Have you made up your mind to explore England this year? If true, you surely might be looking for the best places to visit in England. No worries as we have chosen the best cities, towns, and areas for recalling England's history, culture, and outdoors in 2024, including eagerly awaited museum openings, festivals, anniversaries.

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• Manchester 

Manchester Museum is one of the most eagerly awaited (re)openings in 2024. It has gained popularity as a new cultural hub promoting galleries, projects, and one-of-a-kind collections. Here, you will see the city’s Asian community who have curated its first exhibition to tell the story of manchester. 

The museum will be opened on February, 18. 

Most travelers also love to visit Factory International in the city. And, you can see the new Manchester International Festival at the new cultural venue, which is scheduled to open in June. You can count on an amazing journey if you are flying with Alaska. To be ready for any unexpected circumstances that may require you to cancel your reservation, review Alaska Airlines cancellation policy.

• Leeds 

If you love to explore cultural areas, visiting Leeds will not be regrettable. After backing out of a bid to be named the European Capital of Culture due to Brexit, the city has decided to initiate its own artistic event calendar. 

Each of the 33 wards in Leeds will celebrate the three-part program. The inaugural segment, dubbed "The Awakening," began the Year of Culture festivities on January 7 at Headingly Stadium with a live performance of comedy, dance, and poetry. However, there will be a lot more. Anticipate activities, shows, and more all year long.

• Liverpool

Unexpectedly, in 2022, the UK came close to winning the Eurovision Song Contest. 

Since Ukraine emerged victorious, the UK has offered to host on the victor's behalf. Liverpool is the best renowned singing competition among all international places. 

This place is considered a UNESCO city of Music that hosts it in the month of May. There will be nine more live shows in addition to the grand finale, giving viewers more opportunities than they might think to experience the magic of Eurovision!

But if you stay a while longer, Liverpool has more to offer. The largest contemporary arts festival in the UK, Liverpool Biennial, is celebrating its 25th anniversary from June to September. It will soon take control.

• South West England 

In the UK, the South West Coast Path has a National Trail spanning over 1,000 km which is considered as the longest footpath. It is now going to celebrate its 50th anniversary this year (2024). 

9 million + people use this path every year that starts in Somerset and travels along the coasts of Devon and Cornwall before ending in Dorset. The south west coast path association is going to host a series of events which includes a Trailblazer walk and a photography exhibition in respect of National Walking in May. 

All proceeds will be used to keep the well-traveled route enjoyable for stompers in the future. If you are planning to explore this place with Delta Airlines but unaware of the booking instructions, dial Copa Airlines Español Teléfono and get instant assistance. 

• Eastbourne 

If you are a big fan of arts and crafts, then you should be aware of the Turner Prize. Every other year, Tate Britain and various locations across the nation host the prestigious annual award ceremony for a British contemporary artist.

The Turner Prize will be held in Eastbourne in 2024, bringing the sleepy seaside town into the creative spotlight thanks to the selection of its Towner Art Gallery. There is a reason behind the selection of this venue. I.e, the Eastbourne towner has completed a century this year and is going to host a number of celebratory exhibitions this year, including a summer retrospective honoring Barbara Hepworth. 

• Belfast 

Belfast is experiencing exciting times right now, and in 2024, a number of reasonably priced hotels will open, including a Moxy and a pod hotel in the Cathedral Quarter. Belfast's food and drink scene is profitable, so you can spend less of your vacation money on lodging. 

Award-winning vodka and whiskey producers Titanic Distillers have taken over a historic pumphouse in the docks and are offering tastings and tours. New occupants are also moving into the former Crumlin Road Gaol; in the summer, the Belfast Distillery Company will open a visitor center. 

After all that, you'll need some rocks. Try the recently opened Common Market and Trade Market for street food.