The article discusses the real and fictional locations featured in the beloved 2006 rom-com 'The Holiday.' Fans have long admired the cozy Rosehill Cottage in the film, but Jude Law confirmed in a November 2024 BBC Radio interview that the cottage does not exist in reality. Director Nancy Meyers searched extensively for a suitable English cottage but ultimately built a set for the film. The cottage design was inspired by Honeysuckle Cottage in Surrey, which was listed for sale in 2018 and features traditional English architecture. The film also showcases Amanda's luxurious Los Angeles mansion, which is a real property located at 1883 Orlando Road, San Marino, California. The estate, designed by Wallace Neff, was listed for nearly $12 million in 2018 and sold for $9.5 million. It remains a popular tourist attraction due to its recognizable exterior. In addition to film locations, the article highlights luxury hotels in Gran Canaria and London. The Santa Catalina, a Royal Hideaway Hotel in Gran Canaria, has hosted celebrities like Brad Pitt, Winston Churchill, and the Spanish royal family. Jude Law stayed there while filming in the area. The hotel boasts high ceilings, chandeliers, multiple pools, a spa, gourmet restaurants, and exclusive rooftop bars, with packages available through TUI. The article also explores Gran Canaria’s diverse landscapes, from beaches to mountainous interiors, offering activities like hiking, cycling, and visiting UNESCO heritage sites. It emphasizes the island’s microclimates and scenic variety, making it a versatile holiday destination. Additionally, the Sun features other travel and entertainment news, including Iceland’s capital, Cardiff’s attractions, and new attractions like the Guinness brewery in London. The coverage provides insights into celebrity travel hotspots, luxury accommodations, and unique experiences across the UK and beyond.