The London Eye has long been a clear favourite among visitors. It holds the title of most popular paid-for attraction in Britain, welcoming about 3.5 million visitors each year. The 135m observation wheelthe largest in the worldstands on Londons South Bank and offers 25 mile views on a clear day, taking in over 55 of Londons famous landmarks.

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If you are looking for good ale, you definitely don’t want to pass up the pubs in England. Notorious for their ale, England is brightly colored with pubs of different taste, vitality, honesty and sheer adrenaline. If you are a visitor to England and Wales, there are definitely must visit pubs where you can relax and enjoy the sheer taste of the ale.

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London is home to some of the finest luxury hotels in Europe and indeed in the world, but which of these hotels truly are the best? After all, what is it that makes the best hotel? Is it the location, price, ambiance or reputation? All of these London hotels achieve top marks in each, each one guaranteeing a luxury break in the heart of the capital.

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There’s a great opportunity for all potter fans. You can experience the magical world of harry potter and see the London film locations and inspirations behind the books. J.k rowling had insisted on shooting the entire movie in Britain only so you do get to see a major part of the places where the movies were shot. The tour also includes the locations of the latest movie harry potter and the half blood prince. It is an essential experience for all potter maniacs. This initiative has been taken by the celebrity planet although it is not an official harry potter event and is not endorsed,sanctioned or in any other way supported,directly or indirectly by any related official authorities. There’s an option to fit every one’s pocket. There are 4 types of tours.

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Liverpool is one of the North West’s most vibrant cities and in 2008 was recognised as the European capital of culture. The cities colourful yet rich history has helped it create a big reputation and of course we cannot forget it’s the home of the Beatles.

Liverpool’s capital of culture status was in large parts down to the regions top attractions and diverse population. People from all over the world settle in the city and local landmarks are recognised all over the globe. Locals are also known as scousers and the city has over 435,000 inhabitants.

Visitors to the region can expect many exciting and wonderful things from the region and should consider some of the following things when visiting.

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