This city, Bath, in the county of Somerset, is very accessible from London. By train, it takes just 1 hour and 30 minutes.

Bath is a must-visit if you’re a Jane Austen fan. Visit the Jane Austen Centre to learn more about the enigmatic writer or dress up in your finest Regency regalia for the annual Jane Austen Festival in September.

Well connected by train, coach and bus to destinations across the UK, getting to and around Bath is easy a pie. First Bus is the largest of several bus operators connecting the city, while Great Western Railway operates regular services from London Paddington and destinations across the Bath and the south west.

If you are searching for an historical and cultural city, I think that Edinburgh is the best place to go.

The old part of the city is full of wonderful pieces of the ancient Scottish History as the Edinburgh Castle. The new part of the city is a jewel in Georgian style and for use all of these stunning places you can look from the Calton Hill a unique landscape of Edinburgh.

In Edinburgh there are a lot of “Michelin-starred” restaurants, for all the tourist who wants to enjoy a very special meal. 

For the festival lovers, Edinburgh is the place with more than 11 annual festivals and 5 of them are in August, the famous one is surely the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

For the 48 hours tour in Edinburgh, some places that you have to see are: The Edinburgh Castle, the Pitt market, the national museum of Scotland, Edinburgh Vaults and The Scottish national gallery.

Edinburgh’s festivals are a trademark of the whole city…they’re famous everywhere! During the summer there are 7 festivals in 3 months and in this period, the city is full of tourists who are attracted by the parties and festivals. The festivals are an explosion of culture, fun and free time of course, during a festival there may be: comedies, street performances, food, dances and much more...all typical of local folklore, which is characterized by some historical traditions but reviewed in a modern way.

I’d like to visit Edinburgh because I’m attracted by all the Historical city because we have a lot to learn from the History, form the errors and from the right alternations and to watch the old testimonies, wrote and material, we can learn a lot, more than we expect!