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The Best of All Summer Music Festivals

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April 19, 2013 By In Entertainment, Lifestyle, Travel

Perhaps you’ve missed the bus on Coachella as the second weekend of music madness gets well under way today in Indio, California but that doesn’t mean that you’re not spoiled for choice when it comes to spectacular music festivals this summer. It’s no secret that the UK is home to some of the most mind-blowing musical events on the planet however you might be feeling the need to swap the British mud and rain for something a little warmer and further-a-field. So here at MyVoucherCodes we’re looking to expand your musical horizons and open your eyes (and ears) to the cornucopia of line-ups on offer the world over!

THE FESTIVAL INTERNACIONAL DE BENICASSIM

Where and when? In a small seaport town in Spain from 18th July to 21st July 2013.

Headliners? Arctic Monkeys, Queens of the Stone Age and The Killers.

How much will a ticket set you back? A standard 4-day ticket with camping costs £180.

GLASTONBURY

Where and when? On Worthy Farm in Pilton, UK from 28th June to 30th June 2013.

Headliners? Arctic Monkeys, The Rolling Stones and Mumford & Sons.

How much will a ticket set you back? A weekend ticket will cost you £205.

ROSKILDE

Where and when? Held south of the Danish town of Roskilde from 29th June to 7th July 2013.

Headliners? Queens of the Stone Age, Rihanna and Slipknot.

How much will a ticket set you back? A full weekend ticket’ll cost you about £220.

LOLLAPALOOZA

Where and when? Grand Park somewhere in downtown Chicago from 2nd to 4th August 2013.

Headliners? The Cure, Mumford & Sons, The Killers and Nine Inch Nails.

How much will a ticket set you back? A regular 3-day festival pass will cost you around £155.

EXIT

Where and when? The unique Petrovaradin Fortress of Novi Sad in Serbia from 10th to 14th July 2013.

Headliners? Atoms for Peace, Bloc Party, Cee Lo Green and Snoop Dog aka. Snoop Lion.

How much will a ticket set you back? A full 5-day festival ticket is a bargain at just £95!

OXEGEN

Where and when? At Punchestown Racecourse, Naas, Kildare in Ireland from 3rd to 4th August 2013.

Headliners? Still a mystery – to be confirmed on Monday 22nd April 2013.

How much will a ticket set you back? A 3-day ticket plus camping’ll cost you about £190.

SAVE: For 24 hours pnly (8am Friday 26th April to 8am Saturday 27th April 2013) get €75 off 2011 ticket prices, meaning you pay around £130!

ISLE OF WIGHT FESTIVAL

Where and when? In Seaclose Park near Newport from 13th to 16th June 2013.

Headliners? The Stone Roses, The Killers and Bon Jovi.

How much will a ticket set you back? A weekend ticket with camping costs £185.

PUKKELPOP

Where and when? Held near Hasselt in Belgium from 15th to 17th of August 2013.

Headliners? Eminem, The XX and The Prodigy.

How much will a ticket set you back? A 4-day early bird combo ticket’ll cost you £140.

INMUSIC

Where and when? On a pretty idyllic island in Lake Jarun in Croatia from 24th to 26th June 2013.

Headliners? Arctic Monkey, Iggy Pop and The Stooges, Basement Jaxx and Bloc Party.

How much will a ticket set you back? A festival ticket (approx. £45) and camping ticket (approx. £15) costs a mere £60!

Are any of these fine festivals taking your fancy? Let us know! And remember for fantastic money saving deals on all things festival from fashion to tickets, camping gear to flights check out amazing offers online at MyVoucherCodes.co.uk.

Budget Getaways: Where to Visit in Turkey

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April 16, 2013 By In Saving Money, Travel

With its wonderful beaches, crystal clear seas, and glorious sunshine, it’s little wonder that Turkey has become such a popular destination among holiday-goers. Straddling two continents, and boasting centuries of civilisation, Turkey is an absolute beauty to behold.

Whether you’re travelling with friends, or perhaps journeying alone, you’re bound to find something that piques your interest. From sophisticated cities, resplendent with churches and colourful markets, to beautiful beaches and archaeological wonders, Turkey features sights and sounds to rival the world’s best cities.

