Discover England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales with its breath-taking scenery, history and culture it is packed with appeal for travellers. It’s hard to travel more than a few miles without stumbling upon a castle, pub, stately home or historic village. Alternatively, explore one of the bustling cities like London, Glasgow, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Belfast and Manchester…
Something that many people do not realise is that Scotland has a highly distinct culture compared to the rest of the UK. While it is similar in many ways to England, Northern Ireland and Wales, there are also many differences. This means that if you are taking a trip to Scotland, you now have an …
Both the Lake District and Peak District are popular destinations for outdoor lovers. With both places boasting untouched natural beauty, incredible views and unique attractions, it can be tough to choose which one to visit. This guide will help you decide. The ongoing debate on whether the Lake District or Peak District is better, is …
Thinking of visiting England, Ireland and Scotland but don’t know where to start when it comes to planning? This guide will help you put together a fuss-free trip. When it comes to preparing for a trip, especially to three countries, there are so many different things to keep in mind – what to do, where …
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The English countryside is a beautiful place to explore, with vast pastures and plains or one of fantastic cities! But… understanding how to get around England can be confusing! Depending on your itinerary and how much you wish to spend you will have access to: England’s vast rail network Coaches which are cheap, reliable & …
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England truly has so much to offer, and there are plenty of amazing places within a couple of hours of London that showcase just how beautiful and diverse this country is. And best of all you don’t need a car – there are loads of places that you can easily get to by public transport. …
When the sun shines Londoners seek out a place to cool down! With a little planning, the beer gardens and picnics can be replaced with the seaside! Dr Richard Russell wrote a dissertation in Latin in 1750 that was to change English seaside towns forever. The dissertation was republished in English in 1752 and gave health …
Travelling solo in England is one of the best experiences. It’s quite safe, transport is excellent and the people are friendly. These are some of the best spots to visit, from dynamic cities, to seaside towns and rolling countryside. England’s rail network has good links around the country. There are coaches connecting cities and towns, …
One of the best ways to discover the amazing views and scenic landscapes of Scotland is to set off on a road trip! Scotland is not a big country, but it does have a lot to offer; from beaches to mountains, golf courses to whiskey, pubs to campsites, there is something for everyone here. There …
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Whatever your budget, see the best of London with these essential tips. London is definitely one of the top cities in the world to visit, and there is no shortage of things to do. So how do you make the best of your time in this very special, and very busy city and without spending …
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Travelling by train can be one of the best ways to get around. Whether you’re looking for coast, countryside or cities, here are some of the best places to take a train trip in England. England is full of fantastic destinations. From cultural cities, heritage towns and beauty spots in rural areas, there is plenty …
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