Destination

It is popular for its expansive mountain park, the Yorkshire Dales, and its historical cities, such as York, after which New York City was named.

It is the smallest of the three but offers a completely distinct and unique experience for your soccer tour thanks to its encapsulating country scenery.

Stratford-upon-Avon is a small market town in central England not far from Birmingham and within a day’s travel of London.

Scotland is the most northern country of the United Kingdom and is renowned for its mountain ranges, deep lochs (Scottish lakes), small islands and unique Scottish culture and history.

The Peak District in England is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty located not far from the well-known cities of Manchester and Liverpool.

Oxford is a well-known city in the west of England and is home to the oldest university in the world, the University of Oxford.

One of Norfolk’s most popular destinations is the Queen’s residence of Sandringham House, a large stately manor visited frequently by the Royal Family.

The New Forest and Hampshire sit towards the southern coast of England and contain the largest tract of open land in South England.

The vibrant culture and nightlife in Manchester drives its tourism market, as few places have such a wide spread of things to do and see in England.

The City of London sits upon the River Thames and is the capital city of England. Thanks to its cosmopolitan atmosphere and iconic sights, it is the most popular destination in Great Britain and holds an unparalleled number of attractions to visit.

Liverpool straddles the Mersey River and sits on the western coast of England, not far from the northern tip of Wales and the city of Manchester.

The cities of Leicester and Nottingham sit in middle England and are popular destinations for soccer fans thanks to their respective football teams, Leicester City F.C. and Nottingham Forest.

It is renowned for its lakes, forests and mountains, and was immortalized through the poems of William Wordsworth.

The Cotswolds is a sublime area of the UK comprised of charming villages and countryside that are known for their characteristic green rolling hills and small golden-yellow stone houses.

Cornwall is a county in Southwest England that is known for its relaxed pace of life, friendly locals, stunning beaches and epic surfing scene.

Canterbury is renowned for its 12th century cathedral and UNESCO World Heritage Site, St Augustine’s Abbey, which is where Christianity was first brought to England from mainland Europe.

Cambridge has been an important city throughout its history, even during the Roman and Viking times, due to its strategic location close to London and its situation on the River Cam.

As it is a beach town, Brighton is at its most popular in the summertime but its football culture stays strong year-round. Brighton & Hove FC play locally at the Falmer Stadium and are currently competing in the English Premier League.

The city’s main attractions that are not to be missed are the Museum & Art Gallery, the Science Museum, St Philip’s Cathedral and the university buildings.

Renowned for its rich Roman history, architecture and natural hot springs…