Indeed, with such a rich and magnificent past, Turkey is the go-to place for ancient relics and monuments. Of course, with such a delicate blend of new and old, Turkey has a lot to offer the modern explorer too. From lazing on the beach, scuba-diving, or dancing the night away in one of Turkey’s myriad nightclubs, you’re sure to find something for you.

What’s more, with a broad range of accommodation available, including resort hotels, family hotels, spas and sports hotels, there are holiday packages to suit every budget. So, whether you’re looking for a relaxing holiday, or perhaps just want to explore, check out our favourite destinations and get a great price on your stay.

Bodrum

Bodrum doesn’t just offer glorious beaches and stunning water sports facilities. It also offers a relaxing selection of fishing villages, emerald coves and Roman amphitheatres. Perfect for party-goers and explorers alike, Bodrum comes highly recommended.

Ilicakoy

Situated in the coastal region of Antalya, Ilicakoy is a beautiful location to enjoy a relaxing break. Not only can you enjoy the comfortable sun, but you’ll also experience the rich and lively Turkish culture.

Antalya

Situated on a sprawling bay, alongside the picturesque Taurus Mountains, Antalya is a breathtaking location. It’s also the hottest location in Turkey, remaining sunny even during the winter months.

Koyunlar

Hidden away in the coastal province of Antalya, Koyunlar is a wonderful location.  With its balmy Mediterranean sunshine and illustrious attractions, you’ll get to experience the wonders of Turkey.

Kas

Kas is an idyllic town situated on the Mediterranean coast of Turkey. Surrounded by a sprawling mountain range, this stunning location is perfect for those who want to take in the sights, sounds and flavours of Turkey.

Kalkan                                                     

Of the many beautiful locations Turkey has to offer, Kalkan is the perhaps to the most popular. With its stunning beaches, crystal clear waters, ancient artefacts, and warm and welcoming atmosphere, it’s the perfect home from home.

Are you planning a holiday or romantic break? Why not check out our latest Thomas Cook voucher codes for 10% off summer holidays. You can also check out our latest First Choice discount codes, for up to £40 off April 2013 holidays.

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Sail Away: Up to 30% Off Cruise Holidays at Thomas Cook

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February 25, 2013 By In Lifestyle, Saving Money, Travel

British weather getting you down? Perhaps you’d like to get away, but simply haven’t the time to make all of the necessary arrangements? Planning the perfect holiday can be pretty tough, especially if you’re working a nine-to-five job, or have kids to look after – but it needn’t be that way.

Wouldn’t it be fantastic if somebody could take the burden out of your hands, treating you and your loved ones to all the best bits without the hassle? If that sounds like your idea of heaven, then a cruise holiday might be just the ticket.

Whether you’re looking to see the world, relax by the pool, or simply enjoy the world-class entertainment, there’s a cruise holiday to suit everybody. What’s more, the nice folks at Thomas Cook are currently offering 30% off a selected range of P&O cruises, meaning that it’s never been easier to take a well-earned break.

To make life a bit easier, we’ve cherry-picked some of the best offers below, so that you can plan your cruise today.

City Break Holidays and Mini Cruises

Mini cruises are all the rage these days, especially among those with busy lifestyles. Starting from just two nights, you’ll have the very same dining options, choice of entertainment and relaxation options usually reserved for longer voyages. With these fantastic mini cruises, you’ll get to explore some of the European gems that are right on our doorstep, including the Medieval Bruges, Le Harve, St Peter Port and Amsterdam.

Book your city break mini cruise from £179 per person at Thomas Cook.

Baltic Cruises and Holidays

Along with its imperial air and old-world charm, the Baltics also boast a thriving contemporary arts and entertainment scene. As you cruise the Baltic, spectacular sights are plentiful, and you’ll be enthralled by every nook and cranny. Gilded cities cut majestic silhouettes across the sky, while cascading waterfalls and beautiful beaches sculpt the landscape, making this an experience you’ll never forget.

Book your Baltic cruise from £719 per person at Thomas Cook.

Canary Cruises and Holidays

The Canary Islands have long been popular with those looking for year-round sunshine – and it’s not hard to see why. Shaped by lava and the warm Atlantic wind, the Canary Islands are truly unique. Boasting Lunar-like landscapes, desert dunes, verdant pine forests and sprawling national parks, the Canary Islands are an ideal destination for explorers, or those just looking to relax.

