Top 100 UK Travel Adventures

(Newswire.net — April 30, 2019) Sydney, NSW — 

1. Westminster Abbey, London

Over 1 million visitors each year visit Westminster Abbey, a 700-year old building where kings and queens have been married, coronated and buried for centuries. Audio tours are available in a number of different languages and the tour takes approximately one hour to complete. Full of grand Gothic architecture, Westminster Abbey houses some of the most famous people in history, including King Henry V, Geoffrey Chaucer, Isaac Newton, Charles Dickens and, more recently, Stephen Hawking.

2. London Eye, London

Located on the South Bank of the River Thames, the London Eye is a huge cantilevered observation wheel standing 443 ft tall. The 30-minute journey offers a stunning view across London from one of the 32 large-sized glass capsules. With more than 3.75 million visitors each year, it is recommended to pre-book your ride as the waiting lines can be quite long, especially around dusk, just in time to watch the sunset.

3. Buckingham Palace, London

Home to the Royal Family since Queen Victoria in the 1800s, Buckingham Palace is one of the UK’s most iconic buildings. The Changing of the Guard is a ceremony not to be missed, happening at 11.30am several times per week. During the summer months, parts of Buckingham Palace are open to the public. To check if the Queen is in residence, look to see if the flag is flying.

4. St Paul’s Cathedral, London

Dominating London’s skyline for more than 300 years, St. Paul’s Cathedral as it looks today was designed by Sir Christopher Wren and has held the funerals of names like Admiral Nelson, Winston Churchill and Margaret Thatcher. It was also the location for Prince Charles and Lady Diana’s wedding. While the Church remains a working Church with regular services, tours are available and the walk up the stairs to view the top of the dome is something not to be missed.

5. Greenwich Observatory, London

Here you can see the Greenwich Meridian Line, from which the world’s time zones are set, standing with one foot east of the meridian line and one foot west of the meridian line. The observatory houses some amazing instruments from which astronomers over the centuries have made discoveries about our universe. Be sure to check out the Octagon room, designed by Sir Christopher Wren and dating back to 1675, along with the Great Equatorial Telescope. Greenwich Observatory sits atop Greenwich Park and offers some beautiful views of London across the River Thames.

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6. Tower Bridge, London

7. Runnymede, London

8. Camden Market, London

9. Tower of London, London

10. Portobello Road Market, London

11. Brick Lane, London

12. Trafalgar Square, London

13. Natural History Museum, London

14. Brighton Pier, Brighton

15. Canterbury Cathedral, Canterbury

16. Hever Castle, Hever

17. White Cliffs of Dover, Dover

18. Windsor Castle, Windsor

19. Beach Huts, Whitstable

20. North Laine, Brighton

21. Brighton Pavilion, Brighton

22. Leeds Castle, Kent

23. Sissinghurst Gardens, Sissinghurst

24. Clifton Suspension Bridge, Bristol

25. Roman Baths, Bath

26. Bath Abbey, Bath

27. Stonehenge, Wiltshire

28. Cotswold Village, Cotswold

29. Newquay, Newquay

30. Wells Cathedral, Wells

31. Vicar’s Close, Wells

32. Isles of Scilly, southwest England

33. Dartmoor, Devon

34. Eden Project, Cornwall

35. Jurassic Coast, southern England

36. Museum of Witchcraft, Cornwall

37. Cheddar Gorge, Cheddar

38. Bedruthan Steps, Cornwall

39. Glastonbury High Street, Glastonbury

40. Glastonbury Tor, Glastonbury

41. St Michaels Mount, Cornwall

42. Lulworth Cove, Dorset

43. West Coast, Cornwall

44. Worcester Cathedral and Friar Street, Worcester

45. Malvern Hills, Malvern

46. Oxford University, Oxford

47. Shakespeare’s Place of Birth, Stratford

48. Cadbury World, Birmingham

49. Chatsworth House, Derbyshire

50.  Magna Carta, Lincoln

51. University of Cambridge, Cambridge

52. Peak District, central England

53. Norfolk Broads, Norfolk

54. Lake Windemere, Cumbria

55. Yorkshire Dales, northern England

56. Stokes Croft Street Art, Bath

57. The Beatles Tour, Liverpool

58. Bolton Abbey, North Yorkshire

59. Blackpool Illuminations, Blackpool

60. Castle Howard, North Yorkshire

61. Historic City Walls in York, York

62. Bettys Tea Room, York

63. Whitby, York

64. Wesleydale Cheese Museum, Wensleydale

65. Newcastle Nightlife, Newcastle

66. Hadrian’s Wall, Carlisle

67. Shetland Islands, northeast of Orkney

68. Glen Coe, Scotland

69. Commando Memorial, Spean Bridge

70. West Highland Way, Scotland

71. The North Coast 500, Scotland

72. Ben Nevis, Scotland

73. Loch Lubnaig, Scotland

74. Scapa Flow, Orkney

75. Puck’s Glen, Scotland

76. Luss, Scotland

77. Dunnottar Castle, Scotland

78. John O Groats, Scotland

79. Faerie Glen, Isle of Skye

80. Loch Ness, Scotland

81. Edinburgh Castle, Scotland

82. South Stack Lighthouse, Anglesey Coast

83. Portmeirion, North Wales

84. St Fagan’s Museum of Welsh Life, Cardiff

85. Snowdon, Wales

86. Beddgelert, Wales

87. Quay House, Wales

88. Gower Peninsula, Wales

89. Brecon Beacons, Wales

90. Barry Island, Wales

91. Ogmore Beach, Wales

92. Giant’s Causeway, Northern Ireland

93. Ulster Museum, Northern Ireland

94. Belfast Black Taxi Tour, Northern Ireland

95. Cheltenham Festival, Cheltenham

96. Hampton Court Palace, borough of Richmond

97. Hay of Wye, Wales

98. Luskentyre Beach, Scotland

99. The Needles, Isle of Wight

100. Ascot, Berkshire