Great Britain is welcoming, friendly and fascinating. Tradition and culture, fruits of an adventurous past, are carefully conserved and combined with modern technology and the most avant-garde ideas. Diverse landscapes and carefully preserved natural spaces can be found here, as much for sport lovers as for those who prefer contemplation or tradition. More than 17 million tourists visit Great Britain annually; the wide diversity of options available here continue to draw visitors from all over the world.

The capital England is one of the largest, most exciting cities and in constant change; famous for its culture, tradition, history, parades, architecture... London is by far the most visited city. Big Ben, the literary works of Shakespeare, the Abbey of Westminster, the world famous change of the guard at Buckingham Palace and a multitude of museums are only a small sample of the city’s fabulous attractions.

For its part, Scotland offers spectacularly scenic landscapes and legendary castles, irresistible to both nature and history lovers. Scotland is everything you can imagine and more: the finest whisky, golf, the romanticism of the clans and an incredible inheritance of historical buildings and historical sites.

The immense cultural wealth and beautiful landscape of Wales with its infinite number of beaches and bays will capture your heart immediately. This is an unusual destination that has its own language, a Celtic language, culture, poetry and music very unique to the region, in spite of being part of Great Britain. Their outstanding cuisine also sets it apart with its ideal combination of the traditional with the modern.

Devon is a nature lover’s paradise, with its beautiful coastlines and golden beaches, year round pleasant climate, two fabulous national parks; Dartmoor and Exmoor. Famous for its cider and creamy tea, this region also offers historical towns, excellent shopping, aquatic sports and entertainment for the whole family.

Ayrshire, birthplace of Robert Burns the great Scottish poet, occupies a very important place in the history; among its biggest attractions are its extensive coastline and more than 40 golf courses. This is a land of great diversity in which old abbeys, more than 40 castles, tranquil villages, hills, lakes, cultivated lands and groves of forests will captivate you.

Once the capital of Cumbria, Penrith is now the hub of the Eden Valley and an important shopping center with a good mix of traditional shops and sophisticated galleries. This city offers visitors beautiful landscapes, the ruins of Penrith Castle and its mysterious history, the city museum, relaxing pubs, famous restaurants and entertaining night shows.