Must See Sites in Great Britain

Discover Ancient Britain at Stonehenge

Stonehenge might just be the most iconic historic landmark in a country with no shortage of historic landmarks. This prehistoric monument can be found in Wiltshire, a ring of standing stones that archaeologists believe was constructed somewhere between 3000BC and 2000BC. Nobody can be exactly sure what this monument was used for, but there is suggestion that it could have been a burial ground as fragments of bone have also been found there.

Enjoy a Drink With a View in Glasgow

Glasgow is a very charming city, but it’s impossible to appreciate the full beauty of the city when you are simply walking around the streets, so why not explore one of the city’s rooftop bars? Well, actually there is only one, and it is at The Carlton George hotel. The bar is located on the 7th floor so you have a lovely view over the city, and their food and drink is pretty great too. Their afternoon tea is a little over a tenner and offers incredible value that cannot be beaten.

Learn How to Surf in Newquay

When you think of places in the world with a great surfing culture, your mind might wander to faraway places like Hawaii or the Pacific coast of Mexico, but believe it or not there is also an exceptional surfing culture to be found in Great Britain, and specifically in the southern counties of Somerset and Cornwall. Newquay in Cornwall is a town bursting full of surfing schools where you can rent equipment and have lessons so you can ride the impressive waves of this part of England.

Cruise the Waters of Lake Windermere

Lake Windermere is the largest natural lake in all of England, a wonderfully peaceful place to relax and enjoy the water and the green landscapes. As such, this is a very popular summer holiday spot for local people as well as foreigners, but because the expanse of the lake is so great, the only way to really explore all of it is to take a lake cruise. Cruises can last up to three hours, and show you through wooded islands, mountains scenery, secluded bays, and lots more beauty besides.    

Take in the Scenery of the Seven Sisters Cliffs

England is a country with some of the dramatic coastline in the world, and you can experience all the majesty of this for yourself by taking a trip to the Seven Sisters Cliffs in East Sussex. The features of these dramatic chalk cliffs were created all the way back in prehistoric times when land was submerged and the waves pushed the chalk to the surface. And now all these years since then, the cliffs make for wonderful coastal walks and photograph opportunities.   

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