Valentines in the UK

This charming region is where you'll find the chocolate box England of yesteryear. It's home to numerous villages filled with pretty thatched, stone cottages. Be sure to visit Bourton-on-the-Water, which frequently wins the prize for Prettiest Village in the UK with its meandering streams, cobbled streets, and romantic bridges. Spend the morning walking and then find a cozy inn with a roaring fire to enjoy afternoon tea.

A visit to Bath is the chance to indulge in true Georgian splendor and also discover the UK's Roman past. This west country city has been enjoyed since Roman times for its natural geothermal spas. In the 17th century it was developed significantly and today the stunning Bathstone houses, in their perfect crescents, remain meticulously preserved. As well as being architecturally stunning, couples can indulge in an authentic natural spa experience at one of the city's famous spas. This includes the luxury, five-star Thermae Spa with its rooftop pool. The historic Roman Baths still operate in Northern Europe.

The coast of Scotland boasts an incredible 790 islands, the most romantic of which is the Isle of Skye in the Hebrides. The colorful houses of the harbors, the medieval fairytale castles, the rugged inland walks, and luxury boat trips to spot whales and dolphins; each provides the perfect setting for an unforgettable romantic holiday. Don't skip the Fairy Pools - waterfalls with stunning blue and green waters.