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Find Your Storybook When You Visit Britain #Travel @VisitBritain

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Do you like to travel? I do. I love to travel. I don’t get to do it nearly as often as I’d like these days due to all of our schedules, school and everything else we have going on. One of my fondest memories ever was a trip that I took when I was in high school. I was about 13 years old and went on a trip to the United Kingdom. I paid for the trip entirely on my own with money from my paper route. I’m not sure who was prouder about that, me or my parents. Anyway.

The UK was a magical place for me. It’s no surprise to me that it’s considered a top international destination for American travelers. It really is a lot like something out of a storybook. You’ve probably seen some of the things I saw either in a movie or on television. If you haven’t, watch this 30 second video to see what I mean.

That video features the Westminster Bridge in London, Loch Ness and Inverlochy Castle in Scotland, and the Cynghordy Viaduct train ride in Wales. I saw the first two in person. Trust me when I say that seeing the Loch Ness and looking for Nessie (the Loch Ness monster) is an adventure you will never forget. Seeing London, day or night, is just magical. Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, Buckingham Palace, the Houses of Parliament – these are all regal, historical places that you will always remember.

I love the Harry Potter books and movies. Many of us are somewhat familiar with the train ride over the viaduct from the Harry Potter movies. I bet it’d be magical to see in person. And how fun it would be to explore small streets and shops à la Diagon Alley! I have always dreamed of going back to Britain, it’s one of the places I most want to go now as an adult. The idea of traveling somewhere with a different culture where you can “find your storybook” and see all of the things that have caught your eye in movies and on television is so appealing, don’t you think?

Have the urge to travel and find your storybook now? You can!

It’s easy to find your storybook using Expedia. their technology allows people like you and I to discover magical locations in Britain and bring imagination to life.  Expedia.com (http://www.expedia.com/, 1-800-EXPEDIA) is the world’s leading online travel site. Their user friendly website and use of the latest technology make it easy for people like you and I to plan and book travel. Their site offers the widest selection of vacation packages, flights, hotels, rental cars, cruises and in-destination activities, attractions, and services. Customers can be assured they are getting the best rates available online for all types of travel with the Expedia Best Price Guarantee.

Visitors traveling to Britain can find out more information from visitbritain.us plus purchase money and time saving local transport, sightseeing, attraction, theatre and tour tickets from visitbritainshop.us

Learn more by connecting with VisitBritain on Twitter, Pinterest and Facebook.

What location in Britain have you seen on tv or in movies that you’d like to see in person? Leave a comment and let me know!

trisha

Wednesday 5th of March 2014

I went to london about 17 years ago..i often wonder how its all changed!

Amy

Wednesday 5th of March 2014

Would love to travel to Britain - Prob. not in the near future for me though I wish it was!

Lara

Wednesday 5th of March 2014

I have never been out of the Continental US (east coast) , so it would be amazing to see Great Britain!

pat. marsden

Wednesday 5th of March 2014

I wish a trip to Great Britain could happen. I love sights and museums BUT I would want to go to the theater where Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap has been continuously running since 1952. My dream is seeing Three Blind Mice live. Loved reading Christie more than seeing the film versions.

Shell Feis

Wednesday 5th of March 2014

The thought of international travel scares me for several reasons, but Britain is on my very short list of places that I want to go to anyway. I would love to go!

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