Golfing in Northern Ireland is unique. Many beautiful golf courses attract a large number of golfers and Golf fans to Northern Ireland on a regular basis. There are about 31 golf courses set in beautiful scenic sites that provide a fantastic tourist experience throughout the year. The history of golf in Northern Ireland goes back to about a century and with the opening of the Royal Belfast in 1881 began the impressive story of golfing in the country. Tourists to Northern Ireland can engage in health-enhancing activities and one of…

Scotland has given the initiative for playing golf. But England has made Golf popular in the UK. The Professional Golfers’ Association of Great Britain and Ireland has taken many laudable steps to popularize Golf in the UK. Some of the major Golf Tournaments in the UK include Open Championship, BMW PGA Championship, European Tour, and Ryder Cup. At present, the second largest number of Golf Courses in the world is in the UK. According to the website of the British Golf Industry Association, about four million golfers who participate in…

Wales in southwest England attracts thousands of visitors daily since things to do in Wales for them include activities galore. The natives in the country of Wales speak Welsh mainly, and English. Their Welsh language evolved with Celtic culture provides somewhat unique identification for them among others. Wells sprawls over an area of 20,761square km and houses 3.064 million of people. Cardiff, the capital of Wales, is well-known for its nightlife activities and for an ancient castle. This castle is prominent due to its Gothic internal architectural designs. Visitors to…

Irish boasts of having ale recipes as ancient as 5,000 years. However, the number of breweries in Ireland fell to about 200 as the 19th century began. The decline continued and at the beginning of 20th century, there were only about 50 breweries in Dublin. By 2007, the Irish reportedly had only a small number of breweries, amounting to only about twelve. History tells that Ireland produced beer using only Irish ale recipes. They had to import the hops, which they needed to brew the beer that is not native…

You can now get close to all your famous celebrities and even some of the Presidents of the world without wading through fans and security details. Thanks to the Madame Tussaud's museum where many of the famous names in every industry and culture find them displayed in a natural manner, one has to get a closer look to tell that they are not real and breathing. Some of the figures include politicians, royalty, historians, singers, actors, and notorious criminals, famous female and male figures in history and athletes, are all…

British cars brands are a large part of history and have shaped the European automotive industry significantly. Many brand names are notorious for their luxury, unique design, quality and high overall performance. Some of the most prestigious car brands that originate from Britain includes Jaguar, Mini, Aston Martin, Rolls-Royce, Land Rover and Bentley. One of the biggest mass-produced car manufacturers in Britain is Vauxhall while McLaren is largely famous for its sports cars. The History of car manufacturers in Britain dates back to the 18th century, where it all began.…

The nightlife in London puts the city on the map. The night clubs are the most happening and hip places for those who want to party all night long. For those who prefer an intimate night out, there are bars, clubs and theatre to keep you amused and have an enjoyable night out! Some of the best nightclubs in London include the following, Pacha - Located in the dowdy Victoria Station, the club is decorated with glitter balls and chandeliers, allowing the lights to reflect off its glamorous stained glass…

Here's taking a brief look at some of the festivities and New Year celebrations UK. England Like everywhere in the world, it's traditional to usher in the New Year with the traditional festivities. While, New Years Eve is not a public holiday, the celebrations start in the evening and go until the wee hours of the New Year. Many people often organize parties for the family or just join in the festivities at many hotels, with food, drinks and fireworks displays. Just before midnight the song ' Auld Lang Syne'…

There are many authors who have had the honor and privilege to meet the 'people's princess' and document a biography of Princess Diana before her death. For those who have not known her, these books will fill in the gaps. Diana: Story of a Princess by Authors Tim Clayton and Phil Craig A book that offers an inside view of Princess Diana's personal life as told by her close friends. The book addresses how she dealt with the romantic involvement of Prince Charles with Camilla Parker-Bowles and the effect that…

There is no better time for family and friends to meet and spend time with each other, than the holidays. It's a time to put a bitter past behind and look to the new. It's a time of endless partying, gifts and family, and most of all the celebration of the birth of the Lord. All over the world families make it their priority to meet and spend time with each other during this period. It is considered the most magical time of year, and there is no exception in…

Belfast is the city of friendly and hospitable locals with many attractions. Besides, it is the largest city in Northern Ireland, which is the reason why many tourists decide to visit this city and capital. It was once a shipbuilding hub and the birthplace of the Titanic has a lot to be proud of and here are some exciting ideas to help enjoy your Belfast holidays. Titanic Belfast - This place pays tribute to those who lost their lives when the Titanic sunk in 1912. The center features an interactive…

In London, theatres provide a viewer with vast range of theatrical displays: from modern art products to Shakespeare theatricals. The London theatre is the place to be seen and to see. It is no surprise that there are over 40 theaters in England that grab the attention of many theater-loving fans. Shakespeare's Globe in London is located on the South Bank and considered to be the heart of British theatre, owes its legacy to William Shakespeare. The theatre commemorates and celebrates all of Shakespeare's work and should not be missed…