The Roman Baths of Bath, England are one of the most interesting historical sites in the UK. The complex consists of four main components – the Temple, Sacred Spring, Bath House, and a museum that contains Roman artefacts found in Bath. Before being given its self-explanatory modern name, the city was known to the Romans…
The Longleat Hedge Maze is known for being the longest hedge maze in the world, with a total length of more than 2.7 kilometres. The average visitor takes roughly 30 to 90 minutes to complete the maze. There are 6 raised bridges that provide an overhead view, which is helpful when you’re trying to figure…
The town of Dunwich, also commonly called the Lost Town of Dunwich or the Lost City of England, is a small town that has almost completely sunken into the North Sea due to continual coastal erosion. Despite the disastrous demise of the small former town, it remains an interesting tourism destination as a museum has…
The Blue Lagoon of Buxton isn’t quite the paradise you might imagine based on the name alone, as the picturesque blue waters here are actually not safe to swim in. Still, it remains a popular tourist attraction just because of how it looks, and some visitors defiantly go swimming anyway despite the clearly posted warnings…
Barnard Castle is a fascinating 12th century castle steeped in diverse history and surrounded by a town of the same name that also features plenty of additional sites worth seeing. The settlement is known as the leading market town in the valley of Teesdale, with an abundance of shopping opportunities and several historic attractions. Designated…
Seen to many as a symbol of England, the White Cliffs of Dover are named so as they face the Strait of both Dover and France. These magnificent cliffs are a bright white colour, made from chalk layers that have gradually built up over millions of years. As well as stunning views, these cliffs were…
Kids today are growing up with one foot in the real world, and one in the digital space. In this increasingly digital world, there are a number of things that many of us took for granted in our own childhoods which no longer apply today. Among these simple pleasures that so many of us fondly…
Leighton House Museum is situated in London, in the Holland Park district of Chelsea and Kensington. Named so because of the former resident of the home, a leading artist of the Victorian era Sir Frederic Leighton had the house built to be both his home and studio. Now a private place of art, not only…
Kielder is a very remote area known for its beautiful landscapes with huge man-made lakes and a view of the night sky like you have never seen it before. If you wish to get lost in nature in Northumberland, Kielder Water and Forest Park brings you nature like you have never seen it before. Explore…
Peppa Pig World is the premier attraction at Paultons Family Theme Park, which is located in Hampshire, England and spreads over an area of 140 acres within the beautiful village of Ower. While there are plenty of other attractions at the family park which range from giant roller coasters and 4D movie halls to penguin…