Book your Canary Islands cruise from £799 per person at Thomas Cook.

Thinking about planning a holiday? Make sure you consider cruise holidays; and be sure to check out the discount website myvouchercodes.co.uk for all of the latest travel promotions and discounts.

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Romantic Getaways: Exclusive £30 Off Holiday Bookings at EasyJet Holidays

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February 4, 2013 By In Saving Money, Travel

When it comes to planning the perfect romantic getaway, you’d be hard pressed to find better than Italy. Indeed, with its stunning architecture, exquisite cuisine, and moonlight gondola rides, the location has become hugely popular with couples in recent years.

With Valentine’s Day fast approaching, we’ve decided to highlight at some of the most romantic locations in Italy – and, what’s more, you can also use our exclusive voucher code for £30 Off Bookings at EasyJet Holidays. So what are you waiting for? Start planning your romantic getaway today!

Florence

A city that holds art in high regard, it’s little wonder Florence is one of the most beautiful in the world. There are several charming churches and palaces to explore, as well as museums and art galleries, including the Galleria degli Uffizi, which is filled to the brim with magnificent art.

Top Hotels: Lorenzo Il Magnifico, Nord, Montebello Splendid.

Venice

Built completely upon water, Venice is a locale that must be seen to be believed. Cruising along the watery streets of Venice is an opportunity not to be missed, and is perhaps the most romantic way to spend an evening with a loved one. The perfect Valentine’s Day location.

Top Hotels: Metropole, Bauer, Excelsior.

Rome

Combining the ancient wonders of Italy with modern sensations, Rome is a top choice for history buffs. Boasting spectacular urban scenery as well as recognisable monuments such as the Colosseum, in which gladiators once fought and prisoners were confronted by bloodthirsty beasts, Rome is steeped in rich and exciting history.

Top Hotels: Grand Plaza, Ambasciatori, De La Ville Intercontinental.

Be sure to check out our exclusive code for £30 off bookings at EasyJet Holidays, and start planning your romantic getaway today!

For even more holiday and travel discounts, visit MyVoucherCodes.co.uk.

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WIN £100 To Spend With Thomas Cook

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January 23, 2013 By In Competition Winners, Competitions, Travel

With the deep freeze sweeping the nation, here at MyVoucherCodes HQ we’ve been finding our minds drifting off to somewhat warmer pastures and we’re sure we’re not alone. Well, this week we’re giving our lovely readers the opportunity to turn this daydream into a reality by giving away £100 worth of Thomas Cook vouchers! After all, strolling along a sandy shore is inevitably preferable to shuffling along en route to work like Bambi on ice right?

All you have to do to enter is complete the specified actions from the Rafflecoptor widget bellow. For more chances to win make sure you come back as much as you can to complete extra tasks and gain more entries. Before you can complete any of the entry options you will need to leave us a quick blog comment telling us your dream holiday destination.

For more information on how to use Rafflecoptor check out this quick tutorial video. Be sure to take a look at the full terms and conditions in the widget bellow.

Competition closes Thursday 31st January.

Best of luck!

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Fly Away this Valentine’s Day: The Best Romantic Getaway Deals

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January 12, 2013 By In Lifestyle, Saving Money, Travel

They might have only just finished clearing away the Christmas deccies, but as is always the way, our glorious supermarkets are slowly starting to re-stock the shelves with products relating to the next big ‘holiday’. That’s right folks, love it or loathe it: Valentine’s Day is certainly on its way. If you’re a singleton, chances are this will fill you with about as much excitement as a bunch of petrol station carnations; however if you are in a relationship, it is a great excuse to bring out your soppy side – not to mention a chance to spend some quality time with your partner. With this in mind, why not take the opportunity to do something a little more special this year?

If you’d like to surprise your loved one, a last minute holiday could be the perfect gift. This doesn’t mean you have to go overboard on price of course; there are a whole load of cheap flight and hotel deals arriving in time for February. Here are the best types of romantic getaway deals for you to consider…

A Countryside Escape


A holiday doesn’t have to mean going abroad. Who needs sun and sangria when you’ve got rain and roast dinners?  It might not do much to top up your vitamin D levels, but the fine British countryside is rather an unsung romantic destination; with your very own cottage in the country, it’ll be all about roaring fires and long lazy lunches in the pub. Sounds pretty perfect to us! Luckily, Cottages4U are currently offering up to 50% off accommodation rental. From Cornwall to Cumbria, there are loads of great locations in the UK available, but regardless of where you go: wellies will be mandatory.

