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Visiting GB

Plan your GB trip around something unforgettable.

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What's happening near you this week?

Nearby events, useful local information and easy plans for tonight or the weekend.

Flexible travel dates

Fri, Aug 7 – Sun, Aug 9

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About GB

Capital culture, festivals and easy weekend city breaks.

Public holidays

  • Summer Bank Holiday
  • Saint Andrew's Day
  • Christmas Day
  • Boxing Day

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Things to do in GB

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Where to stay in GB

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Travelling to GB?

Flight routes, best timing and where to base yourself, written for where you're coming from.

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GB travel guides

Planning around events? These guides collect 2026 calendars, festival clusters, and practical trip ideas so you can compare dates before you book.

What's on & free this week

Local picks for this week — free events, family days out and what's worth doing before the weekend's over.

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Discover GB

Great Britain brings together England, Scotland and Wales under one passport, each with a distinct identity. London anchors the whole — a world capital of museums, theatre, markets and multicultural food — while Edinburgh’s castle-topped skyline, Bath’s Georgian crescents and the Yorkshire Dales and Lake District open up a gentler, greener country beyond. Rail and road connections are dense, making a multi-city trip straightforward.

Scotland adds a different register entirely: Highland glens, distillery trails on Speyside, the Isle of Skye’s dramatic ridges, and a festival city in Edinburgh that hosts the world’s biggest arts gathering every August. Wales brings Snowdonia’s peaks, a coastline of sandy bays and a surviving Celtic language still heard in everyday life.

Top places in GB

  • LondonThe British Museum, West End theatre, Borough Market and iconic landmarks across one of Europe’s great walkable capitals.
  • EdinburghCastle Rock, the Royal Mile and a world-famous August festival set in one of Europe’s most dramatic city skylines.
  • BathGeorgian crescents, the Roman Baths and a compact, walkable UNESCO city in the West Country.
  • ManchesterNorthern England’s cultural capital — live music, football heritage, the Northern Quarter and the Cottonopolis arts scene.
  • YorkA medieval walled city: the Minster, the Shambles and Viking heritage in the heart of Yorkshire.