Lush green rolling countrysides, seaside towns, and ancient castles... Britain and Ireland are picture-perfect and completely different from the rest of their European counterparts. Rich history, age-old traditions, and medieval cities make it a total haven for culture vultures. There's so much diversity in these small countries... there's even multiple languages! London is such a melting pot of nationalities, which means you'll get tastes from all corners of the world, and if you're looking for rural, beautiful landscapes, these are the ideal countries to visit. From mountain ranges to still lakes, if you're an outdoor adventurer, Britain and Ireland are exactly the places to visit.
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Top 10 Things to Do in Scotland

If you haven't considered a holiday to Scotland before, now's your chance. With staycations gaining popularity - and people realising just how good they can be, it's time to get stuck into the culture-r...
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Our Top Wedding Venues in the UK

Gearing up for your big day can be a lot of work, and with what feels like 1,001 things to arrange, picking a venue shouldn't have to be a burden. Of course, it's a big decision, but Oliver's Travels has got yo...

Where to Ski in Scotland

When the days get colder and nights get longer here in the UK, many begin to think about escaping for some winter sunshine. Others only have one thing on their minds: ski season. However, you don't need to go f...
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Top 10 Countryside Staycations in the UK

Staycations in the UK were trending even before the pandemic hit, so it’s no surprise that the popularity of holidaying somewhere in the UK has increased in the last couple of years - with no signs of slow...

The Best Foodie Breaks in the UK

Here at Oliver’s Travels, we love food. Aside from going on holiday, our main topic of office chat is what's for dinner. This led us to think, 'Hey, other people love food too! Let's put together a bunch o...