Best Romantic Getaways in the UK

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When you first step foot in Kent, do yourselves a favor and take a second to inhale. Close your eyes, grasp your loved one's hand, and take a slow, deep breath of the crisp country air. Next, open your eyes and prepare yourselves to gasp with delight at the picture-perfect scenery surrounding you.

Experiencing something amazing can help bring a couple together. When that amazing thing is as spectacular as Northern Ireland's Giant's Causeway, you can't help but be mutually starry-eyed and awestruck.

There's something about a golden beach that screams romance, even if there's not a palm tree in sight. Add a dramatic limestone arch jutting into an azure sea, and you really can't beat the setting for a starry-eyed afternoon or evening.

Whether you'd like to stroll arm-in-arm across romantic bridges lining the Thames, ogle the jewels at the Tower of London, or wind your way to the top of St. Paul's Cathedral, you'll both be happily in awe—of each other and the phenomenal attractions.

Castles and bridges and beaches, oh my! Edinburgh is a pretty romantic place for a weekend fling. Plus, it's filled with fun things to do, so you'll never get bored. Whether you're hoping to shop in eclectic boutiques, dine in a swanky restaurant, tour a castle, or watch a live Scottish jig, you can do it all, and so much more, while arm in arm in Edinburgh.

Picture this: You're wandering along a winding footpath, making your way across a verdant moor, surrounded by towering ancient trees, when you come face to mane with a wild pony. He looks at you; you look at him. It's love at first sight.

The minute the Isle of Skye pops into view, your heart will swell with big emotions. Peppered with untamed mountains, lush valleys, and sparkling streams, the scenery is so spectacularly romantic, you may be inspired to "pop the question."

History and romance seep through the walls of Bath's most beloved Roman and Georgian buildings, and the romantic River Avon adds an ambience of amour. One of the UK's most attractive cities, this historic gem is a must-visit for those who like to enjoy their canoodling with a side of culture.

If you weren't feeling amorous before entering the Cotswolds, you'll be fully in love by the time you leave. Blanketed by 800 square miles of undulating hills and lush fields, and peppered by the most adorable fairy-tale villages, it's easy to be charmed by this magical region. No wonder it's been deemed one of the most romantic getaways in the UK.