If you're looking to explore different areas in the UK that won't cost too much then look no further! Here at MagicFreebiesUK we've compiled a directory of cheap and free days out for you and your friends and family. For some places you don't even have to pay an entry fee, so take the kids and the grandparents and have a fun cheap day out!
Check Below To Find Cheap & Free Days Out In Your Area.
Visit London & the South East...
The South East of England includes Berkshire, East Sussex, West Sussex, Isle of Wight, Surrey, Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Hampshire, Kent and London. As well as the exciting adventures to be had in the capital, the surrounding areas are packed full of outdoor pursuits and attractions. Historic houses, inspiring cathedrals and great shopping destinations will all make for a great day out.
The North West of England is made up of Cumbria, Merseyside, Cheshire, Lancashire and Greater Manchester. There are breath taking views to see in the North West, from the clear waters on the Mersey to the rolling hills of the Lake District which attracts 12 million visitors to experience its lakes, mountains and villages.
The North East of England is made up of Northumberland, County Durham, Yorkshire, Tees Valley and Tyne and Wear. The region is hilly and as well as urban centres the region is known for the richness of its natural beauty such as the Northumberland National Park and the region's coastline. The compact nature of the region means you can fit more amazing experiences into your stay.
The West Midlands not only includes Birmingham and Wolverhampton but also the rural shire counties of Shropshire, Staffordshire, Warwickshire and Herefordshire. The West Midlands contains the longest river in the UK, the River Severn and also contains five Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty making the region a fantastic place to visit.
The East of England contains the counties of Hertfdordshire, Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Suffolk, Lincolnshire, Leicestershire, Rutland, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire. Rutland and Lincolnshire are both very agricultural and Spalding (Lincolnshire) hosts a well-known annual Flower Parade which attracts many visitors around the world. From stately homes to magnificent castles the East Midlands presents inspiring countryside to sweeping hills to buzzing nightlife and cosmopolitian cities.
The South West of England is the largest region in terms of area and includes Bristol, Somerset, Dorset, Devon, Cornwall, Gloucestershire, Wiltshire and the Isles of Scilly.The South West is well known for its production of Cheddar cheese, cider and Cream teas, as well as events such as the Glastonbury Festival and the home of the Eden Project.
Edinburgh is the country's capital and second largest city, with Glasgow being its largest. Scotland's landscapes never fail to amaze and impress visitors, with its gentle rolling hills to the genteel Georgian townhouses in Edinburgh. With a few hours of travelling you can experience a rapidly changing landscape of cosmopolitan cities and rugged coasts which make for an exciting visit.
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Wales is about a quarter the area of Scotland and bordered with Emgland. Wales has a diverse landscape with mountainous regions particularly in the north and central part of the country. It also has three National Parks and four Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, making it an exciting and beautiful place to visit!
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Known for it's natural beauty and friendly people, Northen Ireland has many attractions and activities to do throughout the region. Vist the vibrant City of Belfast or cycle around the Causeway Coast. Why not cruise the Fermanagh Lakelands or take a walk in The Sperrin Mountains and enjoy a fantastic day out.
Travelling Tips and Entrance Fees
Travel By Bus- By travelling to different cities by bus you may find that it's a lot cheaper than if you were to go by train, especially if you book in advance. Take a look at what deals NationalExpress or Megabus has to offer, you could even find yourself a seat for £1 if you book early!
Travel By Train- Getting a Family and Friends Railcard could save you up to a 1/3 off adult fares and 60% off rail fares for your children. There is a restriction on the card however, you can't use it during rush hour.
Restaurant Vouchers- Visit our Restaurant Money Off Voucher page for details of how to get money off dozens of restaurants when you travel around the UK.
Free Entry- In 2001 free entry was reintroduced at national museums in England, Wales and Scotland which had previously charged admission. This means that there are now no excuses to get yourself down to museums to learn more about local and world history! If possible, please consider giving a donation to help run the cheap or free attractions that we list, especially if your enjoyed your trip.