Cities you must visit in the UK
Brits tend to look for their next overseas getaway, instead of taking advantage of the cities right under their nose.
The UK is filled with incredible cities up and down the country, so we believe you should be planning more trips to these places. It’s often cheaper than jetting off abroad and you can experience some of the best culture that Europe has to offer.
If a staycation in the UK sounds like something you need, here are some of the best places we think you should visit.
York
With more attractions than many other places in the UK, you will not regret getting a train to York to enjoy everything it has to offer. The city attracts millions of people every year, proving just how popular it is.
Popular attractions include York Minister, which is a masterpiece to see and has been here since the 7th century.Or, take a stroll through the city to discover the ancient ruins of this medieval city.
After you’re done with the history side of York, it’s time to shop ‘til you drop. York is famous for its shopping scene with countless big brands and charming independent stores residing here. The Shambles is a must-visit shopping street and Harry Potter fans should visit The Shop That Must Not Be Named.
Cambridge
There are many things to do in Cambridge. One of the most renowned activities is a relaxing punting tour through the city. There are plenty of museums and galleries to visit too orsimply take a picnic to one of the parks.
With this city being heavily populated by students, you can expect a lively nightlife too with great bars to enjoy.
Bath
Visit the Roman baths and immerse yourself in history in this fascinating city. Walking around the Royal Crescent on a sunny day is a great way to experience Bath or you can visit one of the museums to learn about its rich history.
Bath isn’t just for history lovers, however. The city centre is buzzing and filled with entertainment for the entire family. Catch a rugby match at the Recreation Ground, take a hot air balloon ride or row a boat along the River Avon.
Edinburgh
Take your city trip up north to Scotland where you can explore the beautiful Edinburgh castle and discover its treasures at the national museum. Scotland’s capital isn’t a huge city, so you can pack your visit with a range of exciting activities.
Horror lovers who are feeling brave should head to the Edinburgh dungeon, where you’ll walk the ridden streets of 1645.
Where will your next adventure take you? Use our guide for inspiration and start planning an epic adventure around the UK today.
