“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…
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,…
York, the walled city in North East England, has been one of the favorite destinations for lovebirds that are looking for a romantic trip. The city isn’t too small, but it isn’t too big either. It’s the right size for couples to stroll around and search for some lovely spots. With the charismatic museums, adorable…
With wild hills, sprawling greens, beautiful lochs, and the dramatic coast and sea, Scotland is second to none when it comes to natural beauty. Add to that vibrant cities and towns, historical monuments, and delicious cuisine, and you get a heady mix that makes it an excellent romantic destination. Furthermore, you have no dearth of…
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…
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…
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…
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…
No city in the world does luxury hotels quite like London. The Swinging City’s oldest five-star guesthouses, like Claridge’s and Brown’s, date back to the Georgian era. Next came the Victorian age and the rise of the illustrious railway hotel, which is the Landmark London and Andaz Liverpool Street. Then, of course, there are the grand…
The capital of the Republic of Ireland, Dublin, is an addictive blend of hedonism and heritage, topped off with a dash of the friendly and warm Irish spirit. It’s a city chock-full of history, whether it’s its Viking past, its elegant Georgian architecture, or the cathedrals and medieval castles. What makes it all the better…
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…
If the London area is too crowded for you, then try planning a trip to Essex. This county in south London is a suburb that presents a bunch of picturesque landscapes and has lots of personalities. It consists of many incredible cities. There’s Colchester, once the capital of Roman Britain. You’ll also find Dedham, home…
The Norwegian capital of Oslo is definitely a must-visit for those looking to explore Scandinavia. Also called as Land of the Midnight Sun, this city is famous for many things, such as its Viking and nautical history, museums, and impeccable seafood. Here, you’ll be greeted by friendly locals, who according to the official government statistics,…
From architecture to art and shops to sports, Manchester has it all. The famous city in the North of England is also known as one of the most vibrant. You must visit here at least once in your lifetime. See for yourself how brilliant this industrial city is. They’re buzzing, innovative, and seem to never…
A picturesque city, Inverness is an ideal base from which to explore the north of Scotland. It’s a beautiful city buzzing with easily-accessible nature, culture, and more. It’s packed with history too, as it’s close to the location of 2 important battles and the famed Loch Ness. Plus, the majestic blue water of the River…
Home to the longest-reigning monarch, London has so much more than its packed centuries of history. Perhaps anything civil about the city you learned from pop culture is true. Stunning landmarks, home to the greatest art collections and fashion houses, as well as the jammed street packed with cars roaring honks. Among them, lies some…
Some of you may ask, what’s in Gatwick to make it worth a visit? Well, apart from being the home of Gatwick Airport, the second busiest in the entire United Kingdom, the area is also ideal as a starting point for a memorable southern England trip. From shopping malls to family destinations to adorable gardens,…
Dublin may not be the first name that many people think of when it comes to vacation destinations. In fact, the Irish capital is better known for its stereotypes than for its destination. But trust us, you should come here at least once in your life. You’ll find that Dublin is an amazing multicultural site.…
Copenhagen is one of the leading green cities in the world with over 50% of commuters in the city ride bicycles. It’s even a more popular means of transportation than a car. The city is one of the most liveable and the people are among the happiest in the world. In addition to that, Copenhagen…
Deep in the far north of Scotland, you’ll spot the small bustling port city of Aberdeen. Also known as the Granite City because of its granite stone buildings, Aberdeen is home to only less than 250,000 people. Despite its size, there are plenty of castles, parks, and museums in the city. Each year, thousands of…
Set in North Yorkshire, England, York is an ancient city going back to 71 AD. Today, it draws visitors from near and far, who marvel at its wealth of historic gems. Yet, it’s also a modern city, brimming with high street shops, elegant restaurants and cafes, and trendy bars. Many of the best hotels in…
For many years, Tromso has become a hugely popular travel destination. It’s a renowned place for viewing the one and only Northern Lights. In the winter, people from all around the world come to ski, snowshoe, and dogsled. Meanwhile, in the summer, some also come to enjoy hiking, kayaking, and mountain biking. Other things that…
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…
Can’t decide between a modern or a medieval city? Why don’t you visit Tallinn and experience the best of both worlds? It won’t fail you with its past-meets-present vibe. In the city center is the beautiful and well-preserved historic Old Town, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Meanwhile, on another side of the town…