Finding a November holiday in the UK

Have you tried looking for coach tours departing from your area. I know that November is rather short notice, but they often have cancellations. Have a look at Shearing etc. there are loads online.

Shearings

I highly recommend Shearings. You may well find a late deal.

Llandudno is a great destination - lots of interesting places close by - Bodnant Gardens good all year round, Conwy's mediaeval town and castle etc

Aldeburgh in Suffolk would be my choice. Lots of great places to go to and fabulous seascapes.

We stayed in Marlborough last January for five days. A really beautiful old town and the surrounding area is lovely to drive around - I'm assuming you'll have a car?. If so, then Avebury, Lacock, The Cotswolds, Royal Wootten Bassett are all within reach.

Only one place to go - London.

If it's 'turkey & tinsel' you're after we've got plenty!

Aldeburgh, Marlborough & Llandudno are all very well but what if the weather's like today, what will you do?

I totally agree with Riverwalk- plenty to entertain you and there are bargains for some of the theatre plays/musicals.

I'd go for a city break. York is wonderful and if the sun does shine you can go out into the countryside.
Ditto Bath - always a lot happening in Bath.

I go to Bath a lot as we have a daughter there who is busy when I have some spare time.
I have tried every coach company apart from Shearings who I avoid as my sister in law and I have had so many cancellations from them - often at the last moment.
York is a possibility but wanted to go a little further north if possible
Thanks for your suggestions so far and do keep them coming in please

Edinburgh is a beautiful city if your looking to go north.

Durham is fabulous

Unless you're planning to cosset yourself in a country house hotel, I'd say definitely a city-break in November.

If you don't like long bracing walks, buffeted by the wind and rain, seaside towns can be miserable in the winter!

But I do love Aldeburgh any time of the year.

I agree with Aldeburgh. They have farm shop cafes with wood-burning stoves around that area.

I would get a cottage. Also with a wood-burning stove.

Take your own tinsel.

What do you mean Riverwalk ''if the weather's like today ? I'm in my t-shirt in the garden in North Yorkshire as it is a beautiful warm day.
As for the OP Edinburgh would be my choice or Northumberland.

Try a look on www.highlandheritage.co.uk

www.visitdevon.co.uk/

Try Alnwick in Northumberland they have a lovely garden and the castle as well was lots of stunning coast nearby

What about Newcastle for a city break?

Alnwick Castle is closed for Winter after 1 November, marpau. I know that as my DD2 and family are going up North for a break and have been disappointed to find that they won't be able to go to Alnwick or Bamburgh Castle. The Alnwick Gardens are open though.

I was going to suggest Newmarket, just because they have an interesting Presents gift fair at Newmarket Racecourse, but it's outside your dates
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If you go to London there's this - really good, and of course, so much else to do too. www.countrylivingfair.com/xmas/.

It has to be Blackpool. Unfortunately you'll miss the lights because they finish on the 8th, but at least that means that accommodation will be a bit cheaper and more available.

I had a lovely break at Berwick uopn Tweed a few years ago. Very historic, and there are some lovely coastal towns within reach. Also beautiful countryside.