England’s capital city is one of the most visited cities globally, given its rich history and vibrant present. Visitors from all over the world flock here to visit iconic landmarks or soak in the vibe. Not surprisingly, you’ll find a wide range of hotels that cater to all tastes and budgets. That being said, hotel…
Do you want to whisk your significant other away on a romantic Scottish break? Then Edinburgh is the perfect destination to do so. The spellbinding Scottish city overlooking the Firth of Forth in the North Sea makes for a beautifully romantic backdrop. While it does have enchanting history and cobblestoned streets, how about taking the…
Not for nothing is Kent called the “Garden of England.” Overlooking the English Channel and the North Sea, Kent is home to fruit-laden orchards, fertile farms, and a gently rolling fragrant landscape. Who says you need remote Greek islands or rustic Italian hideaways for romance when Kent is the perfect place for a blissful holiday…
Lake District’s popularity has been rising in the past few years. It’s now a favorite destination for many travelers throughout the year. The stunning scenery of the area, the fun activities are among the charm of the city. Not to forget the gorgeous places to eat and drink. Many call Lake District foodie heaven. What…
The capital city of Northern Ireland, Belfast, is synonymous with the ill-fated RMS Titanic, and more recently, the Game of Thrones. The city’s ties to the ocean liner are so intertwined into its fabric that there’s a whole neighborhood named after it! However, visitors to the city have discovered that there is so much more…
Bournemouth is known for its seven-mile strip of glorious, golden sand. People from different parts of the country flock here to soak up the sun or have a wild time. It’s a popular destination for hen and stag parties. As such, you’ll find plenty of hotels that cater to all kinds of travelers. Whether you’re…
It’s hard to imagine it, but the rich industrial city of Manchester in northwestern England is a very romantic city. Whether it’s the bohemian Northern Quarter, the achingly cool Ancoats, or the canal-side Castlefield, Manchester is as charming as it’s rich in history and culture. So, there’s a lot to do in the city, like…
Idyllic lush villages with stone houses, handsome little market towns, and acres of picturesque pastureland make the Cotswolds one of the most romantic regions of the United Kingdom. The region looks resolutely designed for romantic breaks with its postcard-perfect villages, bohemian boutiques, and quaint pubs that serve afternoon tea. Of course, what also helps is…
The unofficial capital of northeast England, Newcastle upon Tyne, boasts several excellent attractions and a pulsating party scene. It’s a big draw for hen and stag parties, so you can be sure you’ll have one of the best night outs if you’re in this part of the country. Finding cheap hotels in Newcastle upon Tyne…
Not so long ago, Blackpool overlooking the Irish Sea was all about rowdy hen and stag parties and “Kiss Me Quick” hats. But, not anymore. Today, this no-nonsense Victorian-era seaside resort boasts an impressive promenade, complete with “Spanish steps,” a mesmerizing, golden-sand shoreline, and gorgeous architecture. This is besides its already long list of historical sights and…
London is the city that has it all! Whether it’s incredible history, stunning architecture, top grub, fantastic shopping, immersive exhibitions, charming parks, you name it! Since it’s twice as big as New York, you can rest assured that there are tons of exciting things to do in the capital city of the United Kingdom. Since…
London is a sprawling city, covering 607 square miles and home to over eight million people. Here, you can find a fascinating collection of nightclubs, bars, and restaurants to choose from, and what’s not to love about a country that immerses itself in lush green spaces! This big city is so captivating that you might…
London is simply the best! Covering 607 square miles, this sprawling city is home to over eight million people, Big Ben, and other famous attractions. With plenty of things to do and see, this English capital brings in tons of visitors. No wonder families love to visit this beautiful city! However, it’s also (obviously) one…
The seaside resort city of Blackpool sits pretty on the Irish Sea coast in the United Kingdom. This Lancashire seaside getaway became popular when England’s wealthy patrons came here to bathe in seawater during the mid-18th century. But, did you know that today Blackpool is the gay capital of northern UK? Yes! There are many gay…
Once an industrial port town, Malmo is now an incredible city that attracts many travelers. As the third-largest city in Sweden, it’s known for its innovative, environmental take on a modern city. It’s home to Scandinavia’s tallest building, the iconic Turning Torso, world-class museums, and some beautiful parks. What’s more, there are many restaurants that’ll…
“The Fair City” Dublin is a richly layered destination of character, community spirit, and culture and is Ireland’s big hitter. While the city is overflowing with things to see and do, chances are you might tire of urban exploration. And what’s even better is that most of Ireland’s gorgeously wild countryside can be reached easily by…
Despite being the capital city, London happens to be England’s smallest city. Even so, London proves to be one of the world’s leading global financial centers. That said, you can find plenty of fantastic business hotels in London. On top of that, London is also home to some of the most magnificent cultures, arts, histories,…
If you wanted to spend your nights in London before the 19th century, your options were to rent a house, check into your gentleman’s club, or get a room at a lodging. But thanks to the industrial revolution and the introduction of the railways, people started visiting London more often. In order to accommodate travelers,…
With so much life, culture, history, and attractions, it’s no surprise that you’d want to spend your family vacation in London. In this very old yet modern and progressive city, you can experience the best of everything. Whether you’re interested in history, art, fashion, or food, this capital city of England has it all. As…
The volcanic and glacial landscape of Iceland demands travel beyond its urban centers. When you rent a car, you can explore at your own pace and stop whenever you find something interesting. This article will explain how to go about renting a car in Iceland and why you should go with Reykjavik Cars. Keep reading!…
Bristol in South West England straddles the River Avon and is one of the largest cities in England. The city is awash with the past, right from heritage structures, derelict docks-turned-leisure venues, and an iconic suspension bridge. Moreover, Bristol is famous for its quirky, alternative character and counterculture vibe, thanks to a world-class street art scene.…
Reykjavik, the capital of Iceland, is a great place for a Scandinavian gay cation. Here, LGBT+ people are not just tolerated; they’re warmly welcomed and accepted with open arms. That’s why we found so many gay hotels in Reykjavik. What’s more, we had many choices from a wide selection of LGBTQ-friendly places to suit all…
There’s no place in Yorkshire, or Northern England for that matter, that felt quite as ‘medieval’ to us as York. Its age-old streets are brimming with history, attracting hordes of travelers like us looking for a classic historic English experience. The city is an incredible labyrinth of 13th-century walls, at the heart of which likes…
The 21st-century, urban-chic city of Leeds in northern England shines with a distinct and yet un-overwhelming Yorkshire swagger. It boasts a fabulous drinking-dining scene and revitalized architecture. Leeds is also famous for being one of the friendliest gay cities in England, with LGBTQ people accounting for almost 10% of the city’s population. In fact, Leeds’…