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Have you been considering visiting Belfast, Northern Ireland? If so, allow us to nudge you to make the right choice and get booked up, as below we share with you five reasons you MUST visit this beautiful region of Northern Ireland.
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The best thing about visiting Glasgow is its mixture of beautiful natural scenery, peaceful and relaxing towns, and cities with a rich history.
The city itself may be small, but it has a lot to offer everyone. It’s time you visit Scotland’s thriving metropolitan area, where you can enjoy an exciting array of things to do and see. You may not want to leave once you’ve got there!
Are you dreaming of a countryside escape in England? Two days of driving through the idyllic countryside, stopping off for forest walks, pub lunches, and cute villages is a luscious experience.
Wondering what to do in Belfast, Northern Ireland? Look no further; we’ve packed all the best things to do in Belfast today into this article.
From the famous Titanic Quarter, the original home of the RMS Titanic, with the HMS Caroline, Titanic Belfast, and the Pump House, to top museums, such as the Ulster Museum and the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum, there is so much to discover.
Situated on the north coast of Wales along the Menai Straits, Bangor is in a wonderful setting. With views of the Isle of Anglesey and the Menai Suspension Bridge in one direction, and Snowdonia’s towering peaks in the other, this friendly coastal city packs a powerful scenic punch. The history of Bangor is an interesting one - Bangor’s origins lie in the early 6th century, when Saint Deiniol founded a monastery on the city’s present-day site. It’s believed the name Bangor, an ancient Welsh word meaning ‘wall’, may have originated from the wattle-style enclosure that ringed the monastery.
Home to more than 8 million people, including the most well-known Royal Family in the world, London is a fascinating city where wonderful history and the cutting edge collide. Indeed, it is a city where you can quite literally be looking at the world famous Houses of Parliament and Big Ben, only to turn around to see the enormous and futuristic Shard skyscraper looming over the city with viewing platforms situated on the 68-72nd floors make this a must see.
Durham is one of the most visited of England's many beautiful cities and boasts plenty of fun things to do. To learn more about why this is one of the best places to visit, be sure to read our list of a few of the top attractions and things to do in Durham.
The city is filled with fun things to do and attractions that reveal the many layers of its long history. To learn more about why this is one of the best places to visit, be sure to read our list of a few of the top attractions and things to do in York.
Northern Ireland offers a diversity of attractions that frequently confounds first-time visitors. Rejuvenated and irrepressible, Belfast now rivals any of the UK’s capital cities, but in addition, the country manifests superb natural heritage – including one of the world’s great coastal road trips – remarkable cultural treasures, outdoor activities in abundance, and an increasingly vibrant food and music scene.
Spectacular countryside, a dramatic coastline, vibrant market towns and impressive historical venues, an abundance of adrenaline-fuelled activities and unique experiences make the Tees Valley the ideal location for an unforgettable break in the North East of England.
With buzzing cities, a sweeping coastline and serene countryside, there are plenty of great things to do in Hampshire. Here’s what we suggest for you to do…
Dubrovnik is a beautiful UNESCO coastal city in the south of Croatia. It is often known as the ‘Pearl of the Adriatic‘ given its famous medieval Old Town, massive stone walls, and stunning landscapes — and well, of course, it is also well-known for being the filming location of the HBO hit series: Game of Thrones.
The weekend is almost here, and that calls for one thing - leaving your stress at work, relaxing and spending time with your family. What better way to do this than going away somewhere truly special for the weekend?
We’re lucky to be surrounded by beautiful places here in the North East. Whether you prefer the bright lights of the city, the peacefulness of the countryside, or the sea breeze along the coast, you won’t have to travel very far to experience exactly what you’re looking for.
With its striking architecture and idyllic sweeping canals, Venice is one of Italy’s most famous tourist destinations. This city is perfect for a weekend break - you can relax, embrace Italian culture and soak up the sunshine in the Summer.
Bali has recently become a thriving tourist spot, attracting visitors all over the globe each year. It’s easy to get lost amongst the tourist traps in this country - but, if you’re looking to immerse yourself in authentic Balinese culture, Ubud is the place to do it.
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Sardinia is home to out-of-this-world beaches, rugged mountainous terrain and quaint towns. It’s varied landscape it what makes this little gem so appealing to families, couples and adventurers alike.
