All the delights of Scotland are on offer at one of its oldest towns, a gorgeous destination just a short train ride away from Edinburgh.
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To experience the beauty of Scotland, head to this scenic park filled with winding trails through postcard-worthy hills decorated with striking rock formations.
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If you want to check out one of the gems of the Emerald Isle, you can drive about an hour from Dublin and visit the largest reservoir in Ireland.
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Home to a historic market and a castle with a unique claim to fame, this coastal town is an easy trip from Portsmouth, Poole, and even London.
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Once an abandoned airport, this massive Greek park will feature 31,000 trees, millions of plants, playgrounds, walking paths, and more.
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This 155,000-acre forest in England is home to northern Europe's biggest man-made lake, a stargazing observatory, otters, and water voles.
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Feast on oysters or fish and chips as you explore this coastal town in Essex, UK, which has a sandy beach, marina, and riverside park on an estuary.
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Once a 16th-century laboratory used for the study of plants, this university botanical garden is now a peaceful tourist attraction with so much to offer.
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Escape Rome for a day and visit this traditional Italian town nearby, which has old walls, a square tower, and striking painted tombs.
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Travelers interested in German history can find cobblestone streets, museums, colorful facades, and major Reformation landmarks in this compact destination.
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Down in the southwestern corner of England is a darling coastal town with all the delights of a quintessential British seaside destination.
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Step back in time to a castle town with gorgeous river views, a bustling series of markets to enjoy, and walking tours of historic buildings you'll love.
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Switzerland’s oldest city is a quaint mountain destination. Browse the historic town center’s local shops and restaurants or explore its gorgeous nature.
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Swap retirement in Greece for this Mediterranean island city with gorgeous beaches and pristine waters, plus a lively café culture and local vineyards.
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Surrounded by natural beauty with meandering shorelines, France's immense man-made lake boasts sandy beaches, boating of all kinds, fishing, and warm waters.
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This Scottish border town offers visitors a look at the historic and modern-day textile mills, a plethora of worldwide cuisines, and green spaces to explore.
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Windswept dunes, rare birds, scenic hiking trails, and sweeping coastal views make this stretch of Northumberland a must-visit destination for nature lovers.
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This quintessentially English hamlet is surrounded by idyllic pastures and features a river that runs through town, pretty architecture, and charming pubs.
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This real-life storybook village has been intentionally preserved to retain its old-world character, free from modern fixtures that would disrupt the view.
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Tucked in the Bavarian Alps in the southeast corner of Germany, this crystal-clear lake has been a go-to getaway destination for generations.
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A market town since the 13th century, this historic destination within a national park is home to lovingly-preserved stone cottages and haunting castle ruins.
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This Cotswolds market town is the perfect spot to base yourself if you want to wander shop-lined streets, tour historic sites, and see Roman artifacts.
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The oldest university in Wales and some of the country's best beaches can be found in a gorgeous Mid Wales town that buzzes with culture and cuisine.
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Crowned by an abbey, this romantic, medieval town also features independent stores and hiking trails — and it's easily visited from Bath and Bournemouth.
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England is full of little market towns. But few offer so many amenities while being a stone's throw from the country's most dramatic cliffside.
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To experience the very best outdoor adventures that the United Kingdom has to offer, you'll have to head way, way north into the Scottish Highlands.
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This Lancashire market town offers independent shops, local food, historic sights, and countryside views for an easy escape from nearby cities and towns.
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