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Our ‘Summer in England’ itinerary was nearly complete when we noticed a full 2-day gap in our travel plans. We eagerly seized the opportunity to finally make our first trip to Cambridge, UK!
Ranking as one of the most prestigious places to visit in the world, Cambridge is a fantastic blend of culture and fun.… Read the rest
Before we started planning our trip to the Cotswolds, we had never heard of Cheltenham. If the city is new to you, too, we’ll let you in on the secret: It’s an absolute gem.
Renowned for its Regency elegance, artistic vibes and lush green spaces, Cheltenham far surpassed our expectations.… Read the rest
Called the Capital of the Cotswolds, Cirencester is a historic market town with an enthralling Roman past.
Its twisting cobbled lanes, half-timbered houses and ancient sights are all located in the heart of the condensed city – which makes it a perfect place to explore on foot!… Read the rest
During our trip to Bath, England, we admired the grandiose architecture, routed our way through Roman ruins and stretched our legs on the picturesque hillsides.
Then, when our stomachs grumbled and we worked up a thirst, we angled toward the Best Bath Restaurants and Pubs!… Read the rest
Bath is one of the top places to visit in the United Kingdom. The old Roman town is now quintessentially British – and there are so many things to do!
Like many, our Bath, UK visit was inspired by the rich history, cultural significance and dazzling design.… Read the rest
When we started planning our trip to the Cotswolds without a car, we worried we would feel limited in our exploration. The rolling hills, open pastures and bucolic villages are remote and rural – and driving is the touted way to get around.… Read the rest
Bristol, England is an old harbor city that has transformed into a modern cultural hub. Young, vibrant and hip, it’s a truly entertaining destination. To help you make the most of your visit, we are highlighting the Best Things To Do in Bristol, UK!… Read the rest
When we decided to spend the summer in England, we set our sights on the seaside. We imagined cool coastal breezes, waterfront promenades, gardens bursting with color and sensational seafood.
With minimal research, we made Whitstable one of our destinations – and it absolutely hit the mark.… Read the rest
Our trip to Southeast England was designed as a coastal adventure – but we couldn’t resist going inland to spend one day in Canterbury!
Well known for the world-famous, UNESCO-listed Canterbury Cathedral, the city has a surprising number of fun things to do.… Read the rest
We were drawn to the south coast of England for one reason: Walking the Seven Sisters. The rising white chalk cliffs, located between the coastal towns of Seaford and Eastbourne, overlook the English Channel in a truly majestic way.
Shaped by the sea, rain, wind and long-ago melted glaciers, the Seven Sisters Cliffs are a magnificent sight of contrasting colors.… Read the rest