Confinement made you want to go somewhere else? Unfortunately escaping outside the borders is still a complicated step. Don't panic, you can travel in the UK! The country offers a great diversity of landscapes. Here are 7 destinations to visit in the United Kingdom:
1. London
Impossible to visit the UK without discovering London. The capital is the heart of the former British Empire and today is a global and multicultural city. Take advantage of your stay to admire the emblematic monuments, such as Big Ben or Buckingham Palace. Take a stroll along the Thames, discover the hipster district of Shoreditch, see a musical and end up in typical pubs.
2. Bristol
Bristol is a city well known for being the cradle of trip hop with Tricky as well as the bands Portishead and Massive Attack. But also for the street-art with Banksy who made his first works there because he is native of it. With its port centre, its maritime heritage is also recognised throughout the world.
3. Bath
Bath is a spa town, which dates back to Roman times! It is one of the most charming and beautiful cities in the country and only a few kilometres from Bristol. This town in the southwest of England, located in the county of Somerset, is more than just the famous Roman baths.You can visit Pultenay Bridge across the Avon, Bath Abbey, stroll through the narrow streets of the historic centre or admire the architecture of The Circus.
4. Brighton
In the South of the UK, Brighton is seducing with its pebbled beach. On the famous Brighton Pier, you'll find arcade games, attractions and retro rides. For a British beachside atmosphere, Brighton is a must see. You can also make the most of your time in Brighton by visiting the Seven Sisters in the east. These are large white chalk cliffs that plunge steeply into the sea.
5. Cambridge
Cambridge is one of Europe's oldest centres of learning and education. Stroll through the city's narrow streets lined with universities, bookshops, hostels and pubs and quench your thirst at The Eagle pub, where students have been for centuries. Take a boat trip on the River Cam.
6. York
This northern walled city is known for its imposing and beautiful Gothic cathedral, as well as for The Shambles, a picturesque cobbled street, which inspired the side walk in Harry Potter. You will also find charming cafés and small, typical restaurants.
7. Lake District National Park
In the north of Liverpool and England, the Lake District is a beautiful national park where superb walks await you between green hills and numerous lakes. If you like nature, this place really deserves some attention. You can do many outdoor activities such as cannoying, climbing, hiking, mountain biking.
