Great Britain
Give Yourself a Break This Summer
With the British summer well underway, and the weather as gloriously unpredictable as ever, millions of people are jetting off to sunny foreign beaches to relax and soak up the sun. But what if you’re looking for something a bit more stimulating than sand and salt water? The continental city break is an ideal alternative…
Luxury All Inclusive Holidays in the British Countryside
Brits love to travel abroad for holidays, but there is now a growing demand for upscale tourism within the British Isles. There has always been a steady flow of visitors from abroad who wish to experience British culture. For many this means city breaks to see the sights in London and this is often combined…
Liverpool attractions
Popular for sports and music, England’s Liverpool in the Merseyside city is a town of cultural heritage due to which it recently became the European Capital of Culture (2008). Some more honors of this city include – the home of the largest national museum out of London, Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, oldest Chinatown, and famous…
Manchester – Sights and Attractions
Manchester is situated in the south central portion of North West England. The city is of course known for its football heritage, but is also equally rewarding with respect to its attractions related to arts, culture and others. It is a center of commerce, media, education as well as commerce. The city is among the…
London Dungeon: Experience the terror closely
If you have fearlessly explored some of the eerie houses in the world, do not think that you are brave for there is something more terrible to come on your way! Yes, for all those who think that they do not have fear at all, I would recommend them to visit the London Dungeon and…
Edinburgh Dungeons: Face the darkest Scottish moments
Be prepared to dispatch yourself far back in the era of the darkest history of Scotland still living beneath the Edinburgh streets. This attraction is none other than the Edinburgh Dungeons where genuine shows, live performers, interactive effects, and spooky ride accompany you to experience the real terror! Whatever you observe and spot is really…
Edinburgh Castle in Scotland
The first thing that comes to mind when referring to Scotland is its Scottish castles and heroism of the many Scottish chieftains who fought against the British to gain independence. The Edinburgh Castle attracts one million people in a year. Sitting atop the ancient Edinburgh rock,the Castle is a treasure trove of history of the…
Houses of Parliament with Big Ben
The UK Parliament is more than the seat of English politics. It is a landmark that goes back to centuries. It is democracy and heritage at the same time. The Houses of Parliament with Big Ben is more iconic than merely a structure in the Parliament House. It is the tower that symbolizes London as…
Edinburgh Dungeon
Edinburg might be the capital of Scotland but it’s a freak city. Yes its true that the city has an amazing number of heritage buildings and a landscape to match its history but the city is quite in contrast to the nearby city of Fife in Scotland. The Edinburgh Dungeon is run by the same…
Tower Bridge in London
Along with the Houses of Parliament and the Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, and the Queens guards, Tower Bridge in London is synonymous with the city. It is in all probability the most popular bridge in the world. It was designed by Sir Horace Jones. The engineer appointed with this was Sir John Wolfe-Barry. The bridge…
Buckingham Palace
Buckingham Palace is the seat of Royalty in England.The place was as private as private can be and was opened to the public only from 1993. For a visitor the entryway is from the Ambassador’s Court on Buckingham Palace Road. The place also houses the administrative headquarters of the Monarchy. It is one of the…