By In UK’s magic forests, there have been great legends, and it also has endless beaches, lakes where legendary swords, medieval villages and vibrant modern cities sank. There are many things to see in the UK and here we will talk about a few of the most interesting places to visit in UK.
Cornwall
Cornwall includes End of Earth, the westernmost point of England. In addition, the visitors can enjoy Penzance and the artistic community of St. Ives, as well as the Eden Project, one of the most well maintained environmental centers in the world.
Isle of Wight
Among the islands to see in England, the Wight is the largest one. It is separated from the south of island of Great Britain by the Strait of Solent. About 140,000 people live on this island where man has known how to live with nature. The endemic red squirrel still climbs the branches of its trees, and there are miles of pristine coastline and also, here, every summer, one of the best music festivals in the UK takes place, the Isle of Wight Festival.
Bath
Located in Somerset, Bath is worth visiting if you are traveling to nearby Stonehenge. The notable features within this beautiful Georgian city include the Roman Baths, the Abbey One and museums dedicated to Jane Austen.
Stonehenge
The curious megalithic formations of Stonehenge have given much to talk about and have made it one of the strangest places to see in England. Dolmens come from Neolithic times and are arranged in four concentric circles, attributing to them a religious power that many believe is still alive.
London
The English capital can offer visitors a wide range of different options. Trips can cover major attractions such as Houses of Parliament, Trafalgar Square and St. Paul’s Cathedral, and you can also visit the British World Class Museum or the National History Museum. With excellent shopping opportunities to enjoy, there are many of London’s picturesque parks, in short, you will not be short of options.
Brighton
A seaside town on the south coast, Brighton is a short trip from London. It offers extensive shopping and museum options that celebrate the city’s maritime past. Brighton is also distinguished by the Royal Pavilion along with a wide variety of the restaurants and bars.
Bibury in the Cotswolds
If you want to know the most characteristic corners of rural UK, your destination should certainly be the Cotswolds, located just at a stone’s throw from London.
This area extends very close to the north of beautiful university town of Oxford consisting of the several villages with great charm, where the rustic and well cared for stone houses are the main attractions.
And if you have to choose a town for your visit, surely it should be Bibury, which has at times been considered as the most beautiful village in UK.
It is a small village with two or three streets where there are beautiful stone houses and where you can also find corners with great charm. You will not regret your visit to Bibury.
