UK Holidays

England:
England is the land of the museums, castles, gardens, Roman cities, cathedrals, monasteries and abbeys and has a rich and interesting culture. England also contains some world famous holiday attractions perfect for any tourist on a holiday break.

London, the capital of England is the most famous of all England cities and hosts many a holiday festival throughout the year. Other famous holiday hotspots are Manchester, Birmingham, Brighton, Oxford, Liverpool, York and Leeds.

Some of the most famous tourist attractions in England are the Canterbury Cathedral, Durham Cathedral and Castle, Alton Towers, Windsor Castle, Maritime Greenwich, Stonehenge, Roman Baths and Stratford-upon-Avon.

Wales:
Wales also has many important attractions perfect for any weekend break. Perbrokeshire should be the first place you visit in Wales after you arrive at the airport. Unknown to many, Pembrokeshire has some of the world's most beautiful beaches that have been given awards on a number of occasions thanks to the various coastal trails that are 186 miles long. Pembrokeshire is also home to many wildlife national parks.

The Isle of Anglesey is another place in Wales that is a must visit for any traveler who needs peace and quiet. Its stunning coastline beauty and vibrant and varied festivals from Jazz and Leisure to Beer and Oyster will leave you spellbound.

'Llandudno and Clowyn Bay' is a breathtaking Victorian seaside resort. It houses mines that date back 4 millenniums and is also home to the oldest cable car of Great Britain.

Scotland:
Scotland's most famous region in Glencoe and is a must visit for any discerning holiday goer. With its breathtaking scenery and landscape, Glencoe has been widely recognized as offering the best views of the surroundings. The best way to holiday in Glencoe is to rent a cottage in the woods. You will be marveled by the sense of serenity and calm that pervades here.

On the other hand, to appeal to the party animal in you, head to Scotland's capital, Edinburgh. Thanks to its vibrant nightlife, Edinburgh plays host to some of the world's best parties during New Year and in the month of August. So whether it's for peace or for madness you plan to holiday to Scotland, this place will make every penny you spend worthwhile.

Northern Ireland:
Two places you must visit on a holiday in Northern Ireland are:
Giant's Causeway: Located on the coastline of Northern Ireland, this volcanic region should be right up on your 'places to visit' list. Thanks to the high level of volcanic activity that happened millions of years ago, the landscape boasts of stunning scenery with intriguing rock formations and cliffs.
Lough Erne: The perfect destination for any bird lover or wildlife enthusiast, the Lough Erne Lake houses many historical sites on its banks. Some of the wildlife spotted here includes the red deer, kingfishers, crested glebes etc. Many ferries ply to and from Lough Erne so getting here will not be a problem.