Taking a road trip along the western side of the UK includes a number of popular destinations. Liverpool is known for The Beatles, but for those who take the opportunity to stay at the Jurys Inn Liverpool they can experience the exciting nightlife on offer and the live music available.
There is also the Albert Dock, located near to the Days Inn Liverpool, which contains galleries, shops and museums. There is also the bustling city centre nearby. Moving up from Liverpool, Lake Windermere in the South Lakes is a popular destination with water sports accessible to all. The surrounding town of Ambleside and the villages of Bowness and Windermere are also popular for visitors to The Lakes.
Moving into the North Lakes, Derwentwater is one of the most beautiful lakes in the Lake District. Nearby is the busy town of Keswick. Not only does the town offer plenty to see and do for its visitors, it is ideal for those who wish to venture further into the North Lakes.
Travelling north from Cumbria, over The Border, Glasgow is another vibrant city, with museums and galleries and many shops. Those who want to continue their journey northwards, the islands of the Inner Hebrides, such as Islay and Mull have beautiful rural landscapes and opportunities for wildlife and bird watching.
For those who prefer to move south from Liverpool, Anglesey, located off the mainland of Wales, is reached by the world's first large suspension bridge, known as the Menai Suspension Bridge. This small island offers beaches, nature reserves, historic buildings, gardens and many other activities. From North Wales, the next popular destination is to stop over in one of the many cheap hotels in Cardiff.
These cheap hotels Cardiff offer the chance for visitors to explore a number of historical attractions including Cardiff Castle. This contains more than two millennia of history. There are a number of sporting events held in the city, including rugby and cricket. There are also sporting facilities to international standards, including golf and canoeing. For those who take the opportunity to book a stay in one of the many Cardiff hotels, there are also plenty of musical and comedy events available.
Moving southwards, the Cotswolds not only contain the popular city of Bath, but also many traditional villages. The town of Woodstock is near to Blenheim Palace, the home of the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough. It was also the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill. The palace is a World Heritage Site and as well as containing large grounds, its State Rooms are a popular attraction. There is also the opportunity to view Churchill exhibitions. The town of Cheltenham is also famous, with its regency architecture and strong links with the horseracing world.
Cheltenham is known for its horseracing and the regency architecture in the town. From the Cotswolds, moving through Cornwall, the town of Land's End is an interesting destination. Not only is this area rich in history, but it has good beaches and surfing. Other attractions include the famous sign saying 'Land's End' and the outstanding views over the Atlantic. These are just some of the destinations that the UK has on offer and taking a roadtrip is an ideal way of exploring these further.
There is also the Albert Dock, located near to the Days Inn Liverpool, which contains galleries, shops and museums. There is also the bustling city centre nearby. Moving up from Liverpool, Lake Windermere in the South Lakes is a popular destination with water sports accessible to all. The surrounding town of Ambleside and the villages of Bowness and Windermere are also popular for visitors to The Lakes.
Moving into the North Lakes, Derwentwater is one of the most beautiful lakes in the Lake District. Nearby is the busy town of Keswick. Not only does the town offer plenty to see and do for its visitors, it is ideal for those who wish to venture further into the North Lakes.
Travelling north from Cumbria, over The Border, Glasgow is another vibrant city, with museums and galleries and many shops. Those who want to continue their journey northwards, the islands of the Inner Hebrides, such as Islay and Mull have beautiful rural landscapes and opportunities for wildlife and bird watching.
For those who prefer to move south from Liverpool, Anglesey, located off the mainland of Wales, is reached by the world's first large suspension bridge, known as the Menai Suspension Bridge. This small island offers beaches, nature reserves, historic buildings, gardens and many other activities. From North Wales, the next popular destination is to stop over in one of the many cheap hotels in Cardiff.
These cheap hotels Cardiff offer the chance for visitors to explore a number of historical attractions including Cardiff Castle. This contains more than two millennia of history. There are a number of sporting events held in the city, including rugby and cricket. There are also sporting facilities to international standards, including golf and canoeing. For those who take the opportunity to book a stay in one of the many Cardiff hotels, there are also plenty of musical and comedy events available.
Moving southwards, the Cotswolds not only contain the popular city of Bath, but also many traditional villages. The town of Woodstock is near to Blenheim Palace, the home of the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough. It was also the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill. The palace is a World Heritage Site and as well as containing large grounds, its State Rooms are a popular attraction. There is also the opportunity to view Churchill exhibitions. The town of Cheltenham is also famous, with its regency architecture and strong links with the horseracing world.
Cheltenham is known for its horseracing and the regency architecture in the town. From the Cotswolds, moving through Cornwall, the town of Land's End is an interesting destination. Not only is this area rich in history, but it has good beaches and surfing. Other attractions include the famous sign saying 'Land's End' and the outstanding views over the Atlantic. These are just some of the destinations that the UK has on offer and taking a roadtrip is an ideal way of exploring these further.
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