Places UK Tourists Can Explore for Low Cost Holidays
by Daisy Wilkinson Travel GuidesWhat concerns most of the holidaymakers from the
United Kingdom these days is the rising costs of holidays. There are many ways
of reducing their costs of travel in recent times and one of them is visiting
the destinations that would allow them to have greater savings. Most of these
destinations are located closer to the UK. So if you’re a resident of this
European country, you'll have greater ease in visiting them:
1. Paris,
France
One of the best cities visited by those in the UK seeking
low cost holidays,
Paris has impressed its visitors for many years with boulevards lined with some
architectural delights, museums, boutiques, and bistros. You'll also come
across some creative bars and shops while exploring the French capital. Don't forget
to visit the Eiffel Tower, one of the most famous monuments in the world.
Another excellent attraction you must explore while getting around in Paris is
the Notre Dame cathedral. As the city has become synonymous with fashion and
style, you can shop for some globally renowned international brands during your
time spent in this part of France.
1. Vienna,
Austria
The largest city and the federal capital of Austria,
Vienna is its cultural, political, and economic centre. It is famed across the
world as the 'City of Music', owing to its musical legacy created by some
legendary composers, such as Ludwig van Beethoven, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart,
Franz Schubert, and Joseph Haydn. The powerful Habsburg monarchy encouraged the
construction of several architectural wonders and one of them is the Hofburg
palace complex, which has been their home for over six centuries. During your
time in this city, you'll also get to visit its popular museums and witness
grand musical performances at the opera venues.
3. Algarve, Portugal
A Portuguese region that's been increasingly sought by
individuals residing in northern and central parts of Europe as a permanent
place to settle, Algarve is also a popular destination among the British
travellers for holidays. It has an abundance of beautiful natural features,
such as golden beaches, huge cliffs, and sea caves. Over the past few years,
this region in Portugal has become no less than a paradise for surfing
enthusiasts. While holidaying in Algarve, you can also visit its scenic villages,
historic towns, and vast expanses of citrus orchards.
4. Hurghada,
Egypt
Founded in the early 20th century, Hurghada is a
charming coastal city located in Egypt's Red Sea Governorate. Until the late
20th century, it was a tiny fishing village. It became one of the country's
major tourist centres after the construction of resorts and hotels after the
1980s. Today, there are some excellent facilities available in the city for
scuba divers, windsurfers, snorkelers, yachtsmen, and kite-surfers. Many tourists
from the UK and other European countries head to this part of Egypt during the
winters for enjoying their Christmas and New Year holidays.
5. Venice,
Italy
Known by many nicknames, such as 'City of Canals' and
the 'City of Masks', Venice is renowned for its architectural beauty and the
world-famous 'Grand Canal'. This city located in north-eastern Italy on a group
of 118 islands separated by canals and linked by more than 400 bridges. During
your holiday in this city, you'll get to explore the waterways of this city on
the traditional flat-bottomed boats called 'Gondolas' and witness the
architectural marvels, such as Basilica di San Marco and Palazzo Ducale.
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