Europe

Southampton is a city on England's south coast that is home to the world's largest cruise ships. As a port city, Southampton is famous mainly for the ships launched from its docks and is best-known for the launch of the RMS Titanic on 10th April 1911. Many of the...

Wales is filled with unexpected beauty. Although it may not be a stereotypical holiday destination, Wales has a reputation for adventure, wild landscapes and rich history. Not only are there spectacular beaches, but Wales also has rugged mountains, cute villages and ample opportunity for wild camping and hiking if...

While Leicester has always been a city with lots of history, just like other cities across Britain, until 2010 the city was primarily known for Walkers Crisps and ex-footballer and TV personality Gary Lineker. This East Midlands city was thrown into the spotlight twice in four years. Firstly in...

Portsmouth is a vibrant waterfront city in the county of Hampshire on the south coast of England. Portsmouth is situated close to Southampton and the South Downs National Park and across from the Isle of Wight (just a 45-minute boat ride away). Portsea Island is home to much of...

Sheffield is in South Yorkshire and is close to Manchester, Leeds and Nottingham. Sheffield is known worldwide as the city of steel, which was mostly produced during the late 1800s to early 1900s. Now that the stacks no longer smoke, the city has transformed into a modern metropolis filled...

Located in Suffolk, Ipswich is a coastal town with an impressive waterfront, wide-open spaces and plenty of history. Ipswich is one of the oldest inhabited towns in England and is filled with more than 650 listed buildings making it the perfect place for a historical weekend away. The high...