"Who doesn't love affordable travel? British post-holiday chatter is frequently peppered with remarks and references to the pennies saved once we return home with more loose change than expected, our bellies as full as our hearts after days ticking a new destination off of the ever-growing bucket list. As any thrifty traveller knows, it's all in the planning - yet it's the endless search and consequential indecision that all too often keeps the trip in the group chat."
"Rome, Italy While the eyes of the sporting world are on northern Italy for The 2026 Winter Olympics from Milan up into the snow-dusted mountains, why not book a trip to soak up the atmosphere of the ancient capital before the peak summer crowds descend? Mild days make sightseeing around big-hitters such as Vatican City and the Colosseum pleasant and stress-free, while the historic streets become colourful, competitive spaces as the Rome Marathon takes place on 22 March."
British travellers often celebrate the pennies saved on affordable breaks and value careful planning to turn plans into booked trips. Indecision and endless searching commonly stall group travel plans. A list of budget-friendly destinations from London for March highlights options for historic city breaks, short-haul sunshine and underrated European cities. Rome offers mild spring days ideal for visiting Vatican City and the Colosseum, colourful streets during the Rome Marathon on 22 March, and green spaces for mid-March ambles and picnics after deli tours. Prices can start from about £28 per adult.
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