STAYCATION OR VACATION?

BEST PLACES TO VISIT IN UK IN WINTER

Wondering where you will find the best places to visit in UK in winter? Looking for a remarkable
adventure to go in the UK at the end of the year?

UK is loaded with adventure to suit every type of visitor, there are paces to isit for a ay, there
are places for the weekend or locations that you could for years and barely scratch the
surface.UK is a pretty place to visit at anytime of the year, however, there is something magical
about visiting the UK during the winter. Ancient roofs loaded with a sheet of snow, outdoor
skating, playing with snowballs makes everything feel fun and festive.

Explore the snow-covered tors in Devon's Dartmoor National park, surf London's Christmas
markets, or bthrough the talented Cambridge city not forgetting sleging the Scottish highlands.
There are so many places to visit in winter in the UK. Plus you won't have to balk at summer
hiked prices.

Even though it would be nice if the UK was allfluffy white flakes and clear blue skie during the
winter, unfortunately that is not the case. It is popularly known as a rainy state plagued by cold
drizzle, so pack your wellies, umbrella, gloves and layers.

Now that you have in mind what to pack for this misty vacay, plan your chilly trip with our 10
magical place to visit this memorable winter in the UK.

Woodstock, The Cotswolds

This exquisite location is best known for spectacularly festive radiance. The radiated light train
is always a sign of great Christmas festivity at Blenheim Palace, you just cannot miss such a
splendid place. From the revolutionary woodland Laser Garden, not to mention the soothing
water Terrae piece de resistance where the eye-catching colored bulbs projects onto the
palace's façade to the arched Tunnel of light that sparkle with more than 100,000 white bulbs
lights. Sip a bottle of spiced cider as you reconnoiter this amazing grounds and later toast some
marshmallows around a bonfire with your loved ones.

Cley marshes, Norfolk

This beautiful landscape is best known for memorable boat trips and nostalgic bird spotting.
You know winter is around the corner when hundreds of pink-footed geese migrate to the UK

Cambridge, England

Great things happen in Cambridge, and we are not just talking about the endless discoveries
and studies made and done by the city's skilled university students. Even during the winter,
striking along the Cam River is one of the most best known atiities performed in this city.

Every mid November,which is also a winter season, Cambridge hosts the Big Christmas Lights
Switch On. A number of weeks later, visitors are presented with the mill road winter Fair.At this
event, they are treated to tasty treats, relaxing festive music and even dancing together in the
streets.

Do not miss the fun at Winter Wonderland in Parker's Piece park where you are allowed to
show off your skating skills on the covered outdoor ice rink, slide down an ice slide or ride a
gigantic Ferris Wheel.When you have enjoyed your self enough, grab a cup of hot chocolate
topped with roasted marshmallows as you enjoy the view.

Oxford, England

This historic city is one of the oldest and majestic cities in UK. History dribbles from every crack
of this popular university town, which is dappled with some country's most remarkable
architecture.

To get a great view of these magical medieval buildings in the city, it is best to explore by foot.
Walking tours of all types ( including going to places of interest tours and mostly those targeted
at buffs of J.R.R Tolkien and Harry Potter movies enthusiasts) are available to book at the Visitor
Information Center on Broad Street.

While sightseeing this remarkable city you will pass iconic structures such as the Christ Church
Cathedral and Bodleian Library, which are made more attractive when covered with snow
blanket.For a hawk;s eye view, visit Carfax tower which is located at the centre of the city
before being tempted by the restaurants and shop lining the attractive High street.

Or climb the tower at the university church of st. mary the virgin. It boasts inspiring city and
countryside vistas. In the evening, with a glass of wine, catch a concert or play at the
Sheldonian Theater on broad street.

Dartmoor National Park England

Temperamental and starry-eyed, England's uplands are the things of fairy tales, fantasy and
dreams- ask Emily Bronte😊. A smidgeon of snow on Dartmoor National park transforms this
exquisite landscape into a magical winter utopia. Not forgetting roaming sheep, ponies and
cows on the set, and you have a sentimental country scenery.

Located near England's west coast, Devon. This park is beloved by outdoor adventurists.
Gigantic peaks, deep river valleys and golden moors mark this rugged countryside, inviting
visitors to hike, bike, climb or tranche its granite rocks. You can pack your sledge for an extra
enjoyment through the landscape.

