Birmingham, the second-largest city in Britain, is known for its rich heritage, diverse culture, and tourist attractions. The city is located in the West Midlands and is known for its 18th-century industrial landmarks. Birmingham is acclaimed as the “city of a thousand trades” in the world after it received city status back in 1889. Thanks … Read more
Eclectic, energetic, musical – three words to encapsulate Liverpool’s transformation from dingy industrial hub to the modern city it is today. Accented with a rich maritime history, this west coast city birthed The Beatles and currently houses the Philharmonic Orchestra. Football fans are no doubt familiar with its name too. Diverse charms aside, there’s another … Read more
Colorful, energetic Brighton, UK is an easy 60-minute train ride from London just 30 minutes from Gatwick Airport, and the gateway to the famous Seven Sisters walk. Creative types will swear they’ve been there in a past life when they deboard at Brighton Station and instantly smell the sea. Brighton has many must-see attractions even … Read more