The big day of love, with a twist

1 February. 10 / by Laura Fitzpatrick / no comments

It’s amazing how fast Valentines Day can come around. Just when you’ve recovered from the over-spend of Christmas, there’s pressure to do something extravagant for the big day of love.

An alternative to the typical meal (image thanks to NYPL)

An alternative to the typical meal (image thanks to NYPL)

The Hello Eco Living team are passionate about the great outdoors and not breaking the bank when it comes to celebrating Valentines Day. That’s why we’ve been speaking to the National Trust to hunt out some spectacular venues where you can take a romantic walk with your loved one.

Killerton, Devon

Valentine’s Weekend 13-14 February 2pm – 4pm

Get in the mood for Valentine’s Day this year and discover the amazing historic love stories of the ‘Aclands of Killerton’. Be inspired by their tale; write a love poem or letter to your loved one and learn the romantic language of the fan and the flower. 

Normal admission charges apply plus and event charge of £3.50 per adult and £1.75 per child

Booking is not required for this event. For more information please call 01392 881345

Polesden Lacey, Surrey

Valentine’s Dinner Dance, 13 February 7.30pm

King George VI and the Queen Mother spent their honeymoon at Polesden Lacey and you can recreate that fine sense of romance with a sumptuous dinner for two in the Courtyard Restaurant.

Cost- All tickets £35. Booking is essential for this event, please call 01372 452048        

The Courts Garden, Wiltshire

The Romantic Garden, 14 February 11am – 5pm

Treat your loved ones to a stroll around this beautiful garden and enjoy the romantic poetry located at picturesque rest spots.

Normal admission charges apply but there are no additional charges

Booking is not required for this event. For more information please call 01225 782875

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