Get Out Of London This Weekend With One Of These 3 Day Trip Ideas

You can get there in as little as 28 minutes from Euston, for £14.10 return.

Here serves up a killer all-day brunch menu and caters to every diet.

Perched on the canal a short walk from the high street, The Boat is a perfect way to start a day in the countryside.

This small, family run vintage shop is the best place to find a hidden gem for a souvenir.

You can wander towards Berkhamsted Castle, into the countryside, or if you’re a history or literary buff, you’re in exactly the right place since the council offers free audio trails. Themes include author Graham Greene, a former resident, and historic WWI sites in the town and surrounding countryside.

It’s about a forty minute walk from The Boat, and takes you through some gorgeous open green spaces along the way. More about this cute little spot here.

Also 40 minutes from town, and open Thurs-Sun. The Vineyard has its own lovely cafe, and offers free self-guided tours.

This conveniently located restaurant and cocktail bar has a stunning art deco exterior and a big, lovely terrace – not to mention a scrumptious menu. It’s the perfect way to end the day.

This no reservations spot overlooking the seafront serves up unlimited coffee and sustainable local fare.

It has AMAZING views and very decently priced menu.

Be sure to check out Snooper's Paradise for hidden gems, the original Choccywockydoodah for outlandish treats, and Pen to Paper for glorious stationery.

Genuinely the most delicious place to eat whether you’re into dairy or not, and their sweet vegan treats are unreal.

For a curry feast you won’t forget in a hurry.

For a small city, it offers an incredible range of museums and exhibitions, from art galleries to natural history collections, and historical sites like the very haunted Preston Manor.

If you prefer a long stroll along the seafront rather than exploring town, depart from wherever you ended up for brekkie and head east along the beach for long, less crowded walk toward the Marina.

This sweet little independent cafe does a fantastic lunch deal and has a totally lovely vibe.

This little gem does a hearty, unassuming lunch and has a stunning terrace and glassed-in interior offering full on sea views. On good weather days, their mini golf course is open as well!

Ginger Pig has a LUSH menu and fantastic reviews, and Bella Napoli serves a killer pizza on the seaside, so you’ll be happy either way.

And if you’ve got any room left for food, their pickled gherkins are everything you never knew you needed in life.

Stuff your face with Mexican street food at this local favourite. With unique takes on tex mex classics and a fab tapas menu, you’ll be fully energised for the day.

Walk north toward the waterfront to take in the Royal Liver Building and the Titanic Memorial.

Depart on a colourful voyage from Pier Head to see all the sights along the waterfront on a guided tour.

The Museum of Liverpool, Tate Liverpool and Liverpool Maritime Museum are neatly clustered together along the docks.

This historical music club has seen career-defining performances iconic British acts The Beatles, Queen, Oasis, Arctic Monkeys, and Adele. The Cavern Club still welcomes bands by night, but by day, you can explore its incredible place in music history, and have a drink at the attached pub.

Treat yourself to a superb afternoon tea at this twee spot.

Live your wildest capitalist dreams at this insane shopping mall in central Liverpool. You’re bound to have an epic wishlist by the end of your trip.

The juxtaposition of the building’s 18th century exterior with its hip, modern art collection inside is stunning and there’s always something unique to see.

Innovative food and top notch drinks are the only way to end your epic day out, so enjoy this shabby-chic burger shop with everything you’ve got before catching your train back home.

Just don’t miss the late train!