If you’re someone who’s going away to Britain for a nice hefty holiday then you probably already know that Britain has a lot to offer. From historical locations to some of the best music festivals out there, Britain has it all. When it comes to glamping which is camping without the usual discomforts, it goes without...
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You can’t beat a good brew. A cup of tea when made right can be amazing, be it first thing in the morning or anytime during the day, a cuppa can help you sit back, chill and relax as the world goes by. There are some fantastic tea rooms in the UK where you can get some wonderful brews made for you accompanied by a homemade...
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There are an enormous amount of things to do in the Lake District, from thrilling outdoor activities to romantic retreats in the heart of Cumbria or perhaps a boat trip along one of the Lake Districts glorious lakes. At the heart of the Lake District lies Lake Windermere situated close to the town of Windermere and Bowness. Here...
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If you’re thinking of heading to Liverpool in 2012 and are looking for inspiration for what to do when you’re there, check out our guide of things to do in one of England’s most historic cities. Liverpool, home of the Beatles, unsurprisingly thrives on Beatlemania. So it should come as no shock that the number one...
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London has always been a popular tourist site, and that popularity will explode during the 2012 Olympics. The entire city, not just the Olympics venues, will be packed with crowds. Traffic will be more congested than ever, with the Olympic priority routes. Hotels have been booked solid for months. Holidaying in London simply won’t...
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Professor J.R.R. Tolkien is best known for his fantasy books The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit, two works which are as reflective of Tolkien himself as they are of the country in which they were written. Tolkien spent his youth in Birmingham, England and later moved to Oxford, where he spent most of his life. He also spent time...
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