Not only does the UK have holiday accommodation to suit all needs and budgets, but it also has plenty to entice families. Many accommodations and holiday cottages are also pet-friendly if you're planning to bring your four-legged friend.

Walk, horse-ride, cycle, take a bus, or enjoy a traditional steam train in this tiny country with a big sightseeing agenda. The New Forest in Hampshire is a wonderful family space, and it has excellent accommodation hidden in the ancient forest, often with a superb gastropub within walking distance. Or book a cozy holiday cottage in Dumfries and Galloway, and explore the rugged landscape with climbing, mountain biking, and canoeing on the agenda.

Perhaps your family prefers culture? Head to buzzing Birmingham, home of the Peaky Blinders, or attend one of the many sporting, cultural, or entertainment festivals that abound across the country throughout the year.

The UK is also renowned for its incredibly beautiful countryside, from the postcard-worthy towns in the Cotswolds to the rugged beauty of the Peak District. Enjoy accommodation that spans grand castles, spacious barn conversions, and private holiday cottage rentals. Alternatively, enjoy a classic seaside experience and resorts abound across the island's coastal districts.

Experience elegant Scarborough or Eastbourne or family fun in Bournemouth and Poole. Brighton is famous for its Lanes, festivals, and culture, and Cornwall is blessed with some of the world's finest and trendiest beaches.

Look for accommodation with sea views and a short wander to nearby cafes, bars, and restaurants, or book a holiday cottage with a wood-burner and hot tub for post-resort relaxation.

Britain's Buzzing Capital

London is an obvious choice, and the array of accommodation is breathtaking. Cruise down the Thames and visit elegant Kensington for shopping and world-famous museums, and stay in a high-ceilinged Georgian villa with a private courtyard. You'll never be bored in the capital city.

Edinburgh Fringe Festival

At the other end of the United Kingdom, you'll find Edinburgh, Scotland's capital. Every year the city is taken over by comics, creatives and artists for the largest arts festival in the world. But Edinburgh has more than just arts, from Arthur's Seat to the imposing Edinburgh Castle there's plenty to do all year round.

Explore Historical Sites

If History is your thing, the United Kingdom won't disappoint. With famous sites such as the mysterious Stonehenge in Wiltshire, or Hadrian's Wall covering 80 Roman miles, you can immerse yourself in the rich history or Britain. Be sure to stop into The Tower of London to take a look at the Crown Jewels!

Gastronomic Delights

The United Kingdom is glittered with Michelin-starred restaurants, with options as far south as Cornwall reaching way up to Perth in the North. Try Heston Blumenthal's Fat Duck in Berkshire, or Michael Wignall's Gidleigh Park. Just be sure to book ahead to avoid disappointment.

Diverse Music Scene

From Liverpool, the home of the Beatles, to London, the birthplace of Pink Floyd, the music scene of the United Kingdom is rich and diverse. New bands are regularly emerging, and visiting the UK gives you a chance to experience their gigs first-hand. If classical music is more your thing, try The Royal Albert Hall and watch some of the world's leading orchestras.