Whilst London is a popular destination for a short break, there are so many other lovely places to go for a girls’ weekend away in the UK. If you’re looking for inspiration for your next break, here are five of my favourite, tried-and-tested destinations for the ultimate girls’ weekend away.
A lot of people associate London with Big Ben, Buckingham Palace and Tower Bridge, but there is another side to the English capital which is filled with cobbled alleys, secret passageways and charming little streets steeped in character. And you don’t have to stray far from the beaten path to find them. Tucked away behind West London’s main roads are some of the city’s prettiest streets: the London mews. Here are 10 of the prettiest mews streets that will make you feel like you've stepped back in time.
There is no shortage of fun things to do in London but every now and again it’s nice to escape the city for the day and explore another part of the UK. Thanks to its location, there are lots of great day trips from London which are less than 2…
The Jurassic Coast boasts some of the most spectacular scenery in England, including Durdle Door, one of England’s most iconic landmarks. The stretch from Lulworth Cove to Durdle Door is especially beautiful and offers lots of opportunities to capture some truly breath-taking photos. Here are the best photo spots along the way.
Edinburgh is a city packed full of charisma, charm and character. Home to medieval alleys and a fairytale castle, it’s a city begging to be explored. Luckily, there are so many lovely places to stay regardless of your budget and tastes. We stayed at The Caledonian - a hotel with an intriguing history and a timeless elegance.
With its honey-coloured Georgian architecture and iconic streets, Bath has a timeless beauty. It’s one of our favourite cities in the UK and it’s only an hour’s drive from my parents’ house so it was the perfect place to take my Dad to celebrate his 60th birthday. We spent the night at the Francis Hotel, a beautiful Grade 1 listed hotel which exudes charm and charisma.
There is almost an endless list of things to see and do in Edinburgh but fortunately the hilly capital is actually quite compact which means that you can see a lot of the main attractions in 48 hours. Here’s my guide on how to make the most of a weekend in this magical city.