A European Mini-Cruise


A trip from Dover to Calais might not be the most romantic of trips, but with a bunch of companies now offering more variation on locations, a booze cruise needn’t be the only option within your price range. If this sounds like your cup of tea, P&O are currently offering 2-for-1 deals on trips to European locations like Amsterdam and Bruges. A great way of making the most of your holiday, a mini cruise could be just the type of lovely little mini break you’re after.

A Trip to Tenerife


If your other half is more of a sun worshipper than a culture vulture, then perhaps you’d gain more brownie points by booking you both some winter sun. The Canary Islands are a great bet, and with temperatures usually staying well above 20 degrees during February: a week here would certainly be a nice pre-cursor to spring. Thomas Cook are currently offering some excellent offers, just  like this one where you could bag 30% off package holidays to Tenerife.

A Weekend in Paris


Although a somewhat obvious choice, the number one Valentine’s Day destination has got to be the city of love itself, Paris. With endless sight-seeing opportunities to help you walk off those croissants; all that the food, culture, style and Parisian charm means a weekend here would be enough to keep you in your partner’s good books for at least another year. With Eurostar, return tickets to Paris are selling from just £59 - why not make it a V Day to remember?

Whether you’re loved up or happily single, if you are thinking of escaping somewhere this Winter, you’ll find even more last minute bookings and bargain deals on MyVoucherCodes.

January Sale Holiday Deals for Families

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January 1, 2013 By In Lifestyle, Saving Money, Travel

It’s a brand new year, but are you ready for it? There are some fantastic family holiday bargains to be had in the January Sales, and What’s Hot has selected the best for all you savvy savers.

Do you remember family holidays from your youth? Surely everyone does. There was always something so magical about school holidays; the great unknown of what the holidays would hold. And even if it was the caravan in Devon again, I bet you still have memories to treasure. So If you have not even thought about the Summer holidays yet, make sure you get your skates on because you don’t want to miss out on a bargain.

Cost needn’t be a stumbling block to you and the family having a great getaway. The best family holidays are not all about money, although a little helps of course. Family holidays are best when they promote camaraderie and fun, things which don’t have to cost the earth. Whether in the UK or abroad, you deserve a holiday!

With that in mind, here is a selection of the best value for money family holiday deals.

Ok so park resorts have come in for a bit of stick in the past, but don’t let that stop you. Holiday parks have so much to offer, and always offer excellent value for money, whatever your budget. One of the best, Haven has 35 holiday parks dotted around the cost of the UK. For bookings until the end of January you can get up to 50% off early summer breaks, with breaks from only £149, and a low deposit of only £50. Don’t miss out, book with Haven today.

If the Sun is more your thing, don’t worry there are plenty of low cost holidays outside the UK for you attention. Popular destinations include Egypt and Morocco. Or for a great value stay on a sun soaked island, head to Malta, Tenerife or Cyprus for the best value breaks. Lastminute.com has up to 50% off holidays, and some incredibly low deposits in their sale. Book by 31st January.

For a truly memorable family holiday, you can’t go far wrong with America. If the kids have not already been, the excitement will be hard to top. And this is even more true if Florida is your destination of choice. With so much to do including Disney and Universal Studios, boredom will certainly not be an option. Thomas Cook currently has 10% off all holidays, for a limited time only.

On an overseas beak you are going to need a hotel, and a child friendly one to boot. And if you want to make the kids really happy, there is just one thing you need to remember. Make sure the hotel you book has a water park, or at least a giant swimming pool. At On The Beach kids can stay for free, plus enjoy up to 30% off selected 2013 summer holidays. Plus look out for kids clubs to really keep the kids busy.

For that spirit of adventure, it’s hard to top Center Parcs. Located at 4 stunning Village locations across the UK (each set in 400 acres of beautiful forest with lakes and streams) there’s over 200 indoor and outdoor activities including the subtropical swimming paradise to keep your whole family entertained during your break. Selected short breaks are currently priced from as little as £289, book by 28th January.

