London is one of the most visited cities in the UK and the London Eye is known as the most iconic attraction in London’s skyline. But here is the good news, a lot of London’s best tourist activities are within walking distance of this Millennium Wheel.

The best places to visit in the UK include everything from beautiful English countryside and castles to world-class art galleries and museums.Because of its size, it’s really easy to explore this fascinating and diverse country. You can stay in famous cities such as London or Liverpool and simply take a train, bus, or ferry to explore other areas.

Spring season makes me happy! This is the season when people feel more positive and energetic and I belong to this tribe. Here I am sharing the five best things about the spring season.

Among many other things, England is also famous for its long history and beautiful villages that add a distinct charm to this country. In this post, I will tell you about five beautiful villages of Cotswolds, England that you must visit to witness the true beauty of this country.

We visited Edinburgh, the charming capital of Scotland during the winter. And to our misery, it rained every day during our visit. But, in spite of all the rain and chilly winter breeze, one thing I can say about Edinburgh is that even the rain can’t dampen its beauty.

I still cherish my first visit to English country side - it was a trip to Cotswolds, Little Corner Of Natural Beauty In England. After moving to England we really did not want to visit popular cities of the UK first, rather we decided to explore the countryside first to get the feel of the history and culture of England. Though we visited the most popular ones like London, Oxford and Scotland but the Cotswolds won our heart the moment we stepped into this beautiful part of England.

I am not going to lie - ever since I moved to this part of the world it hasn’t failed to impress me every single day. Be it the history, culture, stunning scenic views, or the enchanting countryside, England has plenty to offer to its visitors. However, even if the list of attractions and places to visit here are pretty long, for me, English villages have a different kind of charm that you can’t afford to miss.

I consider myself lucky because I’ve got this opportunity to stay in England - the country is filled with beautiful landscapes that you couldn’t resist capturing with your camera. From historical buildings to tranquil villages and picturesque lakes, this place has so much to offer to its visitors. Whilst in England, there are two things you should not miss - visiting the English countryside and capturing gorgeous pictures.

The Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh is one of the finest botanic gardens in the world. Whether nature lover, wanderer, or a shutterbug, this garden has a lot to offer to everyone. The Royal Botanic Garden of Edinburgh is a must-visit place, popular among locals, and travellers alike.

Minster Lovell Hall is a romantic ruined manor house set beside a lazy river in a tiny picturesque village along with the perks of swimming, paddling, and picnics.