Top 5 Landmarks to Visit in the UK

The UK has one of the richest histories in the world and that transpires into the many landmarks up and down the country. A projected 22 million people will visit the UK in 2022 which highlights just how lucky we are as a nation to have these landmarks virtually on our doorstep.

The UK lockdowns have made us realise the true beauty of the UK and what staycations have to offer and so, fitting these landmarks into your staycation plans is a great way to spend your time. The landmarks are also great for simply visiting in a last-minute plan to cure boredom.

Getting around the UK is now easier than ever. You could travel via car, bus or onboard one of the many train services available every day.

Not sure what the top 5 landmarks are. We’ve got you covered to make choosing the next landmark you visit as straightforward as possible. Read on to find out more.

Stonehenge

A place that is said to have been created by the wizard Merlin himself, this location brings curiosity and exploration to the forefront of your mind. Located just 10 miles from the historic city of Salisbury, this location makes for the perfect day out on a weekend away in this city.

The Roman Baths

Delve deeper into the historic Roman Baths located in the city of Bath. This landmark is over 2000-years-old and allows visitors to retrace the footsteps of Roman life in Britain all that time ago. Once here, you’ll be surrounded by many other historic buildings making it a fine day out for the family.

Buckingham Palace

The queen of England is perhaps the most famous person in the world and currently holds the world record for having the longest reign as a monarch, so why wouldn’t you want to visit her London home and witness the beautiful architecture first-hand. Once done here, you’ll have the rest of London to explore.

York Minster

Looking for a landmark in the charming county of Yorkshire? You’ll struggle to find one quite as incredible as the York Minster. This building is over 1300 years old but has been preserved to maintain its elegance and beauty over time. Witness it first hand then continue into an epic day out in York.

Angel of the North

If you want to visit the north of England then the Angel of the North is the landmark for you. A gatekeeper to the fascinating city of Newcastle, you can stop off to witness the angel before continuing the journey into Newcastle to explore the nightlife and excellent shopping facilities.