Make sure you also check out the best Travel and Holiday Discounts at MyVoucherCodes

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Home vs Holiday – Alternative Ways to Spend the Festive Season

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December 22, 2012 By In Christmas, Travel

Whilst it’s often true that there is no place like home, it’s not always the case.  With that in mind have you considered an alternative location this Christmas and New Year; is home really better than holiday?

The festive season is all about tradition, but sometimes doing the same old thing every year can get a little tedious.  This is doubly true if you are the one organising everything.  Getting ready for the Christmas festivities takes a lot of planning, and chances are you have already started.  But surely Christmas is about more than just a single day.

You can still enjoy Christmas day at home, and then hit the road.  There are plenty of last minute holiday bargains to be had, that will guarantee you a memorable end to 2012.  Here are just a few;

Hotels can be a great getaway idea.  Let someone else go to all the effort, while you put your feet up and relax.  And if you are going to do it, why not do it in style this New Year.  Hilton hotels are one of the most recognised names in the industry, so you are guaranteed luxury and first class accommodation.  And weekends for the remainder of the year, Hilton hotel stays are discounted by up to 40% at lastminute.com.

If you want to go further afield, there are plenty of destinations just a flight away.  And don’t be fooled by busy expectations, you can make up your mind closer to the departure date than you might think.  Going last minute might mean you have to choose a less popular route, airport or flight times.  a tip you can generally get a bargain by travelling on Christmas day itself, Boxing Day, New Year’s Eve or the 1st of January.  Netflights.com has a great choice of cheap getaways.

If New Year in the capital appeals why not go the whole hog and book a holiday apartment.  Offering plenty of room for you and the family, the price breakdown isn’t actually as much as you might expect, especially if divided between several people. HomeAway.co.uk offers a great selection of apartments for short term rental, including stunning London penthouses which sleep up to 16 people.

For a real family alternative what could be better than a New Year stay at Alton Towers.  Be amazed by some special performances guaranteed to create the perfect party atmosphere, and visit the endless onsite attractions.  And just consider how happy the kids will be. Subject to availability, so book now!

Whatever you end up doing over the festive period, make sure you have a great Christmas.

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Jury’s Inn Exclusive Discount Code – Perfect For Christmas Shopping Trips

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December 5, 2012 By In Christmas, Lifestyle, Travel

Need to visit friends or family over the Christmas Period? Or are you after a great way to make Christmas shopping a treat for the whole family? Either way, if that’s you, read on Voucher Vulters – this week we’ve managed to bag an exclusive 15% off stays at Jurys Inn.  A great offer is not just for Christmas – this exclusive discount can be used at any of the 32 city-centre Jurys Inn hotels for stays until 31st March 2013.

Still not sure how to use your 15% discount here are a few great places you could visit…

Christmas Markets

There are loads of Christmas Markets in the UK, and Ireland. Christmas markets are a fantastic way to make Christmas shopping fun for the whole family. Here’s a pick of some of the best Christmas Markets within easy reach of Jurys Inn hotels.

Birmingham - Frankfurt Christmas Market

BirminghamUntil the 22nd of December visitors can indulge a variety of international Christmas fare – including tasty crepes and mulled wine whilst the kids along take a ride on the Carousel. Perhaps, later, you could all join in with the Christmas carol singing?

Edinburgh – Highland Village Christmas Market

Edinburgh SantaThe Highland Village Christmas Market, running until the 6th January 2013, features the best produce Scotland has to offer. With gifts galore and speciality food and beverages, this is the perfect setting to get into the festive spirit! Plus, whilst you’re there, you could also check out the Edinburgh Hogmanay Festival – offering a unique mix of traditional Scottish and modern celebrations with something for everyone to enjoy.

Dublin – The Docklands Christmas Festival

DublinSoak up the cheerful atmosphere at the Docklands Christmas Festival between 8th and 23rd December. Situated beside the Dublin’s financial district, the festival brings together over 80 traders selling beautiful gifts and crafts. The festival also features a world-famous carousel, plus there are tons of other activities for children of all ages to enjoy.

For plenty of more awesome Christmas markets, check out the Jurys Inn blog.

