England still stands among the most preferred tourist attractions in the world. Apart from London, you can also explore other highlights of this country like Oxford, Liverpool, and Bath. These are the low crowded and fascinating places with a lot more to see and activities to do.
The captivating northern part of the county offers some amazing scenic attractions including Stonehenge, Hadrian’s Wall, Lancaster, and Cornwall. To know what else you can do in England, just keep on reading.
Witness the Grandeur of Buckingham Palace
Being the official residence of Queen of England, Buckingham Palace is a fascinating place to visit. The tour of this majestic palace costs 37 GBP ($47 USD). Special discounts are also available for the students, seniors, families, and groups. If it is too expensive for you, just sit down at one of its grounds to enjoy the amazing views of this historic building.
Plan Weekend Trip to Brighton
In order to spend some quiet and relaxing moments, you can think about visiting Brighton. This small town is great for a weekend trip. It has numerous boutiques, shops, and cafes. The narrow streets create an intimate atmosphere and add beauty to the town. With its amazing beach, astounding weather, and an amusement park, it serves as a famous summer destination for the tourists.
Go to Stonehenge
Located in Salisbury, the Stonehenge is referred to as one of the ancient man-made structures around the world. The construction of this monument started in 2,500 B.C. Although you can’t hike the stones, just looking at this fascinating site is a treat. To get more information about the stones, you can also try the audio tour.
Visit ‘Ship of the Fens’—Ely Cathedral
This cathedral is a monument, visible from miles around. Built in the 12th century, Ely Cathedral is popular for its Romanesque architecture. The entrance is simply stunning and the octagonal lantern tower is also there to astound you. It also owns the largest Lady Chapel in England.
Spend some Relaxing Moments in Greenwich Park
This is the largest park in London, which allows you to spend some unforgettable moments among nature. Apart from its beauty, you can also take a look at its numerous historic sites. A mesmerizing rose garden, a deer park, the National Maritime Museum, a teahouse, the Royal Observatory, and a café are some of the highlights of Greenwich Park.
Pay Visit to Old Trafford
The Old Trafford is a historic stadium in Manchester. Renowned for its sports arena, club, and theater, this stadium is a must visit tourist attraction. You can visit the player’s lounge and pitchside dugout. If you are a soccer enthusiast, a visit to its onsite museum will feed your passion for the history of soccer in the UK.
Hiking on the Hadrian’s Wall
The history of the Hadrian’s goes back to the 2nd century. In 1987, it gained the status of a World Heritage Site. Although you can make a short visit to this monument at various spots in the country, the best part, however, is to hike the 135km length of the wall. It may sound a long tour, but you can go as far as your stamina allows.