From opulent state rooms to tree-lined lakeside paths, visiting Blenheim Palace and Gardens is a delight in any season. But once you witness the grounds decked out in red and gold foliage, it’s easy to see why autumn is the ideal time to plan your visit.
From cozy villages to imposing castles, there are endless options for day trips from London by train. Whether you’re planning a staycation or looking to add a side trip to your London visit, you’re sure to find your ideal destination on this list.
Although I do a fair bit of international travel, I love exploring new places close to home. So when I had a chance to go glamping in Suffolk next to a historic English manor, I was beyond excited!
Read MoreExperience Luxury Glamping in Suffolk, England at Kenton Hall Estate
Are you tired of the same old suggestions for what to do in London? Sure, Westminster Abbey and afternoon tea are lovely. But if you’re looking to escape the crowds, or need ideas for a return trip, try these non touristy things to do in London.
Read More15 Non Touristy Things to do in London: A Local’s Guide
I created this 4 day London itinerary to celebrate my one year anniversary of moving to The Big Smoke. In that time, I’ve spent countless hours exploring the city on my own and playing travel guide for visiting family. I’ve done all the typical touristy stuff and uncovered a few hidden gems. And now, I’m sharing my best tips for spending 4 days in London!
Read MoreLondon Itinerary: 4 Days of Sightseeing and Hidden Gems
After taking a summer road trip across Britain, I’m convinced it’s the best way to enjoy this amazing island. A self drive UK holiday is the perfect combination of freedom, exploration, and relaxation. Not having to worry about train timetables or tour schedules means you can see the country’s storybook villages and famous sights at your own pace. And I guarantee this charming UK road trip itinerary will make up for the mild terror of driving on narrow country lanes!
Read MoreA Beautiful Self Drive UK Holiday from London to Edinburgh
If your vision of an English holiday includes stone cottages, rose gardens, and impossibly charming villages, this Cotswolds day trip itinerary is for you. England’s Cotswolds region is frequently cited as the most beautiful area in the country. And once you’ve stepped into Chipping Campden’s village center and strolled along the country roads of Painswick, you’ll understand why.
With beautiful villages, stunning vistas, and countless water activities, the options for romantic Lake District breaks are endless. And if you’re planning a couples getaway in England, there’s no better region than Cumbria. Whether you want a laid back picnic at Buttermere or a paddle boarding adventure on Derwent Water, there are plenty of things to do in the Lake District for couples.
Every year, thousands of visitors flock to England’s Lake District for beautiful scenery and stunning views. These rolling hills and peaks are home to some of the country’s best rambles, with the Latrigg walk in Keswick being a major highlight. But if multi-hour hikes through fields and streams don’t fit your timeline, don’t worry. It’s possible to experience the best of Latrigg Keswick in under 30 minutes!
Read MoreHow to Travel Keswick England’s Stunning Latrigg Walk
For a small town in Scotland, there are so many things to do in North Berwick. This coastal area is a popular holiday spot with Edinburgh locals, and it’s easy to see why. With beautiful beaches, a charming town center, and a seafront castle, North Berwick makes for a perfect Scotland day trip.