See the Square Mile like never before with destination city immersive theatre event!

A free event will transform the City of London's square mile downtown district with a combination of theatrics, games, and performances.
Looking for the best things to do in the UK? Whether you’re planning a family day out, a weekend adventure or exploring somewhere new, this guide brings together the top attractions, activities and experiences across the UK.
From scenic countryside walks and coastal adventures to historic landmarks, theme parks and hidden gems, there’s something for everyone. Whether you’re travelling with children, visiting as a couple or simply looking for inspiration close to home, you’ll find plenty of ideas to help you make the most of your time.
Use the guides below to discover the best UK days out, attractions and experiences in popular destinations including Cornwall, Norfolk, London and beyond.
The UK is packed with incredible places to explore, from vibrant cities to peaceful countryside escapes. Some of the most popular things to do include visiting historic castles, exploring museums, enjoying coastal walks and discovering charming towns and villages.
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Planning a day out with the kids? The UK is full of family-friendly attractions, from interactive museums and wildlife parks to adventure playgrounds and theme parks.
Whether you’re looking for something educational, outdoorsy or just a fun day out, there are plenty of options to keep children entertained.
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If you love the outdoors, the UK offers endless opportunities for adventure. From coastal walks and national parks to countryside trails and scenic viewpoints, there’s no shortage of ways to enjoy nature.
Popular outdoor activities include:
You don’t need to spend a fortune to enjoy a great day out. There are plenty of free things to do in the UK, including parks, beaches, museums and historic sites.
Many towns and cities offer free attractions, making it easy to plan budget-friendly days out with family or friends.
If you’re planning a trip to a specific part of the UK, start by exploring things to do by region:
You can also browse individual destination guides to find the best attractions, activities and hidden gems in each area.
The UK offers a wide range of family-friendly activities including theme parks, zoos, interactive museums and outdoor adventures. Coastal destinations and countryside attractions are especially popular with families.
Many parks, beaches, museums and historic sites are free to visit. Cities like London also offer a wide range of free attractions and cultural experiences.
Popular attractions include historic landmarks, castles, national parks, museums and coastal destinations. The best attractions often combine history, scenery and family-friendly experiences.

A free event will transform the City of London's square mile downtown district with a combination of theatrics, games, and performances.

From visiting historical places and National Trust properties and museums, here are a handful of the best places to visit in West Sussex.

From visiting castles to seaside towns and National Trust properties, here are a handful of the best places to visit in East Sussex.

Kensington and Chelsea Festival returns for the second year with indoor and outdoor events across the entire borough throughout July and August

Now in its seventh year, International Busking Day will return on Saturday 16 July with big names sharing the stage alongside up-and-coming artists and grassroots acts.

With a mix of contemporary and traditional acts such as sea shanty band The Longest Johns who made the news on Tik Tok last year to Scottish alternative Rock Band Del Amitri, whose 1990 anthem ‘Nothing Ever Happens’ is a guaranteed sing-a-long to end the festival on bank holiday Monday & this year Towersey Festival are proud to welcome IMELDA MAY to the top of the bill!

The distinguished gent of the Cotswold festivals, Cornbury Festival, announces today further line up additions and has now confirmed, that this year will be their last.