Things to do

Welcome to Westeros! Discover how Britain’s showstopping coast and countryside are bringing the drama to House of the Dragon.

Follow in the paw prints of Britain’s favourite bear as you explore the filming locations of Paddington.

Fall in love with Britain as you explore the filming locations of our favourite romantic comedy, Bridget Jones.

Pack your magic bag, grab your parrot umbrella and float down to London to visit the filming locations of Mary Poppins Returns!

Sex Education shines a spotlight on the England-Wales borderlands – a nature-rich region where you’ll find far more than just the birds and the bees.

Lights, camera – and lots of action: Follow in the footsteps of American super-sleuth Ethan Hunt across Britain’s beauty spots.

For centuries travellers have made this epic journey through Britain’s heartlands – and now it’s your turn to tackle The Explorer’s Road.

From the wild mountains and moors of the Brecon Beacons (Bannau Brycheiniog) to the slate slopes of Snowdonia (Eryri), the Cambrian Way takes in some of Wales’ most diverse landscapes.

Thanks to The North York Moors National Park's status as a protected area, valuable land has been preserved. Experience the beauty of nature, sustainably.

With great hikes, nature, good food and cosy accommodation, this tour of the North York Moors offers everything you could want from a holiday in Northern England.

A breathtaking coastline, old fishing villages, stately country residences and a historic steam railway – it’s no surprise that North York Moors is a popular filming location.

From great sandy beaches to old fishing villages, plus an abundance of nature and history, the North York Moors coast offer everything you could want from a holiday.

Christmas trees, twinkling lights and decorations galore: Britain is dressed to impress this festive season, and there’s no better place to create magical memories with loved ones.

Follow twinkling lights and dive into a festive atmosphere filled with holiday cheer at Britain’s Christmas markets.

From monster hunting to firework displays, Halloween and Bonfire Night are unmissable autumn celebrations.

Britain packs a punch when it comes to the eclectic range of destinations within close proximity to London.

Britain has a diverse foodie scene, with plenty of unique and delicious dishes to be experienced. Find the best places and restaurants to eat in the UK here.

Seek out the stories from the latest releases and pose for that picture-perfect moment.

Liverpool is a creative hotspot with plenty of LGBTQIA+ events and venues to explore. Check out the city's annual gay pride, plus bars, shops and nightclubs.

Newcastle is home to a booming LGBTQIA+ scene and is packed with bars, pubs and late-night clubs! Discover the latest LGBTQIA+ events taking place here.

Modern and sophisticated with a down-to-earth attitude, Glasgow has a large LGBTQIA+ community and plenty to do.

Manchester claims world-famous football teams, a rich cultural heritage and one of the liveliest LGBTQIA+ communities in the UK.

Home to stylish hotels, famous street art, lively bars, and the largest free Pride event in the UK, Bristol is a dream destination for LGBTQIA+ travellers.

Discover Cardiff's top LGBTQIA+ events, clubs, bars and more. From Wales' annual Pride Cymru parade to Pulse Nightclub where you can celebrate with live DJs.

Love Me Do in Liverpool, the birthplace of the Beatles, as you follow in the footsteps of the Fab Four.

The summer signals festival season in Britain, so grab your wellies and get ready to party with one of the many music festivals taking place around the country.

From the Edinburgh International Festival to Glasgow’s Celtic Connections, tune in to Scotland’s best festivals.

Discover the spots that inspired artists from The Clash and the Sex Pistols, to Queen and David Bowie.

From the Beatles’ Childhood Homes in Liverpool, to Abbey Road and David Bowie’s Ziggy Stardust street in London, discover the UK’s most iconic musical landmarks.

From royal history to high society scandal, discover the places that bring our favourite period dramas to life.

From the Scottish glens, to international art - spy Britain's favourite agent.

Live out your Regency fantasies and immerse yourself in the record-breaking series.

Follow in the magical footsteps of Harry Potter around these great British filming locations.

Explore the filming locations of Steven Knight's hit crime drama.

Whether you're looking for museums, markets or amazing views, we'll prove you really can get something for nothing.

Britain’s drink scene is as diverse as its people, and we love a good knees-up.

Roll up your sleeves and prepare to get your hands dirty, with experiences that take you from farm to fork and brewery to beer.

Britain has a diverse fine dining scene with sensational, seasonal, and local produce. Discover our handpicked restaurants that shouldn't be missed.

Whet your whistle with Scottish whisky, raise a glass to English gin making – but did you know Wales is also leaving its mark?

Whether you're hopping from London to Cardiff or taking a road trip in the Scottish Highlands, we have something delicious just for you.

With more than a hundred food festivals across the country, Britain’s food scene is booming. Here are the top UK food festivals you don't want to miss!

Discover Britain’s unmissable exhibition and theatre shows that wrap you in a multi-sensory world.

Bonkers yet brilliant: that sums up our style.

Save room in your suitcase for a trip to some of Britain's brilliant boutiques.

From medieval Edinburgh to Georgian Bath, Britain is full of cultural treasures and UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Explore the UK's famous royal castles in VisitBritain's castle guide. Beyond tours and exhibitions, there are lots of ways to get hands-on with history.

Taking place across the region, the Highland Games combine jaw-dropping landscapes with awe-inspiring displays of sport, strength and Scottish tradition.

Iconic department stores, shopping centres and an eclectic mix of high-streets all make Britain’s shopping great.

Celebrate diversity in flavours, local finds and vintage gems across London's bustling markets.

While city centres are great for history, culture and shopping – it’s out of town shopping centres which can zip you away from the city’s bustle.