The autumn is most certainly here now after the glorious Indian summer we’ve had, and most families with school age kids are getting ready for an autumn adventure! This is an exciting and busy time for most parents, with some already putting out the Halloween decorations before the school half term starts in a week’s time, others packing their suitcase to go away for a quick sun fix before the winter. But if you are like me, you’d opt in for an adventure in the UK or look forward to exploring local attractions.

Spending your summer break in the UK can be a wonderful experience, as there are numerous destinations and activities to enjoy. Here are some ideas for a memorable summer break in the UK:

Best Market Towns to visit in the UK

Visiting market towns when on holiday is a great way to combine history, architecture and shopping.

With many having a past steeped in stories of bygone times and buildings which tell the tale of the destination, they are a fantastic snapshot of life over the generations. Market towns which are true to their roots will still offer local produce and goods from stalls on particular days and many will have independent shops selling goods which are a little more unusual or local to the area.

Envy is a horrible thing to have, so when you are watching your friends and family travelling the world while you’re stuck in your 9-5, it isn’t exactly the ideal situation. So, how do you reverse that envy and go on an amazing trip of a lifetime?

With the right balance of preparation and budgeting, you yourself can afford to go on the trip of a lifetime, not just once, but whenever you so feel like it. Follow the below tips and get started on your planning:

When buying a used car, it pays to bear a few things in mind. First of all, you have to use a bit of caution, because it could be the case that you are buying from a private seller.

Bear the following tips in mind before you start to make any buying decisions and things should turn out well.

How to set up a holiday cottage

If you have a second home you would like to rent out as a self-catering holiday cottage, it’s important you put the time and effort in to make it appealing.

The market for holiday lets is now very competitive so it’s all about pulling out the stops to ensure every room is inviting, the photographs entice people to book and the facilities offered match those expected in the 21st century.

Preparing for a big trip can be exciting and more than a little nerve-wracking. It would be best to save up as much money as you can for your big trip, but more often than not unexpected expenses tend to rear their ugly heads. That goes double if you’re planning a trip with your family because that effectively triples the amount you would have to save – while at the same time increasing the odds of sudden expenses popping up.

The largest city in Scotland and renowned for culture, heritage and friendly residents, a trip to Glasgow will leave you with happy memories of a welcoming environment which as much to see and do as you can cram into your time there.

A vibrant place both day and night, Glasgow guide has a stunning array of museums, art galleries, restaurants and bars as well as festivals and events throughout the year.

Living in the UK, many don’t see the beauty of the country they live in and decide to take trips abroad. England though has an incredibly diverse richness of history, architecture, city and country living which is unique in the world and a breath-taking way to discover what’s on our doorstep is to plan a road trip.

Hire a motorhome for a couple of weeks and you’ll never want to step on a plane again to far away destinations as you’ll come to realise everything you desire in a holiday is already on your home soil.

Eat, Drink and Enjoy a Great Meal of Tatws Pum Munud

When visiting the hills and valleys of the beautiful country of Wales, there’s as much local food to try as there is history and scenery to discover.

Fresh produce abounds in this country of rugged coastlines, famous mountainous natural parks and centuries old celtic culture. Step across the border from England and you’ll find lovingly cooked dishes where delicious lamb is a central delicacy on many tables, hearty soups will fill you up on a damp day and if you visit the coastline you’ll be able to choose from such luxuries as monkfish.