Dan Ryan - 20_10_2022, 15.32

Wales is known for its traditions, culture, and beautiful landscape. Cities like Liverpool offer stadium tours for soccer fans. Newcastle and Gateshead have a vibrant nightlife and top-notch attractions. Cornwall Wildlife Trust offers the chance to explore marine treasures. Belfast is a hot destination in Europe with creativity and a rich history. Wales is a country with distinctive traditions, heritage, and culture. It is known as a land of song, and a country steeped in myth and legend, which, when you see the awe-inspiring landscape, is no surprise. With rolling hills, dramatic mountains, hundreds of castles, cascading waterfalls, rare flora and fauna, and a coast path that runs the entire coastline of the country. In Wales, beauty is everywhere. Our cities are compact, and our towns bustling with community life. Football is one of the city's greatest passions. There are two big clubs in the city, but it's those playing in red who enjoy most of the attention. Liverpool FC opens its Anfield Stadium to visitors during the day when no games are scheduled. Led by enthusiastic guides, the museum and stadium tour gives sports fans behind-the-scenes access to one of the best-known soccer clubs in the world. United by seven iconic bridges across a bustling quayside, Newcastle and Gateshead form a single diverse and extremely vibrant visitor destination in the northeast of England. Get ready to be charmed by the famous Geordie spirit in a city bustling with thriving nightlife, an award-winning restaurant scene, top-notch attractions and museums, and places to stay which span comfortable affordability to four-star luxury. There are wonders to be found buried in sparkling sand, under the green, pink and brown seaweeds in the rock pools, and beneath the shining ripples of our coastal waters. During the Wildlife Trust's Summer Celebration of All Things Coastal, National Marine Week, Cornwall Wildlife Trust are offering people of all ages the chance to join experts and volunteers as they seek out marine treasures. There is so much to discover, from shells on the beach, to dolphins and whales swimming by. I can't believe you woke me up again. I was having a really good sleep, I was in a really deep sleep, I was having a wonderful dream. I was in a big holiday camp, at a school reunion, like that butlings at Minerv, but more old-fashioned, like Heidi High. And I was all there from school, but everyone had gone grey, like exaggerated. Lucy Wilson, she looked like she had a silver wig on, and she was the fittest girl in my ear. Michael Keighley was taking pictures with a proper camera. We went on the flumes, played on the penny-pushers. Everyone tried to crack on with Lucy Wilson, like they did at school, but she kept winking at me. So I ignored her. Everyone was dancing to So Macho by Sunita. We were all having the right laugh. Hands in the air like you just don't care. It's got natural beauty. It's got tons of history. And it's got super-friendly locals who know how to have a good time. No wonder Belfast is one of the hottest destinations in Europe to visit. Quick to charm, and packed with brilliant attractions, including the world-class Titanic Belfast. This is a city that's bursting with creativity. You'll see it in the boundary-pushing art galleries of the Cathedral Quarter, in the super-cool pop-up restaurants that spring up around the city, and in the bustle of St. George's Market, where artisan food producers rub shoulders with craftspeople. Dig a little deeper, and you'll uncover the layers of history that make Belfast such a compelling place. From its Bronze Age origins to its prosperous shipbuilding past.