Locations to visit in the UK this Valentines Day

Valentines Day is one of those holidays that are over hyped and people like making a big deal about it. It however provides us with an opportunity to celebrate the most important people in our lives; we get to show them how much we love them.

With the holiday fast approaching, it is crucial that you plan every single detail of the holiday to ensure that it goes the right way. Like any other holiday, there are a number of locations that are perfect for you to visit with your spouse or partner. Here is a list of some of the most romantic locations to visit in the UK this Valentines Day:

Primrose Hill in London

Primrose Hill is 78 foot tall and found on the northern side of Regent’s Park. The hill has a romantic and peaceful setting with a spectacular view of most of London’s skyline. You and your partner can begin with a romantic walk starting from the Baker Street tube, passing through the park, and then go up the hill. At the top of the hill you can drink a glass of wine, eat a few snacks from the picnic basket you carried and enjoy the view of London’s skyline. From here, it’s a 40 minutes slow walk down hill to Regent Canal. The Canal has tranquil and charming waterways perfect for a romantic stroll.

Jetty in Lake Windermere, Lake District

Nothing spells romance like a location with places with names such as Dovenest Crag, Hartsop and Darling Fell. It is not a surprise that the Lake District has been chosen as one of the most romantic places in United Kingdom for many years. The Jetty at Lake Windermere provides its visitors with a spectacular view of the lake and its banks. It is one of those few places that are perfect for a romantic sunrise or sunset.

The Ducket in Northumberland

The Ducket is a truly magical 18th century stone tower that has been perfectly restored. It provides that fairytale atmosphere that is perfect for all romantic getaways. The five star stone tower has a total of five rooms in five floors. The floors are connected by a stunning spiral staircase that is handcrafted. The tower also has amazing views; a view of peaceful green fields on one side and romantic views of the Llndisfarne, a local island, and the sea on the other.

Conclusion

The above are some of the most romantic locations you can visit in the UK this Valentines day. The most important thing, to remember, is to select a location that has a lot of activities that you and your partner/spouse will enjoy doing.