Being tired of theme parks and the usual, crowded attractions, I was looking around for information on some different kinds of places for a family outing when I came across some out of the ordinary diversions in the UK. The more that I discovered about these unusual locations, the more curious I became about the ‘stranger’ side...
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What we call Camden Market is in fact a number of different markets, but together they’re one of London’s most popular tourist attractions, especially at the weekend.
The area saw its first heyday with the completion of the Regent’s canal, which brought trade to the area. The Lock was an important crossing point,...
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The UK is renowned throughout the world for its excellent museums. Most of these have free entry and make an ideal destination whilst on family summer holidays in the UK. Presented in no particular order here are five of the top British museums.
British Museum
The British Museum in London is probably the single most-visited...
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Kent, situated in the South East of the UK, is known as the Garden of England due to its abundance of orchards and hop farms. Kent is home to some wonderful attractions, from zoos and hop farms to ancient churches and parks. There really is something for everyone, so why not visit this beautiful county?
Kent makes the perfect...
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Set against a backdrop of hills, crags and rocky cliffs that overlook the North Sea, Edinburgh is one of Europe’s most awe-inspiring cities. Intertwined buildings, monuments and landscapes inspired Robert Louis Stevenson to proclaim Edinburgh “a dream in masonry and living rock.” The city has an opulent mix of historical...
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