Use this article as one of your Game of Thrones Maps and you’ll find the most amazing filming locations in Northern Ireland. For many of the sites in Northern Ireland, one of the big draws is Game of Thrones, but once there, you can clearly see why these places were chosen. The rugged natural beauty and the carefully conserved nature seem to truly place them outside of time, untouched for a year or hundreds of years. You might come as a fan of the TV show, but you will leave a fan of Northern Ireland.
Read MoreFor those who are planning to have a relaxing holiday away from the busy city, a trip to Western England is perfect! Whether you're looking for famous Harry Potter filming locations, the charming towns of the Cotswolds, the historical sites of Bath and Stonehenge, or even the Jurassic coast, there is something for everyone. As an added bonus you'll pass through tranquil countrysides, in this specific region of England, and see stunning panoramic views along your journey!
Read MoreThe best activities to do in London in four days. First, wander around Northern Westminster, Eastern Kensington & Chelsea, and Southern Camden to get your fill of Harry Potter, a few of the more important museums, the Beatles, Sherlock Holmes, and Kensington Palace. Next, head to Tower Hamlets, River Thames (Northern Southwark), and the “City of London” to explore and eat at the sites along the Thames River, which has been central to the commerce of the city and the whole British Empire. Then head into South & Southeastern Westminster to take in some of the royal sites. Lastly, enjoy a day to explore some of the unique tours London has to offer.
Read MoreThe Peak District of England, with its moors and cliffs, rivers and woodlands, is a paradise for nature lovers and outdoor adventurers. There is no shortage of tradition and culture in the district, with the historic estates and cozy villages, if the natural features don’t have as strong a pull for you. A visit to Sheffield and the Peak District offers a rich and beautiful holiday vacation destination.
Read MoreNo trip to Edinburgh - or even Scotland in general - is complete without seeing iconic places like the Royal Mile, Victoria Street, and Calton Hill. We also highly recommend spending about half of your time in the Highlands!
Read MoreDiscover the real-life locations that were the inspiration for all of the country pavilions at Epcot World Showcase. You’ll learn a little history and background of each of the Countries in EPCOT - especially the landmarks - and appreciate how alike the replicas are.
Read MoreReflecting on 365 days of continuous travel, having visited 17 different countries on 4 different continents, doing most of it while pregnant, and having a baby in a foreign country. Cheers to another year of adventure!
Read MoreThankfully we had time to explore Wales for a couple of days because it really is a lovely place. If you get the chance to go to Wales, here are some of the places we would recommend: . . .
Read MoreSee the highlights of Scotland including the Wallace Monument, Glencoe, Isle of Skye, Inverness, Loch Ness, the Eilean Donan Castle and much more!
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Read MoreWales sometimes seems to be a forgotten part of the UK. At least in my experience. I hear of people visiting or wanting to visit England and Scotland, and Northern Ireland as well as the Republic of Ireland. But I rarely hear much of Wales. As such, I didn't really know…
Read MoreWhen going to Nottingham, it is hard not to think about the legendary Robin Hood and the Sherwood Forest! However, there are a few other things to do and see as well. Here's an itinerary for a perfect day in Nottingham. It includes activities, places to eat, historical sites, and more in Nottingham. England has been…
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