London is know for it’s culture, and significant influence in politics, education, entertainment,media, fashion, and the arts. It’s attractions are based on iconic landmarkslike the British Museum, the Tower of London, Buckingham Palace, and theLondon Eye. Don’t miss exploring neighborhoods like Camden for marketsand Soho for nightlife.

Manchester is known for its major role in the industrial
revolution, is a vibrant city with a strong music
scene, passionate sporting culture, and thriving arts. It’s
attractions are based on Exploring the Museum of Science and
Industry, Manchester Art Gallery, and Old Trafford Stadium,
home to Manchester United.

Birmingham

Birmingham is Britain’s second-largest city, known for its dynamic multicultural environment and for being an important transport and manufacturing hub, the main places you can visit are the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, Cadbury World, and the shopping paradise of the Bullring. The city is also renowned for its canal network which rivals that of Venice.

Leicester

If you want to visit Leicester, you have to know that this city is rich in Roman and medieval history, and famously
multicultural. It gained international attention when the remains
of King Richard III were discovered her. If you want to visit
Leicester don’t miss the King Richard III Visitor Centre, the
Leicester Cathedral, and the New Walk Museum. The city also hosts
the largest Diwali celebrations outside of India.

Liverpool

If you want to visit famous worldwide as the birthplace of The
Beatles, Liverpool has a strong maritime history and was a key trade and migration port from the 18th to the early 20th centuries. It’
necessary to visit The Beatles Story museum, the Liverpool Maritime
Mercantile City, and the Tate Liverpool art gallery. Football fans can experience Anfield Stadium, home to Liverpool FC.