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Scotland’s north-east offers a journey through history, cultural highlights and cinematic landscapes - fom the lofty heights of Dunnottar Castle to Abbotsford’s literary ties and Ardverikie’s fairytale turrets.

Discover Central Scotland through the camera lens, where ancient castles and vibrant cities have starred in major productions including Guillermo del Toro’s 2025 adaptation of Frankenstein, as well as Outlander and The Batman.

Step into the West Midlands, where industrial heritage meets cinematic glamour.

From fairytale castles to candlelit cathedrals, the Midlands turns on the festive charm in winter with events and experiences unique to Britain.

The spending power of disabled people and their households is called the Purple Pound. The annual tourism Purple Pound in England alone is worth £14.6 billion.

From Northumberland’s illuminated gardens to Edinburgh’s torchlit Hogmanay procession, the north-east of England and eastern Scotland know how to celebrate the darker months with light, music and cinematic flair.

With museums, markets, music and more, Manchester, Chester and Liverpool know how to mark the festive season in style.

Visitors who do not require a visa need to apply for an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETAs) to travel to the UK