Caernarfon
Billed as probably the most picturesque town in the whole of North Wales, Caernarfon has become a magnet for tourists. People come to the town not only for the imposing …
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Padstow
Even in the days of Queen Elizabeth I Padstow was a thriving fishing village with a roaring trade in boat building too. These days the still thriving fishing industry here …
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Isle of Arran
Arran is the most southerly of all of the Scottish islands. Just as the landscape of Scotland changes between the low hills of the lowlands and the mountains of the …
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Coleraine
As the largest town on the beautiful Causeway Coast Coleraine has everything you could want from a typical Irish town. It is located alongside the River Bann and is known …
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Pontypridd
Located only twelve miles north of Cardiff, Pontypridd serves as principal town for the Rhondda Cynon Taff region and is a must visit place if you are touring the Welsh …
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Perth
Perth was finally granted city status in 2012. At one time almost any journey across the east of the country would have seen you arrive in Perth, though these days …
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Newcastle
The City of Newcastle is known for its fabulous night life and clubbing scene, but there is much more to the city than just having a great night out. There …
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Enniskillen
The name of the town Enniskillen is derived from Inis Ceithleann which can be translated as Ceithlenn’s island, which pays tribute to an Irish legend. It is believed that Ceithleann, …
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Anglesey
The beautiful island of Anglesey is known to the Welsh as Ynys Mon and is located off the northern coast of Wales. The island has around 125 miles of spectacular …
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Stirling
Stirling was granted city status in 2002, and although it is only a new city it has been of great strategic importance for Scotland for centuries, sitting as it does …
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