If you are planning to visit the UK as a tourist or you have friends and family coming from abroad who want to see as much of the UK as possible, where do you start and where do you take them? Of course, London is the obvious place that tourists visit, but get outside of the M25 and there are plenty of other places to see in the UK to suit all sorts of interests…
The Cotswolds – The beautiful scenery of the Cotswolds and the picturesque little villages are the perfect place to go if you want to see a slice of the traditional English countryside. Get a professional tour like these Cotswolds private tours cotswoldtour.co.uk/cotswolds-private-tours/ so you can see as much of the region as possible.
Edinburgh and the Scottish Highlands – Many people who visit the UK enjoy a trip to Edinburgh – the quickest way to get there from London is to hop on a plane which takes an hour. From the historic city and the castle to the nearby countryside, there is little wonder why so many people fall in love with Edinburgh.
Yorkshire – The county of Yorkshire has both the beautiful rolling moors and dales as well as the city of York and all of its charms. With plenty of museums, including the Viking Museum and lots of shops and tea rooms to enjoy, it is easy to find lots to do in Yorkshire.
The Brecon Beacons – This stunning area of Wales is home to mountains, forests, waterfalls and open countryside – if you enjoy walking and spending time in nature this wild area of the country is certainly worth a visit. Visit ancient caves and travel in a canoe to see the region from a different perspective.
