Fishing is both a hobby and a commercial activity. Whichever you choose, no one wants to spend hours on a boring spot, even if you will end up with a boatful of fish. If you happen to be in the UK, the fishing experience there is undoubtedly addictive. The UK is home to an amazing variety of fish, ranging from salmon to trout....
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‘London by the sea’, otherwise known as Brighton, has long been a popular destination not just for stag weekends but for a weekend away in general. Its close proximity to the capital and relaxed seaside vibe make it the ideal getaway for busy Londoners in need of some fresh air. Overflowing with amazing bars, restaurants, clubs...
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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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Britain is probably one of the last places you’d associate with skiing, with most people heading to the likes of the Alps for a skiing holiday, yet there are plenty of places to go skiing here in the UK, either on real or artificial snow.
Glenshee Ski Centre (Scotland)
Set in 2000 acres, Glenshee boasts some of the most...
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London has many things to see and do, including some very different and bizarre museums, most of which are related to the history of London. These museums exist only because they exhibit information on topics of great interest to both Londoners and visiting tourists.
Starting right out is a museum you are not likely to forget....
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It may not offer consistently warm and sunny weather to its visitors all year round, but Northern Ireland adventure activities can open your eyes to the unexpected, and most of the time, unique adventure that you can only see in this part of the globe.
The Thrill Seekers’ Paradise
Just 45 minutes away from Belfast lies the...
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