This small island is as eclectic as it is extraordinary. You could bag must-see sights (and must-have styles) on a city break and stay in a luxury townhouse. Or get away from it all with a country retreat, complete with spa and fine dining. As the locals say, “this is the life”.
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Cornwall
Eastbourne
Egham
Forest Row
Hook
London
Luton
Marlow-on-Thames
Roseland Peninsula
Stoke Poges
Turners Hill
Key Information
Currency: Pound sterling (in £5, £10, £20 and £50 notes).
Cuisine: Deliciously diverse – incredible curries, fabulous fish & chips, traditional pub grub, regional specialities and Michelin-starred fine dining.
Tipping etiquette: It’s polite, but not essential, to tip in restaurants, hotels and taxis. 10-15% is the norm.
Transport: If you’re hiring a car, remember that the British drive on the left.
Top tip: Live out those ‘costume drama’ dreams at some of the UK’s most popular film locations – from Bath to breathtaking Derbyshire.
There’s always something to see and do in the United Kingdom, whatever the infamous weather holds in store. Winters are generally quieter – the perfect time for cosy pubs, open fires and Christmas markets. Summers are often warm and sunny with lively festivals and sports events to enjoy. While in between the countryside is at its most beautiful.
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