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Next to New York and Paris, London offers almost certainly the best shopping experience of any city in the world. Certainly, visitors to the capital are often overwhelmed by the utter range of goods obtainable. For major international and British Brands, Londons major shopping areas tend to centre around Oxford Street and Regent Street, while Knightsbridge is home to stores stocking even additional upmarket goods. Anyone looking for specialist items should head to Covent Garden, whilst those with severe money to spend descend towards New Bond Street home to some of Britains most fashionable shops. |
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History really does come to life in York, Englands finest example of a medieval walled city. The main attraction of a weekend break in York is the Minster, a magnificent example of gothic architecture and famous for its stained glass windows. Dont miss the Chapter House and the intricately carved choir screen. The citys fascinating variety of museums and exhibitions. York in Viking times is celebrated at Jorvik, while York Castle Museum has a marvellous reconstruction of Victorian Kirkgate. And our city breaks in York are a great opportunity to see the archaeological treasures in the Yorkshire Museum, including the stunning Middleham Jewel. Train enthusiasts on a city break in York, meanwhile, will love the National Railway Museum, where the famous Flying Scotsman is on display. For a great view of the city during your stay in York, head to Cliffords Tower while the shops in the ancient Shambles and Stonegate are a joy to browse. The city is also famous for its large number of excellent pubs & Restaurants. |
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Douglas, the capital of the Isle of Man, is a unique blend of holiday resort, finance centre and working harbour, and as such, offers the visitor a wealth of things to do. It is here, in the pedestrianised shopping centre, that you may find many of the major high street stores, plus a number of specialist shops. A trip along Douglas Promenade in the world's oldest horsedrawn trams is a must. The town is also home to the superb Gaiety Theatre and the splendidly maintained buildings and gardens of the Villa Marina, both of which present a year round programme of entertainment, theatre, film, art and music. The award winning Manx Museum is an excellent starting point for visitors keen to discover more about the Island. Noble's Park with its range of amusements is home to the TT Grandstand, the focus for motorsport on the Isle of Man. The Isle of Man Steam Railway founded in 1873, operates throughout the summer and runs from Douglas to Port Erin in the South, passing through some magnificent countryside. Douglas is also where you can step aboard the Manx Electric Railway to Laxey and Ramsey, where you can sample a whole range of inspired cuisine, play golf or simply stroll along the promenade, gaze out to sea and begin to discover the true meaning of 'time enough' or, in Manx Gaelic, 'traa dy liooar'. |
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Cambridge is a city that is not only home to one of the oldest universities in the world but is also a place that is culturally rich and has a lot to offer as a dating destination for young singles hoping to impress. From a visit to the museum to a walk by the river, to enjoying the gourmet meals at some of the best restaurants to exploring quaint villages, this place has it all, great culture, history entwined with modern style and relevance. You could even get out and explore the various tourist attractions nearby such as the Ely cathedral, the home of Oliver Cromwell, the Audley End House, the town of Saffron Walden and the gardens. Also the city of Cambridge isnt actually that far from London so you could consider taking your date to both places if you are in the area for several days? |