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Bristol is a magnet for those who love great food and drink: it doesn’t matter if you fancy a quadruple-layered BBQ burger or a delicate seafood platter, there’s something to suit all taste buds.

Considered the lesser-loved of Scotland’s urban gems, Glasgow offers a cosmopolitan grandeur that contrasts with Edinburgh’s enchantingly gothic cityscape. This city has everything it needs to be both a tourist hotspot and a stylish place to live, with the Glaswegians offering a heart-warming welcome, UNESCO-accredited art galleries, museums galore and even its very own local hero, Charles Rennie Macintosh, painter and architect who made a name for the city. From curiosity shops and local attractions to some fantastic bars and restaurants to enjoy, a visit to Glasgow will most certainly not disappoint.

Wimbledon may be an iconic British event, but there are plenty of things about the tennis tournament that you may not know, so brush up your knowledge now.

Manchester has an eclectic cosmopolitan side that many fail to notice at first glance, but when you take a little while to get to know it, this city has so much to offer. It's foodie scene welcomes all types of cuisines and executes each with a signature Mancunian flair, so be sure to indulge yourself with some of these irresistible treats next time you visit Manchester.

The 7th of July is the UK’s National Chocolate Day. Why exactly? We’re not sure, but we aren’t complaining because we love any excuse to indulge in a little bit of what we fancy. Besides, it’s been a while since Easter and there are so many scrumptious types of chocolate on offer that we simply can’t resist. Whether you’re a fan of the humble Mars Bar or you really are a dark chocolate snob, this day can be celebrated and enjoyed by just about anyone.