Pack some warm, waterproof layers and be ready to encounter various precipitation during
your winter stay in the UK. Everything from hefty mist to thrashing rain to hail to snow to ice
can wrap the area in a day.
London, England

Of course, I couldn't write this article about the best places for staycation in UK in winter
without mentioning London! There are more than 10 reasons to visit London in winter. This
majestic city is decorated with festiveness, stretching from the banks of the River Thame to the
vivacious streets near Trafalgar square. Once it snows, which rarely occurs, London town
becomes a quiet dreamland made even more stunning by the current dusting.

Skate outside thethe Natural History Museum then visit witer woerland n Hyde park. Enjoy the
empty Tower of London and take those random selfies on the barren streets near Westminster
Abbey and Big Ben. Even book tickets to a pantomime (alias panto) for extra entertainment.

NEWQUAY,CORNWALL

Best known for surfing big break without a crowd.During winter the water might be icy but
there is no need to hang up your wetsuit; winter surfing in Cornwalls's merciful crowd-free
apart from a few hardcore locals who turn out in all seasons to make the most of the swells that
is in winter low pressure systems build up in the Atlantic, so surfing towards the west
coast.There are many pretty spots to choose from, whether it is protected Praa sands,or the
Newquay's OG Fistral Beach or half an hour drive away near Porthleven where the northeast
meets northwest winds creating hollows of fast waves.

Isle of Skye, Scotland

This is one of the most pleasing-to-the-eye places in the UK during the winter season. This
significant area in the Hebrides region has everything you'd hope for in a Scottish vacation,
including mountains, castles and not forgetting the fairy glens.As long as you are warmly
dressed, you will for sure enjoy them.

Slip-on a warm coat and waterproofs for a memorable trip to the fairy pools.Even if you won't
jump in for a swim or diving- even during the summer season they are freezing-these gorgeous
pools are worth the visit.

Tag your camera along as you will want to take countless pictures of this warm winter light
reflecting off the fairy pools and the snowcapped Black Cuillin Mountains soaring above them.
And talking of light, winter visitors get an extra bonus; it is much easier a sunrise horizon at this
moment.

In the summer season, the sun appears at four am in the morning, talk of early! During the
winter, it doesn't rise until 9 am. The sun begins to set around 3:30 showering the sky with an
outstanding pink descriptions and rainbow. And if you are lucky, you might spot the Northern
lights. Scotland's Isle of Skye should be something that is not missing in your bucket list.

Canterbury , England
County kent stands out. It was nicknamed the 'Garden of England' by Henry VIII. From the
dramatic cliffs to rolling hills to passé towns make this is an unmissable milieu, even during the
cold season.Of all the UK's stunning cities, Canterbury is the most captivating.

A trip o Canterbury Cathedral is a must.The Gothic towers in the town embellish this UNESCO
World Heritage Site stretching so high above the streets that they are impossible to be
unnoticed.In its shadows lies Kings Mile, a collection of winding streets spotted with
independent shops and bistros selling everything from food to art.

Like any other big English cities, 'Garden of England' plays host to Christmas markets in mid
November through whole December and enhances festive lights that stays up much longer to
boast the charming flagstone streets.

Edinburgh, Scotland

Add a drbbling of snow and festive lights to this majestic Scotland's capital, to the mix of
historic structures and cobbled streets, and you've got yourself some amorousness. Omg!Did
we mention the oaring Edinburgh Castle perched atop a hill? Told you it was a majestic setting.

Try visiting before the holidays and you will be treated to adorable Christmas markets, festive
music and profligate lights along the delightful streets.Lace-up your skating shoes and swirl your
way around an outdoor ice rink at Murrayfield Ice Rink and St Andrew Square.

Those who explore on the New Year alias Hogmanay, one of the famous holidays in the UK, are
fin for charming treats. Edinburgh celebrates Hogmanay with 3 day event. We are talking about
massive conerst, streets dancing and paries and immense toarchligh processions. It ends with a
big bang fireworks style on the 31st.

In conclusion…

After reading this article, you know an outstanding way to end your year with a swish of snow
and the best English landscape is by spending time in the United Kindom in Winter!! So, head to
Europe this coming November and December.