Must-See
England
23 places on our lists.
Places in England
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Must-SeeHadrian's Wall
The Roman Empire's northern frontier, striding over wild English hills.
Must-SeeLake District
England's finest hills and lakes, the land of Wordsworth and Beatrix Potter.
Must-SeeLondon
One of the world's great cities, with the Tower, Westminster, free museums and the West End.
Must-SeeOxford and the Cotswolds
Dreaming spires and old colleges, with honey-stone villages close by, and Blenheim Palace.
Must-SeeStonehenge and Avebury
The mysterious stone circle, with the far larger Avebury ring nearby.
Must-SeeThe Cotswolds
Honey-stone villages, like Bibury and Bourton-on-the-Water, in rolling countryside.
Must-SeeWindsor Castle
The world's oldest and largest lived-in castle, a short trip from London.
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Worth a DetourCambridge
Old colleges and King's College Chapel, with punting on the River Cam.
Worth a DetourCornwall
Sandy coves and fishing villages, St. Ives and the Eden Project, with Tintagel's legends.
Worth a DetourPeak District
Britain's first national park, with Chatsworth House and stone villages.
Worth a DetourStratford-upon-Avon
Shakespeare's birthplace, and his company's great theaters.
Worth a DetourWarner Bros. Studio Tour London
The sets, costumes and props of the Harry Potter films.
If You're NearbyBlenheim Palace
Winston Churchill's birthplace, and England's grandest baroque house.
If You're NearbyBrighton
England's lively seaside city, with a pier and the fantastical Royal Pavilion.
If You're Nearby
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If You're NearbyIsle of Wight
England's holiday island, with the Needles and Queen Victoria's Osborne House.
If You're NearbyJurassic Coast
Durdle Door, and 185 million years of cliffs, with fossil-hunting on the beach.
If You're NearbyLiverpool and Manchester
The Beatles' city, and football's great northern rivals.
If You're NearbyWalsingham
England's Marian pilgrimage village in Norfolk, walked by pilgrims since the Middle Ages.
If You're NearbyYorkshire Dales and Moors
Stone walls, waterfalls and heather, with the Brontës' Haworth nearby.