Are you planning to spend this Christmas with your loved ones in a lovely town in the UK? Your search is over. To help you enjoy the true Christmas feeling, we have compiled a list of the most famous places to go during Christmas in the UK. These 5 UK destinations are the place to be if you want to feel the Christmas magic.

York

The breathtaking architecture and historic lanes of York make it one of the best places to spend Christmas with your beloved ones in the UK. From the towering Christmas tree in St Helen's Square to the magnificent market stalls of the St Nicholas Fair, we're sure you will have a great time in this medieval city.,York's favourite festive event, Yorkshire's Winter Wonderland, offers a magical winter experience for all ages,which houses an outdoor ice rink, vintage funfair rides, and Santa in his log cabin.

Bath

Bath has always been the most desired romantic destination, but during Christmas, this panoramic Georgian town really comes to life. The Bath Christmas market is virtual for 2021, which is well-renowned for its almost 200 light-strewn wooden chalets set up around the awe-inspiring Roman Baths and the Abbey.

There are still plenty of ways to get into the Christmas spirit throughout November and December including paying a visit to a wonderful group of our Artisan makers by Bath Abbey, exploring Bath with a city-wide illuminations trail, festive entertainment and so much more!

Newquay

If you are someone who is into the coastal vibe, then you should head to Newquay this Christmas. This picturesque seaside town in Cornwall is an ideal retreat for folks looking for a break from the hustle-bustle of the crowds and wanting to curl up by a fire while being mesmerized by the sound of the crashing waves. This year's Christmas event is set to be bigger and better than ever before, taking place across 3 days from 26th November – 28th November, with a licensed bar, live music, food stalls, and exciting entertainment.

Peak District

Christmas at Peak district is very special, as these quaint little villages are decorated in festive cheer and feel like you’ve stepped into a Dicken’s novel. We mustn’t forget the impressive decorations and markets at Chatsworth House. This year, Chatsworth celebrates 20 magical years of Christmas, with displays inspired by the past two decades of spellbinding decorations throughout the house.

Father Christmas Comes Up Trumps! Father Christmas is back, and he’s visiting The Grand Pavilion in Matlock Bath, but he’s had three helpings of sprouts!!! Santa wishes you a Merry Christmas and hopes that you will join him at Rowsley South Station, before boarding his magical steam train. Parents have raved about their experience of Santa’s Grotto at Poole’s Cavern in the past years. This ancient natural limestone cavern is transformed into a magical grotto complete with elves and bright twinkling lights.

Renowned for being the birthplace of the Bakewell tart, the charming town of Bakewell is sure to get a little sweeter at Christmas. The snow-clad riverside walks, endless quaint cafés, and cracking Christmas displays attract thousands of vacationers every year during the Christmas season.

Edinburgh

Famous for its manmade and natural beauty, Edinburgh’s Christmas is back and set to bring festive cheer to the heart of the city. This year we see the return of the city’s much-loved Christmas ice rink, with dazzling lights during Christmas time. There's so much to experience in this idyllic town; every year, there is fun for people of all ages in the form of fairground rides, Christmas markets and theatres. Enjoy birds-eye views of Edinburgh from the top of the Big Wheel, brave a twirl on the 60-metre-high Star Flyer, or spin around on the charming carousel in East Princes Street Gardens.

Which of these quaint places in the UK would you like to visit this Christmas? Let us know by sharing your Christmas travel adventures with us!

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