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Exploring the length of the UK to seek out its hidden treasures and keep up to date on new developments, our specialists use their in-depth knowledge to help you get the most out of your trip.
Our travel guides dedicated to the British Isles offer tips on how to experience London, Edinburgh or Belfast like a local, uncover the stories behind the most historic castles or cathedrals, and where to find the best walking trails and most traditional pubs. We also suggest ways to see popular sights such as Big Ben or the Giant's Causeway without the crowds, and offer advice on delving deeper into Great Britain’s history or culture and making genuine connections with local people.
Start planning your tailor-made trip by contacting one of our UK specialists
Our travel guides share our specialists’ passion and knowledge for UK. We travel here regularly to discover new experiences, explore untried areas and dig deeper into the better-known places and attractions. At the same time, we gather advice and up-to-date information on the best-quality guides, new hotels and restaurants, and the most memorable forms of transportation.
Isle of Skye highlights guide
Defined by dark stone crags, sheer cliffs and rugged glens, the Isle of Skye is an otherworldly destination for hiking, fishing, and whisky tasting. Scotland specialist Emily suggests some things to see and do while visiting the Scottish isle.
Driving Scotland’s North Coast 500 route
Scotland’s NC500 is a road trip that’s fast gaining a reputation for being the most scenic drive in Britain. As you explore the 830-km (516-mile) loop, you’ll see everything from mountains to lochs, sandy beaches to waterfalls, small fishing towns to centuries-old castles.
How to experience London like a local
Take some time to go a little deeper and discover the London that locals love with Audley specialist Andea. Experience vibrant nightlife, historic parks and unusual vantage points to get a new perspective on this dynamic and complex city.
Edinburgh highlights guide
UK and Ireland specialist Jasmine offers an insider’s guide to the indispensable sights in Edinburgh, including visits to Edinburgh Castle, Arthur’s Seat and the Palace at Holyrood. She also suggests some ways to see a different side of the city.
Uncover Britain's ancient history
Stonehenge is the most popular prehistoric site in Britain, but it’s not the country’s only ancient attraction. Discover the limits of Roman power at Hadrian’s Wall, a Stone Age barrow near Avebury and Bronze Age cairns featured in Outlander.
Food highlights of the UK and Ireland
The cuisine in the UK and Ireland suffers from an unfair reputation. Specialist Jackie talks about her fondest food memories, including a whimsical afternoon tea in London, foraging in the Irish countryside, and a picnic with smoked salmon in Scotland.
Pintxos to praline brioche: 5 of Europe's signature dishes
From England to Italy, most European countries still retain strong regional identities, which they often express through food. Our specialists discuss the local signature dishes — regional and national — that they love around the continent.
Historic England: exploring London, Oxford and Bath
Audley UK and Ireland specialist Elizabeth explains why she’s gripped by England’s history — especially its royal history. She recommends her preferred places of interest for a historic tour of England, from palaces and cathedrals to sites in Oxford and Bath.
Explore the Renaissance
Walk in Da Vinci’s footsteps, marvel at Michelangelo’s genius and see Shakespeare’s plays as he intended. Our Europe specialists suggest ways to explore the Renaissance across the continent, including both must-see destinations and lesser-known sights that you might otherwise overlook.
