
Forget the dates you learnt at school. This is about where you'd actually fancy spending your days, and yes, you'd have to leave your phone behind.
Put the items in your preferred order.

Roman Britain
A villa with underfloor heating and an afternoon at the public baths. Just don't get sent up to guard Hadrian's Wall in January.

Tudor England
Huge banquets, roast swan and a play at the Globe. Best keep on the right side of the king, though.

Victorian Times
Dickens's London, top hats and a proper Christmas tree in the parlour. Lovely, as long as you're not the one sweeping the chimney.

The Roaring Twenties
Jazz on the gramophone, beaded dresses and dancing until the early hours. The whole country was ready to have fun again.

The Swinging Sixties
Mary Quant fashion, the Beatles on every radio and England winning the World Cup. Plenty of people still say it was the best time to be young.
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