Popular Places for Romantic Weekend Breaks

Paris

Paris is known as the Capital of Romance in France. It exudes culture, fabulous museums and monuments, along with spectacular cafes, restaurants and stores. Exquisitely beautiful especially in the late Autumn setting of the sun one can experience all the wonder of a city that never sleeps as well as quiet solitude with that special someone!

Venice

The sweep of the vistas across the Venetian lagoon, the beautifully interweaving canals filled with gondolas, from St Mark’s Square to Palazzo Grassi, you will be amazed by the magnificence that is Venice. Not only does this city have a thriving festival scene, such as the Redentore, a weekend long event in July, but here you can also find the relaxation and rejuvenation you seek.

Tuscany

This is one of the most popular regions in Italy, known for its landscapes and artistic legacy. For a action filled break this is the city to be in. Visit the Florence Cathedral and the leaning Tower of Pisa, or join a bike tour and journey past sun -baked olive groves and vineyards. Pop into one of the northern hill towns for a taste of authentic Italian living and cuisine. If you desire a night out as well, hit one of Florence's hip clubs, such as Space Electronic.

Lake District (England)

Come here for a breath of fresh air, and a chance to commune with nature. Relax beside one of its many lakes or enjoy an invigorating hike in the National Park. Take pleasure in theatre performances in the old Blue Box of Century Theatre, visit the home of Beatrix Potter, take a trip on the Lake Steamer or just admire the works of the many artists who flock to this picturesque site.

Wales

There’s much to do in Gymru. Cycling, fishing, mountain biking, hiking, camp under the starry night sky, enjoy singing around a bonfire, visit one of the natural hot springs or a spa retreat, delight in the local culture and dining of the Welsh. Whatever you choose to do here, you will not be disappointed.

Dublin

Visit a city that is exciting and colourful, full of history and culture. Most famous for its night life, the varied clubs and bars welcome you with a friendly smile and a pint of Guinness. If you prefer the quieter side of Dublin, there are a good selection of museums and art galleries to see and after your sight seeing is finished for the day, plenty of excellent restaurants where you can relax and enjoy a romantic meal.