Cambridge is home to one of the world's most prestigious universities and its various museums and galleries display the wealth of cultural heritage that surrounds it. In the morning, visit the Fitzwilliam Museum, with its extensive collection of art and antiquities. After lunch at the famous Cambridge Chop House, explore the university colleges and their chapels. In the evening, take a walk along the River Cam and watch the world go by from a punt.
Skegness is one of England's most traditional seaside resorts, with a wide beach and a popular pier. In the morning, take a stroll along the promenade and then visit Natureland Seal Sanctuary. After lunch at the famous Seaview Fisheries, visit the 17th-century Gunby Hall, a National Trust property with a beautiful garden. In the evening, enjoy the funfair and amusement arcades that Skegness is famous for.
Leeds is a thriving city with a rich industrial heritage. In the morning, visit the Royal Armouries Museum, with its extensive collection of arms and armour from around the world. After lunch at the famous Whitelock's Ale House, explore the city's Victorian arcades and independent shops. In the evening, visit one of the city's many theatres or music venues.
Edinburgh is Scotland's capital city, with a rich history and cultural heritage. In the morning, visit Edinburgh Castle, perched on top of an extinct volcano and home to the Scottish Crown Jewels. After lunch at the famous Elephant House Café, visit the National Museum of Scotland, with its displays on Scottish history and culture. In the evening, take a walk down the Royal Mile and enjoy the street performers and buskers that line it.
If you have more time in Cambridge, visit the Botanic Garden or the Anglesey Abbey and Gardens. In Skegness, do not miss the famous Fantasy Island theme park. In Leeds, take a day trip to the nearby Yorkshire Dales National Park. In Edinburgh, take a spooky ghost tour or visit the famous Edinburgh Festival Fringe in August.
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