Discover the Irish harbor town where the Titanic made its final stop, with steep, colorful streets, historic piers, island views, and a dramatic cathedral.
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This scenic hamlet in Northern Ireland is an ideal jumping-off point for fun day trips like Giant's Causeway and offers plenty of outdoor activities.
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Ride a heritage steam train, explore a 16th-century stately home, and amble along a riverside promenade between Edinburgh and Falkirk in Scotland.
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Cozy pubs, traditional music, and colorful shops: There's lots to love about this Irish town, which is right by a national park with a castle, lake, and falls.
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This enchanting "landscape arboretum" has over 1,000 rare and unique tree specimens, which are especially breathtaking in the spring and autumn months.
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Set between Manchester and Leeds, this pretty Victorian town is packed with galleries, indie stores, and music venues — and it's right by the Pennine Hills.
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This Bavarian market town is world-known for its winter sports on Germany's highest peak, but the cute town and summer hiking a good reasons to visit, too.
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This village in the Lake District National Park has country pubs, craft stores, and a 15th-century courthouse — and you can also ride a Victorian steam train.
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Olive groves, four rivers, and oak and maple trees surround the largest and cleanest lake in Greece, which attracts anglers, hikers, and sightseers.
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Along with a stunning lighthouse, this quiet town in Wales is home to a rich maritime history and a handful of local restaurants serving fresh seafood.
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Home to a historic canal, this once-industrious village is now an idyllic retreat for families, complete with fun attractions and gorgeous natural landscapes.
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Rare wildlife can be spotted from the mountain trails traversing this picturesque national park in Germany, tucked into a forest that stretches into Czechia.
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This delightful haven in the English countryside, filled with important cultural and historical sites and excellent dining options, is your next rural getaway.
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If you want to explore a city in Germany away from the crowds of Berlin, you can take a trip up the coast to this historic port city that's lined with boats.
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Just a quick, scenic drive from Edinburgh lies a coastal Scottish town where rare puffins flock, seals are born, and historic castle ruins perch above the sea.
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Located in the Kingdom of Fife, this town has a rich mining heritage and offers visitors a nature reserve surrounded by marshes and local sporting events.
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With its record-breaking pier, fresh waterfront seafood, a haunting boat graveyard, and scenic coastal strolls, this is a must-visit British seaside city.
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Liverpool is one of the most distinctive cities in the United Kingdom, and getting a good handle on its unwritten rules is a good idea before visiting.
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This charming English town in the Surrey Hills is tucked just an hour from London and offers global cuisine, nearby walking trails, and easy train access.
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These English towns and villages around Somerset offer a mix of medieval history, memorable architecture, lively traditions, and views worth lingering over.
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Excellent spots for retail therapy aren't just found in big cities — you'll also find them sprawled across the countryside, including in this English gem.
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Spend a day in this Yorkshire town browsing its markets and shops, grabbing something to eat, or heading out for a walk in the Dales or the North York Moors.
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If you're seeking a hike that gives you a chance to explore truly unique wildlife and landscapes, this wetland nature reserve needs to be on your radar.
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Step back in time to another era at this castle just outside of Edinburgh, where you can explore historic walls, walk the grounds, and find a P-shaped pond.
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Stunning beaches and a historic castle are just the tip of the iceberg with this cozy village in Wales, as it's also home to an award-winning restaurant.
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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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