United Kingdom

🏨 Where to Stay

• London: Covent Garden, South Bank, or Kensington.
  
  

• Oxford & Cotswolds: Boutique inns or countryside manors.
  
  

• Bath: City centre Georgian townhouses.
  
  

• Cardiff: Hotels near Cardiff Castle or Cardiff Bay.
  
  

• Liverpool: City Centre (Albert Dock or Ropewalks).
  
  

• Edinburgh: Old Town or New Town for history and walkability.
  
  

• Scottish Highlands: Inverness or Fort William lodges.
  
  

• York: City walls area for charm and accessibility.
  
  

🚆 Transportation

• Trains: Efficient and scenic (London to Edinburgh, Bath, York, etc.).
  
  

• Oyster Card/Contactless: Best for London public transport.
  
  

• Car Rental: Ideal for exploring Cotswolds, Highlands, and rural Wales.
  
  

• Domestic Flights: Optional but trains are preferred for environmental reasons.
  
  

• Buses & Coaches: Budget-friendly intercity options (National Express, Megabus).
  
  

📅 15-Day UK Itinerary

Days 1-4: London

• Day 1: Westminster Abbey, Buckingham Palace, Houses of Parliament, London Eye.
  
  

• Day 2: Tower of London, Tower Bridge, St. Paul’s Cathedral, Borough Market.
  
  

• Day 3: British Museum, Covent Garden, Soho, West End theatre show.
  
  

• Day 4: Day trip to Windsor Castle or Harry Potter Warner Bros. Studio Tour.
  
  

Day 5: Oxford & Cotswolds

• Explore Oxford University colleges, Bodleian Library.
  
  

• Afternoon drive through the Cotswolds: Bourton-on-the-Water, Bibury, and Stow-on-the-Wold.
  
  

Day 6: Bath & Stonehenge

• Morning visit to Stonehenge.
  
  

• Afternoon in Bath: Roman Baths, Bath Abbey, Royal Crescent.
  
  

Day 7: Cardiff, Wales

• Cardiff Castle, Millennium Stadium, Cardiff Bay.
  
  

• Evening Welsh cultural dinner show (if available).
  
  

Days 8-9: Liverpool & The Beatles

• Day 8: The Beatles Story, Albert Dock, Cavern Club.
  
  

• Day 9: Liverpool Cathedral, Anfield Stadium tour, Tate Liverpool.
  
  

Days 10-11: York

• Walk the medieval city walls, York Minster, The Shambles.
  
  

• York Castle Museum and afternoon tea at Bettys.
  
  

Days 12-13: Edinburgh, Scotland

• Day 12: Edinburgh Castle, Royal Mile, Holyrood Palace.
  
  

• Day 13: Arthur’s Seat hike, National Museum of Scotland, Dean Village.
  
  

Days 14-15: Scottish Highlands

• Day 14: Loch Ness, Urquhart Castle, Inverness.
  
  

• Day 15: Glencoe Valley, scenic drive to Fort William, ending at Edinburgh or Glasgow.
  
  

💡 Tips for Traveling the UK

• Best Time to Visit: Late spring (May-June) or early autumn (September) for mild weather and fewer tourists.
  
  

• Weather: Always carry an umbrella or waterproof jacket.
  
  

• Rail Passes: Consider a BritRail Pass for unlimited train travel.
  
  

• Driving: Remember to drive on the left side; narrow roads in the countryside.
  
  

• Currency: British Pound (£), credit/debit cards widely accepted.
  
  

• Cultural Etiquette: Queue politely, mind your "please" and "thank you", and avoid loud public conversations.
  
  

• Pub Culture: Try a Sunday roast or fish & chips in a traditional pub.