Best Road Trips Great Britain – Lonely Planet (English)

Best Road Trips Great Britain. Choose from 37 driving routes across England, Scotland and Wales. Lonely Planet provides maps, practical advice and ideas for a holiday among historic sites, villages, coast and mountains.

English edition from Lonely Planet, 328 pages. Maps and practical advice help you plan your trip.

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Best Road Trips Great Britain – Lonely Planet (English)
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    Description

    Let your next journey begin here. Give your Great Britain road trip a route with room for more than just the biggest cities. Best Road Trips Great Britain brings together 37 trips lasting from two to ten days, offering ways to combine culture, history and landscape across England, Scotland and Wales.

    The book highlights the Welsh mountains, Stonehenge and castles around Snowdonia, among other things. Coverage also includes places such as the Cotswolds, Bath, Edinburgh, the Scottish Highlands, Cambridge and Oxford. You can let a specific area be your starting point, or choose a theme that ties several stops together.

    What you get in the guide. Maps and driving directions follow the routes, along with information on distance, duration and suitable timing. You also get help seeing how different trips can be combined. The book works both as a starting point for a longer road trip and when you want to add a few eventful driving days to a trip you’re already planning.

    Plan the stages, and give the stops time. The book is designed for road trips and combines route maps with practical directions. You’ll also find planning information on car rental, accommodation and local driving conditions, among other things. Use this to compare options before booking a stay. A route on the map tends to work better once you’ve also decided which places deserve a full day and which suit a shorter stop along the way.

    A good road trip doesn’t need to fit in as many places as possible. Choose a few experiences to prioritize, and let the stages leave room for breaks and detours. The physical book is practical when several people are discussing the route: flip through the options, look at the maps together, and find out what appeals to each person. That way, planning can also become an enjoyable part of the trip, long before you get in the car.

    About this edition. English edition, published 2026, 328 pages. ISBN 9781837584536.