Introduction

The UK is such an incredible place where there is so much to discover - whether you want rich history, new culture, and natural beauty, or to enjoy urban, rural, and coastal life. The UK truly has something for everyone. If you're looking for value on flights, hotels, and great value all-inclusive holiday packages all in one, look no further than Loveholiday. So here are just a few of the best places to visit in UK to help you find the best things to see and do.

Here are the Some best uk holiday destinations

1.London – The City of Opportunity
One of the most famous cities in the world is London; it has a bit of everything: history, shopping (regarded as one of the best cities to shop in the world), nightlife, and attractions for all!

• If you love history, the British Museum has the Rosetta Stone!
• The London Eye has incredible views for the best views of London and the City skyline.
• Camden Market with some of the best shopping for gifts in street food from all over the world.
• Hyde Park is perfect for a picnic lunch, or hire a boat and enjoy it on the Serpentine Lake.

London has great public transport (and other options), meaning wherever you need to go is literally a few minutes away, making it easy to discover, whether if you're there for a short or long time.

• Edinburgh Castle, on Castle Rock with its historical significance and scenic panoramas, is certainly more than a highlight.
• The Royal Mile is a rugged stretch of shops and cafés with some of the historical landmarks considered some of the oldest parts of the city, and the newest!
• Arthur's Seat for a running hike would stimulate both your mind and body, and you would appreciate the glory of the views of the City.
• The Scottish Whisky Experience, to learn about Scotland's national drink and test a small range!

If you let Loveholiday help you find a suitable hotel and a comfortable stay in the City Centre, you would be able to enjoy your time there, both day and night!!

If you are a lover of the outdoors, the Lake District in North West England is ideal. A UNESCO World Heritage Site. This area is famed for its tremendous lakes, mountains, and lovely quaint villages.

• Windermere - The largest of the Lakes, where you can take boat rides and enjoy a lovely lakeside walk.
• Keswick, - A lovely town with traditional pubs and local markets.
• Helvellyn - One of the best mountains to hike. If you make it to the summit, it will be worth all of your efforts.
• Beatrix Potter's Hill Top - A delightful farmhouse and gardens where many of her classic stories were dreamed up.

A City of Roman and Georgian Charm.

Bath is famous for its Roman heritage and beautiful Georgian architecture. It is arguably one of the UK's most quirky and best- loved smaller cities.

• The Roman Baths - Visit the very well-preserved ancient bathing complex. Bath - A Great Weekend Getaway Bath is a beautiful city
• Bath Abbey - A beautiful gothic church in the city centre
• Thermae Bath Spa - Treat yourself to the only natural thermal spa in the UK, with a roof top too.
• Royal Crescent - A famous crescent row of Georgian houses, perfect for pictures.

With lovely restaurants, boutique hotels, and lovely cafés too, Bath is a wonderful place for a break away, courtesy of Loveholiday.

Cornwall is in the South West of England, and is a paradise for surfers and fans of long coastal walks.

• St Ives - A lovely seaside town with gorgeous sandy beaches and art galleries
• Newquay - The surf capital of the UK.
• Tintagel Castle - Associated with the legend of King Arthur, with dramatic sea views
• Land's end - The most western location of England with rugged beauty.

Cornwall is a great summer destination to unwind and relax while getting your adventure on. With plenty of seaside cottages and resorts available through Loveholiday.

York is a medieval city, and it would feel odd walking around it in anything other than the present day with all of the cobbled streets and ancient walls.

• York Minster - a stunning gothic cathedral that dominates the skyline.

• The Shambles - Narrow streets of timber framed shops and café.

• York Dungeon - An excellent interactive experience with a unique view into York's darker historical past.

•  City Walls Walk - Enjoy a lovely walk around the historic city.

• York is a really family-friendly city, but equally, it is good for people who are interested in history and culture.

7. Belfast – A Modern City with Historic Roots
Belfast, the capital of Northern Ireland, has now become an amazing, buzzing city, with modern aspects and an incredibly rich history.

•  Titanic Belfast - The world leading Titanic exhibition. 
•  Crumlin Road Gaol - learn the stories behind this historic jail. 
•  St George's Market - a local favourite for local food and artisan crafts. 
•  Causeway Coast - just out of the city is the world-famous Site Giant's Causeway and its memorable rock formation.

Both Oxford and Cambridge are world-famous university towns, showing off great architecture, vast university grounds, and the ethos of learning and excellence.

• Walk around Oxford University Colleges - The architectural treasures where many a historian, war leader and literary genius studied.  
• Bodleian Library - for any book lover this would be an obvious choice! 
• Punting in Cambridge - a lovely way to spend an afternoon gliding down the river Cam. 
• King's College Chapel - arguably the best example of Gothic buildings in England.

These cities are easily accessed for the day, or a lovely long weekend trip, and with the help of LoveHoliday, find an affordable hotel for those unexpected occasions.