Choosewhere Destination Guides

capital of the United Kingdom, largest city in Europe with many iconic landmarks, world-class museums, theatre, shopping and dining

romantic city with wide boulevards, major museums and award-winning restaurants

Scotland's capital, with major museums, galleries and historic sites, plus great shops and restaurants, worth visiting at any time of year

national park with dramatic mountain landscapes, peaceful lakes and market towns, home to Beatrix Potter and William Wordsworth

beautiful spa town with elegant Georgian terraces, ancient Roman baths and historic abbey, aswell as wide choice of restaurants and speciality shops

major city with extensive maritime and industrial heritage, city centre harbour now revitalised with museums, restaurants and shops

Scotland's most famous island with dramatic scenery and a rich history to explore

historic university city, known as the "City of Dreaming Spires", with a multitude of historic buildings and several famous museums

Welsh national park with remote villages, lakes and a rugged mountain landscape, known for its abandoned slate quarries and mountain railways

area of rolling hills and picturesque villages, with great country pubs, not far from London

capital city of Wales with major shopping centre, sports stadium and regenerated waterfront

proud city with rich maritime, football and musical heritage, former home of The Beatles, UNESCO world heritage waterfront and several musueums

historic cathedral city, centre of the Anglican church and UNESCO World Heritage site, with medieval streets, riverside gardens and ancient city walls

picturesque market town, famous as the birthplace of William Shakespeare, with attractive riverside setting, shops, pubs and restaurants

walled medieval city, famous for its Minster, railway museum and narrow, cobbled streets, with a wide choice of hotels, shops and restaurants

largest of the Channel Islands with extensive beaches, scenic interior, famous zoo, museums and WWII occupation history

seaside resort with seven miles of sandy beaches, entertainment, award-winning gardens and plenty of water sports

popular year-round seaside resort, not too far from London, with extensive nightlife and wide choice of bars or restaurants

large Devon seaside resort with iconic palm trees, busy harbour and international marina

"the granite city", centre of Scotland's oil industry, with wide choice of hotels and restaurants, convenient for whisky trail and Royal Deeside