Christmas Shopping

If Christmas markets aren’t your thing there are plenty of other great locations to shop at whilst you stay with Jurys Inn:

Newcastle

NewcastleIf you’ve heard about the shopping in Newcastle, then you probably would have heard of High Bridge. High Bridge features lots of boutiques that provide awesome places for you to shop at. Most of these boutiques are independently run, with a high chance to nail the holy grail of shopping double-whammies; quality goods at bargain rates! That’s exactly what we love at What’s Hot!

Manchester

ManchesterManchester is great for shopping – of course there’s the well-known Trafford Centre and then, the aptly named Shopping High Street. Next, the Manchester Real Food Market offers everything from delicious cakes to fruits and vegetables and finally, The Manchester Fashion Market is famous for its classy and fashionable clothes and jewellery. Nice!

London

Oxford Street is a great place to start if you’re looking for the latest high street fashion, but if you want to get out of the crowds, try exploring some of London’s great independent boutiques. Try out Diverse at 294 Upper Street for a lovely selection of the latest trends, or Smug at 12 Camden Passage for some very stylish home accessories.

Discover great locations for yourself whilst you stay at one of Jurys Inn 32 city centre hotels. And don’t forget to grab your 15% off discount while you’re at it!

UK Winter Warmers: Relax in Some of England’s Quirkiest Pubs

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November 23, 2012 By In Travel

The nights are becoming darker and the weather’s getting colder, and all we want to do is curl up on the sofa under a warm blanket. But if you want to leave your hot water bottle behind for a night, there’s no better time to sit in a nice cosy pub. Don’t just stick to your local ale house though. Discover some of the oldest and quirkiest pubs in England for a unique drinking experience.

The Crooked House at Himley by John Horton

The Crooked House – Staffordshire

It’s usually the punters that stagger home at the end of a heavy night of drinking, but at The Crooked House in Himley, Staffordshire, the pub itself is ‘drunk’. As one end of this Georgian pub is 1.2 metres lower than the other, the building has an unusual slant, which is more than enough to confuse drinkers after several pints.

 

The Tempest Arms, North Yorkshire by Dr Neil Clifton

The Tempest Arms – North Yorkshire

Set in beautiful countryside nearby the picturesque Yorkshire Dales, The Tempest Arms dates back to the 17th century. A fantastic place to have a drink and a bite to eat, the pub has hand pulled ales, cushioned armchairs and three roaring log fires that are guaranteed to warm the cockles on those cold winter nights.

Pack O'Cards Pub by Ian Roberts
Pack O’ Cards – Devon

Many stories are told in pubs up and down the country, but the Pack O’ Cards pub in Devon is one place with a unique story of its own to tell. Built in 1690 with the winnings from a card game, the pub resembles a deck of cards, constructed on a plot of land measuring 52ft x 52ft (number of cards in a deck), has four floors (1 for each suit) and 13 doors on each (number of cards in a suit).

The Nutshell by Ben Babcock
The Nutshell – Bury St Edmunds

For the cosiest of English pubs, it’s hard to beat The Nutshell in Bury St Edmunds. In fact, it’s in the Guinness Book of Records for being the smallest pub in the country. The bar here measures a tiny 15ft by 7ft meaning there’s only enough room for around 20 people at any one time. The cramped interior actually stuffs quite a lot into it though with bank notes and historical photographs scattered across the walls and ceiling, as well as a mummified cat!

The Temple Bar by Keith Williamson
The Temple – Manchester

Finding the toilet in some pubs can often be tricky (especially after a few drinks) but punters in The Temple bar in Manchester have no problem. That’s because they’re already in it! The pub, previously called the Temple of Convenience, was once a public toilet but is now the ideal place to sink a few drinks whilst listening to the sound of the jukebox playing the finest Manchester music.

Ye Olde Fighting Cocks by Ben Sutherland

Ye Olde Fighting Cocks – St Albans

Several pubs lay claim to being the oldest in the country but Ye Olde Fighting Cocks in St Albans is the one in the record books. The pub, which got its name from the popular sport of cockfighting that took place there during the 19th century, is an 11th century structure with foundations from 793 and features low ceilings that create a warm, cosy atmosphere.

And if you overdo it, don’t worry – you can always take a look at our hangover cures!

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