Uncover Great Britain’s Cultural Hotspots, from Royal Palaces to Unexpected Artistic Treasures
RICH IN HISTORY, ROYAL IN CULTURE
The John Ryland Library, Manchester, England ©VisitBritain/Loic Lagarde
From royal palaces to the Beatles, and Jane Austen to Monty Python, Britain’s cultural scene guarantees an endless variety of experiences. Visit Shakespeare's Globe Theatre and be inspired by expert storytellers or rock out at The Cavern Club in Liverpool. Go castle hopping in Scotland, England and Wales, or explore nature in one of many beautiful royal parks.
Hampton Court, Greater London, Middlesex, England ©VisitBritain/Historic Royal Palaces
Would your clients like to be King or Queen for a day? They can explore Her Majesty the Queen’s iconic residence, Buckingham Palace; visit the oldest occupied castle in the world, Windsor Castle; or watch The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo in Scotland. Discover the home of the young royals and tour Kensington Palace or breach Henry VIII’s domain at Hampton Court. See the wedding outfits of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, now officially known as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, at the Palace of Holyroodhouse in a special Royal Wedding Collection Exhibition (June to Oct. 2019 only).
Art lovers can be inspired by Europe’s largest street art festival in Bristol or enjoy cutting-edge exhibitions at world-class British museums including the Tate. Literary fans can celebrate the 70th birthday of Jane Austen’s House Museum this year.
The Cavern Club, Liverpool, England ©VisitBritain
From legendary rock to classical music to emerging artists, Great Britain hits the right note for music lovers of all kinds. Clients can trace the steps of British icons on the new seven-day "British Music Cities Tour," go behind the scenes for a look at Britain’s musical history at Royal Albert Hall or follow in John Lennon’s footsteps at Liverpool's newest attraction, Strawberry Field, opening this summer.
Soldier at the Royal Edinburgh Military Tatoo, Edinburgh Castle, Scotland ©VisitBritain/Andrew Pickett
Theatre in the West End of London is world renowned, and the current line up is amazing, from Mary Poppins to Matilda. Mamma Mia! The Party kicks off this summer at London’s O2, where guests are transported to Nikos’ Taverna on a Greek island to dine on Mediterranean food and party like a dancing queen to ABBA songs.
Roman Baths, Bath, England ©VisitBritain
The Roman Baths, at the heart of the City of Bath World Heritage Site, consists of the remarkably preserved remains of one of the greatest religious spas of the ancient world. Your clients can enjoy the Bath Festival 2019, a celebration of music and literature with over 120 events in May, or enrich their minds at one of many museums, such as the fascinating Fashion Museum. Don’t forget to save time for a relaxing spa day at the Thermae Bath Spa!
The John Ryland Library, Manchester, England ©VisitBritain/Loic Lagarde
The John Ryland Library, Manchester, England ©VisitBritain/Loic Lagarde
Hampton Court, Greater London, Middlesex, England ©VisitBritain/Historic Royal Palaces
Hampton Court, Greater London, Middlesex, England ©VisitBritain/Historic Royal Palaces
The Cavern Club, Liverpool, England ©VisitBritain
The Cavern Club, Liverpool, England ©VisitBritain
Soldier at the Royal Edinburgh Military Tatoo, Edinburgh Castle, Scotland ©VisitBritain/Andrew Pickett
Soldier at the Royal Edinburgh Military Tatoo, Edinburgh Castle, Scotland ©VisitBritain/Andrew Pickett
Roman Baths, Bath, England ©VisitBritain
Roman Baths, Bath, England ©VisitBritain
Kensington Palace, London, England ©VisitBritain/Historic Royal Palaces
Kensington Palace, London, England ©VisitBritain/Historic Royal Palaces
Kensington Palace, London, England ©VisitBritain/Historic Royal Palaces
Royal Traditions & Fun Facts
Did you know the Queen has two birthdays? Her actual birthday on April 21, and her official birthday in June, celebrated by the royal ceremony, Trooping of the Colours. Learn about other royal traditions with tours at Kensington Palace, The Royal Yacht Britannia and Palace of Holyroodhouse.
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National Gallery, London, England ©VisitBritain/Alex Averin
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