Top Place to see in the UK
Stonehenge

The site is managed by English Heritage. The stone circle cannot be accessed during normal opening hours, although they do hold regular Stone Circle Accessvisits in the early morning and late evening.
Tower Bridge

Spanning the Thames, just next to the Tower of London, it was built in 1894 after 50 architects and designers entered a competition to design a new bridge for London.
Visitors can view London from the high-level walkways and access the Victorian Engine Rooms. You can also access the bridge lift schedule which shows times and dates when the bridge will rise for large vessels.
London Movie Tours
Harry Potter, Atonement and Notting Hill

Chatsworth House
One of the best country houses in the UK

As well as housing one of Europe's finest private art collections, the stately home also has a magical 101 acre garden, a farmyard and adventure playground. It's free to visit the surrounding grounds.
Lake Windermere
The biggest lake in England

Although popular with tourists, the west shoreline is almost completely owned by the National Trust, which makes it a haven for wildlife.
This stunning landscape is also known for it's connection with Beatrix Potter and Arthur Ransome.
Portmeirion
Portmeirion - possibly the most eccentric village in the UK?

Now it is perhaps known as the location for 60's cult TV series The Prisoner and the home ofPortmeirion Pottery.
The Giant's Causeway
The area is made up from about 40,000 interlocking basalt columns which were created after a volcanic eruption.
The name comes from the legend of Finn MacCool. The story goes that mythical Irish giant Finn built the causeway to get to Scotland and battle with a rival giant called Benandonner.
Edinburgh
Dominated by Edinburgh Castle, the city is a hotbed of cultural pursuits.
It's full of galleries and museums and hosts the biggest collection of arts festivals in the UK throughout July and August.
Edinburgh is also home to one of the largest New Year's celebrations in the world, the famousHogmanay.
It's full of galleries and museums and hosts the biggest collection of arts festivals in the UK throughout July and August.
Edinburgh is also home to one of the largest New Year's celebrations in the world, the famousHogmanay.
Tresco Abbey Gardens

Many of the plants would not stand a chance on the Cornish mainland, less than 30 miles away. Yet even in Winter more than 300 plants will be in flower. The garden is home to species from 80 countries, ranging from Brazil to New Zealand and Burma to South Africa.
York Minster

It is the largest Gothic cathedral in northern Europe and is situated in York in Northern England. The present building was begun in about 1230 and completed in 1472.
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