DESTINATION Great Britain

Great Britain is not only the biggest of the British Isles, but also the largest European island and the ninth-largest island in the world. This centuries-old kingdowm was created on May 1, 1707, when the Treaty of Union combined the kingdom of England (which included Wales) and the kingdom of Scotland. 

Visiting Great Britain is like travelling through a time machine, with castles, medieval cathedrals, ancient forts, villages and historic universities around every corner. History is woven into the fabric of society, and Great Britain’s cultural heritage has made this island nation one of Europe’s most popular destinations.

Alongside its rich history, Britain also boasts a diversity of scenic landscapes – moors, mountains, glens, woodlands, fields, and endless miles of breathtaking coastline. Get ready to discover its picturesque countryside, buzzing urban scenes and iconic historical landmarks.

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SCOTLAND

The land of tartan kilts, melodic bagpipes and whisky distilleries. Follow in the footsteps of myths, legends and famous film sets here, while marvelling at centuries-old castles and dramatic, mist-ensconced peaks.

The Scottish Highlands are world-renowned for their scenic hiking trails and particularly, the highest peak of Ben Nevis with its breathtaking views. The Lowlands, on the other hand, draw avid golfers and surfers to this outdoor paradise. And don't forget the many picturesque lochs scattered across the landscape, steeped in both mystery and beauty.

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ENGLAND

Charming England is known for its grandiose castles, elegant mansions, picturesque gardens, seaside resorts, romantic villages and delicious afternoon tea. The list of impressive sights is endless and includes the bustling metropolitan area and important global capital, London.

England's natural landscape is mostly low hills and plains, especially in the southern and central parts of England, though more mountainous terrain can be found in the northern Lake District and The Pennines.

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WALES

Wales is sometimes referred to as, “the land of song,” as its culture has been rooted in oral art forms for centuries. In addition to vocal music traditions, Wales has its own distinctive Welsh language and Celtic culture to discover.

Its mountainous national parks, such as Brecon Beacons, Snowdonia and Pembrokeshire, are hotspots for outdoor enthusiasts eager to participate in activities such as hill walking, hiking, canoeing, biking, kayaking and climbing.

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