The United Kingdom encompasses the countries of England, Scotland & Wales. A country of royalty and pomp, quaint villages, English country gardens, stately sprawls and wistful rolling countryside there’s no place quite like England. The lively city of London, famous Stonehenge near Salisbury in Wiltshire, and Castle Tintagel on the windswept Cornish coast are just a few stops to consider. For many, Scotland begins and ends with Edinburgh, the country’s capital city or Glasgow its contemporary urban centre. But of Scotland’s many attributes, its most prized is the romantic wilderness of the Highlands. A vast untamed area of rugged peaks, heather swept glens and shimmering lochs, all teeming with wildlife. Visitors standing along the banks of Loch Ness wait for Nessie to appear. Real or imagined, she's virtually the mascot of Scotland. Even though Wales’ vibrant capital Cardiff was established in 1955, it is one of the oldest cultures and languages in Europe, established here by the Celt