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The beauty of the Lakes has been an inspiration to great poets such as William Wordsworth, who have brought its still, tranquil waters and dramatic, rocky lands to life. What to do: With the highest concentration of outdoor activity centres in the UK, this is a treat for those who like to be active.
Walk, cycle or sail through the captivating waters. Climb the peak of Langdale Pikes and take in the unreal views of sheet-like lakes, fluffy woodlands and dotted sheep across the valley. Where to stay: For a pretty site, reside in a pretty town. Situated in the picturesque town of Grange-over-Sands, Winster Cottage boasts rustic living, in a rural setting, offering you and your loved ones a peaceful stay. A blend of beautiful villages, river valleys and dreamlike landscapes makes the Yorkshire Dales one of the most beautiful countrysides in England.
Known for having numerous personalities, from wild and unruly to calm and tranquil, explore its unrivalled limestone terrain, from crags and pavements to an underground world of caves. Where to stay: For a lovers abode, nest in The Stable. Where to eat: Try something different and startle your taste buds at Konack Meze. The turkish restaurant serves traditional dishes, desserts and coffee, and has outdoor seating. Its land is embellished in Bronze Age standing stones and the Cornish language, with its pre-historic roots, still lingers villages.
Surrounded by lush green fields and protected wildflower meadows, the village of Muker in the Yorkshire Dales is as cute as they come. Think 18th century stone barns, drystone walls, a charming village tea shop, and a fantastic pub serving traditional meals and locally brewed ales in a lovely, convivial atmosphere. Magnificent historic architecture and a buzzing art scene lure travelers to Broadway, a storybook Cotswold village in the county of Worcestershire. This pretty village in Northern Ireland sits on the rugged Antrim coastline and boasts a 16th-century castle, a restored marina, and plenty of handsome Georgian architecture to marvel over.
Other local attractions include an Anglican chapel dedicated to St Andrew, a wildlife-rich freshwater lake, and a variety of excellent coastal walks. Tucked away amidst gently rolling hills and fine country walks, Broad Campden stands out for its enchanting thatched cottages, sweeping countryside views, and small parish church, which has an unusual round bellcote.
The tranquil, unspoiled village is also home to the oldest meeting house still in use in the country. A maze of narrow, winding lanes framed by idyllic stone houses, Mousehole is no doubt one of the prettiest villages in Cornwall. Local eateries abound in fresh fish and oysters, and every December, its harbor is illuminated with spectacular Christmas lights.
The hamlet is filled with elegant limestone cottages and delivers the perfect mix of convenience and bucolic charm.
Rural Scotland conjures up images of green rolling highlands, scenic lochs, and fairytale castles, and this picturesque village on the southern shores of Loch Carron is a magical introduction. White painted cottages curve along a tiny harbor, palm trees line the main street, and restaurants serve fresh fish and seafood accompanied by live music. A tranquil haven throughout the year, Plockton comes to life during the annual Plockton Regatta late July — early August , when yachts crowd in the sheltered waters of the bay, while street artists and curious tourists rub shoulders along the waterfront.
Almost entirely carved out of honey-colored Jurassic limestone, the sleepy Cotswold village of Stanton has managed to keep its timeless character intact. At The Mount, its 17th-century pub, traditional English meals come accompanied by locally brewed ales and breathtaking views across the Vale of Evesham. Clean sandy beaches, picturesque thatched cottages, and a pleasant, laidback atmosphere make Hope Cove in South Hams a delightful seaside retreat.
The sweet village is sheltered by the headland of Bolt Tail and consists of two communities — Outer Hope and Inner Hope. Quirky shops and great seafood restaurants stand side by side along its narrow, traffic-free streets, and coastal footpaths provide spectacular views and access to wonderful beaches. Designed in the 20th century by eccentric British architect Sir Clough Williams-Ellis, Portmeirion is an Italian-style village of cobbles and pastel-colored buildings clustered around a pretty little plaza.
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Sporting Events 1 Apply Sporting Events filter. Location: Lyme Park, Cheshire. Location: Frodsham, Cheshire. Savour your scoops at The Ice Cream Farm Keep the kids happy with more than 40 delicious flavours of ice cream, an outdoor play area, farm, quad bikes, mini golf and more Location: Tattenhall, Cheshire. Explore the tranquil gardens at Tatton Park Spread across the grounds of a historic estate in Cheshire, Tatton Park have been carefully expanded and cultivated since Edwardian times.
Location: Knutsford, Cheshire. Location: Warrington, Cheshire. Tree top adventures and forest segways at Wendover Woods Take to the trees for breath-taking views of the Chilterns and Black Park. Location: Wendover, Buckinghamshire. Location: Rosliston, Derbyshire.
Explore Nene Park in the River Nene Valley Imagine somewhere beautiful, safe and unspoilt where you can explore endless meadows, lakes and woodland, and the River Nene. Location: Peterborough, Cambridgeshire.
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