All six episodes from the fourth series of the travel programme presented by Paul Murton. Scotland was once avoided by travellers due to its hostile environment but many changes have taken place since the beginning of tourism in the country two centuries ago. Using the Victorian book 'Black's Picturesque Guide to Scotland', Paul goes on six different tours to discover how the country became a destination of choice for many. Along the way he explores Scottish history and visits locations such as the Isle of Skye, Fair Isle Lismore and Colonsay.

A musical journey to the Maihaugen Open-Air Museum and the Norwegian Folk Museum, Oslo, to the accompaniment of music from Edvard Grieg.

A musical tour of Italy's Southern Tyrol region accompanied by the music of Mozart.

Part three of four guides to Scotland presented by Diana Rigg. Sights include Drum Castle, Pitmedden Gardens, Bannockburn, Kellie Castle, fishing villages along the Fife coast and Culross.

A visual journey through some of Wales' picturesque countryside, accompanied by Celtic music from the region.

Jamie Owen presents this series of journeys across the length and breadth of Wales, from canoeing down the River Wye, to climbing the highest Welsh peaks and exploring the legendary island of Anglesey.

Episodes 34 to 36 from the cult Japanese fantasy series plus a bonus episode from the missing 13 that have never been shown on UK television. In 'Keep on Dancing', a married human woman whose Buddhist dance offends Tripitaka falls foul of an amorous goblin who has fallen in love with her. 'Give and Take' sees Pigsy turning vampire hunter in order to raise money to cure a blind girl he has become fond of. In 'Such a Nice Monster', a monster who only wants to be liked dresses up as a puppy dog, but only succeeds in becoming more terrifying. Tripitaka attempts to help by ordering his disciples to befriend the creature.

Episodes 22 to 24 from the cult Japanese fantasy series plus a bonus episode from the missing 13 that have never been shown on UK television. In 'Village of the Undead' Pigsy and Sandy fall foul of a demon and his witch companions when the pilgrims venture into a deserted village. 'Two Little Blessings' sees the transformed Yu-Lee attempting to trick Tripitaka into drinking the water of fertility; however, when Pigsy and Sandy drink the water by mistake it is they who become pregnant! 'The Fires of Jealousy' has Monkey attempt to get hold of the Queen of Fire's fan so that the pilgrims can make their way past the volcano that blocks their past. But before he can get the fan, the magical primate must sort out some marital disharmony between the queen and her errant husband, the Spirit of the Water Buffaloes. The bonus episode - 'Better the Demon You Know' - is presented with English subtitles.

Michael Palin explores a nation of extremes, from dazzling natural wonders to deep political and economic turmoil, meeting communities across slums, forests, and mountains, while offering his characteristic warmth and curiosity, even when briefly detained by authorities.

Venezuela is a huge oil rich country that has been called the most dangerous in South America; under authoritarian rule, financially in meltdown and facing massive social challenges from this economic collapse. But it is also one of the most beautiful places in the world where visitors are few and awe-inspiring regions remain unexplored.

Second volume of documentaries produced by the British Transport Commission. The collection includes 'Journey Into Spring', 'Let's Go Birmingham', 'The Land of Robert Burns', 'A Place in the Team', 'An Artist Looks at Churches' and 'Travolators'.

Alfred Wainwright takes Eric Robson to some of his favourite places in Scotland, including the far North, the North Western Highlands, the Isle Of Skye and the Western Highlands.

Every episode from the sixth series of the travel programme presented by Paul Murton. Scotland was once avoided by travellers due to its hostile environment but many changes have taken place since the beginning of tourism in the country two centuries ago. In this series, the historian continues to explore the country's islands using his Victorian guidebook, 'Black's Picturesque Tourist of Scotland'.

A journey to the Swiss Abbey of Einsiedeln, accompanied by the music of J.S.Bach and Vivaldi.

Documentary collection which follows award-winning journalist, Sir Trevor McDonald, as he attempts to get behind the glossy resorts and find out about local life in popular vacation spots. In the first series, Sir Trevor travels to the Caribbean to meet two locals with very different lifestyles, and in the second, discovers the secrets of the Mediterranean.

Three films about the border lands between England and Scotland. In 'Debateable Lands: In Search of the Border Reivers', George MacDonald Fraser and Eric Robson go in search of the Border Reivers, a group of 16th century murderers, arsonists, kidnappers and all-round scoundrels who populated the Scottish Borders. Hadrian's Wall is the most famous frontier of the Roman empire - and is also probably one of the most misunderstood archaeological monuments in Britain. In the four-part ITV series 'Edge of Empire: A Journey Along Hadrian's Wall', Eric Robson travels along 73 miles of the Wall, uncovering pointers to over 2500 years of history as he goes. 8000 years of turbulent border history are brought to life in the ITV series 'The Borders' presented by Alistair Moffat, which looks at the battles and bloodshed that have taken place on the much-disputed soil that lies between Northern England and Southern Scotland.

Travel guide detailing three popular walks through the Lake District, Britain's largest National Park. Presenter Bill Birkett takes the viewer through some of the most beautiful countryside in the region.

A musical tour of Rome, accompanied by the music of Mozart, Wagner, Puccini and Berlioz.

A double helping of Alfred Wainwright. In the first he takes Eric Robson around Mardale and Haweswater. He also takes him to Orrest Head and shows him around the Kendal area. In the second Wainwright takes Robson to Limestone Country, the Pennine Way and to the Howgill Fells.