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LOVE IS IN THE AIR

Five of the most romantic cities in the UK. Forget Paris or Venice, the UK is brimming with cities that offer all you need for a romantic getaway.

 

Bath

When it comes to fairytale destinations, it’s hard to beat Bath. Stroll hand-in-hand through the picturesque Royal Crescent, indulge in luxury at the Thermae Bath Spa or enjoy a boat trip along the River Avon.

Alongside its historical splendour, you can also find excellent shopping, superb dining, and a vibrant, eclectic night scene. Perfect for the couple who want a bit of everything.

 

Edinburgh

If you’re willing to go a little farther afield, you canny go wrong with Scotland’s capital. Wander up the cobbled streets of the Royal Mile, explore the majestic Edinburgh Castle or climb Arthur’s Seat for panoramic views of the city – the ideal spot for a proposal!

Whether you’re popping the question or not, the city’s wealth of pubs will always provide a cause for celebration, whether you fancy Guinness, whiskey or champagne.

 

York

If you and your beloved bonded over a shared love of history, then York is where you ought to go. Meander through The Shambles, take a peaceful boat ride on the River Ouse or share a moment beneath the impressive York Minster (a true gem in the Church of England crown).

There’s medieval streets and ancient walls, York castle museum with a fabulous array of costumes and collections, and for the train buffs, National Railway Museum. Perfect for keeping your relationship on track.

 

Cambridge

Famed for its picturesque universities and tranquil riverside walks, Cambridge offers a more traditional take on romance. Punt along the River Cam, picnic in the beautiful Botanic Garden, or get lost together in the city’s labyrinth of bookshops and quaint streets.

Especially apt for intellectuals, academically inclined lovers can bask in the city that inspired the likes of Charles Darwin and Stephen Hawkins, before watching a play at the ADC Theatre, the oldest university playhouse in England.

 

Oxford

Oxford’s dreaming spires, beatific botanical gardens and grand university buildings provide an inspiring backdrop for love. Enjoy a stroll through the historic colleges, take a romantic punt on the Isis (the local name for the Thames), or savour afternoon tea in one of the city’s charming cafes.

The city’s elegance and literary heritage make it a favourite among romantics, but the city also has a more modern side with Cowley’s trendy shops and hip music venues. In other words, whether you’re an old or new romantic, Oxford holds the key to your heart.

 

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