Tuesday 16 August 2022

Top Tips When Visiting England

Many of us have sampled some of the most incredible countries on the planet. Yet one of the smallest offers plenty, even for the seasoned traveller. England is small but perfectly formed. And it is home to many beautiful and wonderful sights. Some are natural, and many are man-made. There are cities and countryside to explore. And you can still find great local traditions and cuisine in each area to delight.

 

Don't just see Stonehenge

When taking a trip across England many visitors will venture across to Stonehenge, but dont forget there are lots of attractions near Stonehenge too. One of the most popular attractions is Woodhenge, which has just as interesting a history of Stonehenge dating back to 2500BC. You also have Avebury which is not far either and the great thing about both of these attractions is that they are free so you dont have to worry about money!


Avebury in all its glory



Check Out Somerset

Somerset is steeped in tradition. It is also home to one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Bath has a long history of healing and relaxation. The Romans took advantage of the natural spas, and they built incredible structures to protect them. These baths remain, and can still be used. Somerset is also home to several market towns. But it is the quaint villages that make this county so desirable. Unique cottages and stunning countryside offer any holidaymaker a wonderful experience.


Don't underestimate Essex

Essex is also a very ancient county with incredible cities and stunning countryside. It is one of the larger counties in England but also boasts plenty of coastlines. The proximity to London makes this area highly desirable to commuters and vacationers. Ancient churches dominate the landscape of villages and towns alike. But the attractions of towns like Southend-on-Sea are not to be missed. There is 8 miles of coastline that can be walked or cycled along. And some of it can even be enjoyed as you ride the train into London. Southend is also home to some of the best Bed and Breakfast accommodation in the area.

 


There's more to London than you might think

When you think of London, you may immediately visualise the tourist hotspots. Big Ben and the London Eye are among some of the most popular. But London has plenty more to offer. There is far more green space than you may think. Parks and pleasant country walks can be found all over the place. Beautiful gardens and decorative buildings sit side by side away from the bustle of the city roads. Of course, many people choose to stay in the exclusive five-star hotels available. But you can still find homely accommodation with a budget when you rent an apartment.


Don't think about traditional transport

Narrowboats and canal boats are an amazing way to travel some England’s most picturesque waterways. There is often plenty of wildlife to see, and incredible towpaths to explore by bicycle or on foot. For a quiet, country exploration with a unique form of accommodation, this kind of vacation can not be beaten. There are working canals and leisure canals all over England, but the most popular are in the East. You can rent your own boat, or stay aboard a larger one with bed and breakfast facilities.


So much more than you think

It’s unlikely that you will ever see everything there is in England, which is why its important to ensure you really think about what you want to see. There really is something for everyone in this little country. Beautiful natural wonders like the Lake District and incredible man-made structures like Stonehenge can pique anyone’s interest. Whether you love the cities or adore the countryside, try England for your next holiday.

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