Sunday, July 12, 2009

Anyone have a list of things 2 c in the United Kingdom?

I have a project due for geography but I don't know where to go--any info. would be useful!

Anyone have a list of things 2 c in the United Kingdom?
Please note that this is not my own work otherwise I would feel very guilty!!











Visit Windsor Castle





Windsor Castle is one of the oldest inhabited strongholds in the world. It is one of the most popular things to do in England, and a UK tour of the castle can be booked almost any day of the year. Windsor Castle has been a home to the Sovereign for over 900 years, and today is one of the three official residences of the Queen. First built in 1070 by William the Conqueror, this is one of the best places to tour in England.





Visit the Canterbury Cathedral





Another of the most popular things to do in England, Canterbury Cathedral is not only one of the oldest cathedrals in the UK; it is also full of intrigue. Famous murders and burials have happened within the walls of the cathedral, and a UK tour of the cathedral is fascinating. The cathedral dates back to the year 597, and the archives held by the cathedral date back many centuries detailing the records of births and deaths in the area.





Hike the Lake District





The Lake District is a series of lakes that make up one of the most beautiful stretches of English countryside you're likely to find. Walking along the trails is among the most favorite UK attractions among both travelers and locals. Plenty of pubs can be found in the Lake District to warm weary walking legs, as well.





Buckingham Palace





Buckingham Palace is the official residence of the Queen of England and a massive palace to boot. You'll see a flag outside when the Queen is in residence. Buckingham Palace first became the official royal residence in the 19th century, and the changing of the guard happens here daily. Since the castle has heavy security, only certain sections of the palace are available for tours. Summer is the best time to view the castle, as tourists will find the most sections are open at this time.





Watch the Changing of the Guard





The changing of the guard is perhaps one of the most appealing UK attractions to visitors. You can see the changing of the guard outside either Windsor Castle or Buckingham Palace. Changing of the guard doesn't always happen every day, though, so be sure to check ahead before you fight the crowds.





Tour the Castles





Both English castles and Scottish castles are imbued with history. Dating back hundreds of years, a tour of the castles is one of the most popular things to do in Scotland and England. Castles offer a chance to see the historical handiwork of various rulers.





Lunch at a Roman Bath





About an hour's bus ride from the city of London you'll find the city of Bath, and in Bath you'll find one of the oldest Roman bathhouses in Europe. Restored and converted into a restaurant, guests can sip tea or nibble sandwiches overlooking the bathhouse.





Visit the Stone Henge





If you'll be anywhere near Stone Henge(and even if you won't), you'll want to find a way to get here. A description of this ancient circle of stones cannot compare to the feeling of seeing it in person. Dating back thousands of years and thought to be the work of the ancient Celts, the stones of the monument are remarkable both for the ingenuity used to move the massive rocks to their resting place and for their relation to astronomy. Tours are available daily, although the most striking time to see Stonehenge is either at sunrise or sunset.
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Alton Towers Staffordshire


Madame Tussaud's London


Tower of London London


Natural History Museum London


Legoland Windsor


Chessington World of Adventure Surrey


Science Museum London


The Royal Academy London


Canterbury Cathedral Kent


Windsor Castle Berkshire


Westminster Abbey London


Edinburgh Castle Edinburgh


Flamingo Land Theme Park Yorkshire


Drayton Manor Park Staffordshire


Windermere Lake Cruises Cumbria


St. Pauls Cathedral London


London Zoo London


Chester Zoo Cheshire


Victoria %26amp; Albert Museum London


Thorpe Park Surrey


The Eden Project Cornwall


Kew Gardens London


Roman Baths and Pump Room Bath


World of Beatrix Potter Attraction Lake District


Blackpool Tower Lancashire


Blackpool Pleasure Beach Lancashire


British Museum London


Eastbourne Pier Sussex


The National Gallery London


The Palace Pier Brighton


Pleasureland Amusement Park Southport


Tate Gallery London


York Minster Yorkshire





Also try this website: http://www.tourist-information-uk.com/
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