As the home of Shakespeare and The Beatles, the country’s theatre and music scene is unparalleled even today. Visit some of the finest museums in the world in England, sip scotch whiskey in Scotland, seek out Belfast’s iconic public murals, and soak in the refined nightlife at Cardiff - the UK offers a wealth of diverse experiences to every kind of traveller.
England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland - four distinct destinations bound by a cultural thread, offering visitors a rich and colourful history, stunning countryside, and some of the most buzzing cities in the world. As a holiday destination, the United Kingdom is the complete package. You can go from London’s glittering financial district and lively pubs to Scotland’s ruined hilltop castles, Northern Ireland’s spectacular Giants Causeway to the rugged Welsh coastline.
As the home of Shakespeare and The Beatles, the country’s theatre and music scene is unparalleled even today. Visit some of the finest museums in the world in England, sip scotch whiskey in Scotland, seek out Belfast’s iconic public murals, and soak in the refined nightlife at Cardiff - the UK offers a wealth of diverse experiences to every kind of traveller.
In historic Covent Garden , the theatre is among London’s most majestic buildings and watching a performance here is a highlight of the city’s cultural scene. Operas, ballets, and grand theatrical performances staged at the Royal Opera House draw massive crowds, who come dressed in their finest for the big event. Catch a show at the historic theatre for a truly unforgettable experience.
The Isle of Staffa – off the west coast of Scotland – is a beautiful uninhabited island, famous for its dramatic basalt columns, sea caves and bird life. The columns are a result of volcanic activity millions of years ago. Puffins can be seen on the shore, along with guillemots, razorbills, fulmars, kittiwakes, and many other birds. A boat tour is a great way to take in the natural landscapes and variety of wild and bird life.
Edinburgh is famous for its distilleries and fine scotch whisky. A tour of the heritage Old Town introduces visitors to the world of Scotland’s most famous export. The Scottish Whisky Experience houses over 3000 bottles of Scotch whisky. Learn how malt whisky is made, take a barrel car ride, and sample some fine scotch on this educational and fun-filled tour.
One of Britain’s most impressive pieces of architecture, the estate sits on the edge of the Cotswolds region, known for picture-postcard villages and idyllic rural countryside. Tour the stately mansion, best known as a gift from the nation to the 1st Duke of Marlborough and the birthplace of Winston Churchill.
Set against the backdrop of the Edinburgh Castle, the annual event is a truly Scottish celebration with music, dance and entertainment. A unique mix of military tradition and global cultures brings together Scottish pipe and drum bands, highland dancers and performers from across the world for one lively spectacle.
With its charming English villages and brownstone houses, The Cotswolds is a picture perfect destination, but it’s also very famous for its superb cheeses. You’ll find over a 100 varieties of artisanal and farmhouse cheeses. Walk around towns and stop by cheese shops to sample all their offerings, and don’t forget to try the typical Cotswold Cheese, a variation of the Double Gloucester made from cow’s milk and with chopped onions and chives.
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