People from all parts of the globe are drawn to Great Britain’s dazzling landmarks, captivating cities, which burst with different attractions and otherworldly landscapes. Are you up for something different and spectacular? Then Great Britain is the right place to go with its long list of must-see destinations. Here is our overview of the 10 breathtaking travel destinations in Great Britain.
1. London
London embodies the concept of a city famous for history, art, culture and vibrant nightlife at the same time. With this amazing diversity, London is not only one of the most popular destinations in Great Britain but also in the world. Urban dynamism, landmark museums, top-class shops and restaurants will never let you run out of things to do.
2. Lake District
Lake District is a unique corner of England, where you can enjoy the natural beauty and help people living or working there. Those who would like to get off the beaten track can go hiking to take in the views completely and admire the spectacular landscape. People looking for some peace and quiet rest can stay at lakeside hotels, which offer accommodation tailored to the needs of every visitor.
3. Stonehenge, Wiltshire
Stonehenge is definitely one of the most iconic landmarks of England. This prehistoric stone circle monument attracts thousands of tourists, who decidedly make desperate attempts to understand the meaning and significance of the structure, which is sometimes beyond human understanding.
4. Oxford
The city of ‘’dreaming spires’’ boasts a world famous university of brilliant minds. Due to a large number of students the city maintains the spirit of a young town notwithstanding the rich historical traditions. Along with the university buildings, which are scattered all over the town, there are also upmarket bars and restaurants, ethnic shops and an art-house cinema worth visiting.
5. Snowdonia, Wales
The northwest of Wales is famous for its jaw-dropping landscapes, among which the most popular one is probably Snowdon with rocky mountains, rivers, and Wale’s largest lake. This area is the only home to endangered species of Snowdon lily and Snowdon beetle. Llŷn Peninsula and the Isle of Anglesey also attract many visitors for nothing else but the sunny weather even in case it’s raining in the mountains.
6. Edinburgh, Scotland
Edinburgh is a city with an interesting history and a great location. You’ll appreciate the numerous spectacular places to explore in this city of moods. The quirky nooks and ancient alleyways tempt the visitors to take walks all day long. The world-class pubs and clubs make you party all night long. This is a unique city, which may seem mysterious all year and head spinning at festival time. Being in such a city is a rare experience, which of course cannot be overrated.
7. Cornwall
Cornwall is situated in southwestern England and is famous for its wild coastline and stunning beaches. The former Celtic kingdom is now the nation’s creative corner. There is a wide variety of attractions including family days out, fishing, horse riding and visiting historic houses, which will leave you with indelible memories.
8. Stratford-upon-Avon
The cult of personality exists in many cities of the world and Stratford-upon-Avon is if not the brightest, but one of the most popular in its kind. The five houses linked to the nation’s most brilliant dramatist’s life have made the town famous around the globe. This Tudor town attracts lots of visitors who come here for if not anything but the history. Letting a little Stratford-upon-Avon into your soul will decidedly be a dazzling experience.
9. Bath, England
This sophisticated city has lately become a well-recognized tourist attraction due to the Georgian architecture and best-preserved Roman bathhouses. The Romans were the first to discover natural hot springs here and built a health resort, which was much later reconstructed by the local entrepreneurs and became a favorite place for British high society.
10. Isle of Skye, Scotland
Mist-enshrouded Skye is one of the top destinations in Scotland alongside Edinburgh and Loch Ness due to its history linked to Bonnie Prince Charlie. Those who seek for peace and quiet will be pleased with the tranquil atmosphere of this place. You can marvel at velvet moors or sea cliffs when the weather is fine, but when the mist comes, the best option for the tourists is to spend a nice time in local pubs or to visit historical castles and museums.
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