Edward I at New Year

Edward I was one of the most travelled monarchs England has ever known: during his long life he travelled to every corner of England, Wales and Scotland, as well as much of France, the Netherlands, Castile, Aragon, Italy, Sicily, North Africa and the Holy Land. As such he ended up spending New Year's Day in some surprising places. Here's a complete list for his reign, from 1273 to 1306.

1273 Southern Italy / Sicily

1274 Gascony

1275 Radcot, Oxfordshire

1276 Unknown, possibly Westminster

1277 Bampton, Oxfordshire

1278 Westminster

1279 Windsor

1280 Winchester

1281 Burgh, Norfolk

1282 Pershore, Worcestershire

1283 Rhuddlan, Wales

1284 Macclesfield, Cheshire

1285 Bristol

1286 Exeter

1287 St Macaire, Gascony

1288 Blanquefort, Gascony

1289 Bonnegarde, Gascony

1290 Westminster

1291 Ashridge, Buckinghamshire

1292 Westminster

1293 Newcastle-upon-Tyne

1294 Canterbury

1295 Conwy

1296 St Albans

1297 Ipswich

1298 Ghent

1299 Cottingham, Yorkshire

1300 Bamburgh, Northumbria

1301 Northampton

1302 Linlithgow

1303 Odiham, Hampshire

1304 Dunfermline

1305 Lincoln

1306 Kingston Lacy, Dorset