Flights to the United Kingdom

The fairytale architecture and a magical atmosphere that inspired such literary characters as Harry Potter and Jekyll and Hyde is only part of Edinburgh's appeal: world renowned restaurants, cutting edge art galleries and countless historical gems and, of course, the largest annual cultural festival on the planet which is held for two months every summer, are just some of the attractions for which this city is internationaly famous.

As iconic as Big Ben but much more peaceful, this strange rock formation has been baffling historians and visitors for centuries. The mystery surrounding these stones and how they got there often overshadows the other attractions of the area, including the beautiful Wiltshire countryside and the charming nearby cathedral city of Salisbury.

The United-Kingdom may not be synonymous with beach holidays but Brighton certainly offers enough charm to sit alongside any Mediterranean or Caribbean seaside spot. Its pier is an engineering feat, its gay-friendly nightlife scene is world famous and its beachside shops and eateries create a unique festive atmosphere.

It is hard to overstate how much London has to offer visitors. A flight to the capital of the once mighty British Empire - now the most culturally diverse place on the planet - opens up a world of history, culture, commerce, sights, sounds and smells which make it difficult to leave.

Too often dismissed as an industrial relic, Manchester is the United-Kingdom's best kept secret, with the country's best nightlife, student and music scene outside of London - not to mention two of the biggest football clubs in the world.