and work of Wordsworth and can enjoy an authentic meal from the period when he lived.

Newstead in Nottinghamshire is a monastic Abbey from the 12th century in which Romantic poet Lord Byron lived from 1808-1814. The Abbey is medieval in style and has a Victorian style kitchen, the private apartments of Lord Byron, and has stood through earthquakes and a civil war. In 1818, Lord Byron sold it to Thomas Wildmam, a British army officer, and he sold the Abbey to William Frederick Webb, an African explorer in 1861.