A lthough the UK is a small country, we pack a big punch when it comes to our attractions. From castles steeped in history to famous towering clocks, you’re sure to be captivated by the UK’s breadth of fascinating sights. Located in some of the most picturesque and vibrant locations in the world, the UK is proudly home to landmarks galore.

Back in 2019, we suggested all the of the best UK landmarks to visit in 2019 (which are still relevant today!). In this blog, discover even more of our favourite spots across the UK, perfect for ticking off your travel bucket list…

An imposing building looming over the banks of the River Thames, discover London’s iconic castle and must-visit location. The Tower of London is a prominent World Heritage Site and boasts a breadth of Royal history. Discover the glistening Crown Jewels, meet the famous ravens that guard the once formidable fortress and learn about the grisly past of the Bloody Tower...

You can also enjoy an immersive walk through the flower field in the Tower of London’s famous moat. After over 20 million seeds have been planted, a colourful display awaits during the summer months. Unleash your inner child as you descend into the moat on a fun slide or use the traditional stairs and weave through a sea of colour whilst listening to the specially commissioned sound initialisation; the perfect way to escape from the outside world.

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Bermondsey Square Hotel

Blackpool Tower, Blackpool

Overlooking the Irish Sea, no trip to Blackpool is truly complete without a trip to the iconic Blackpool Tower . Reaching a staggering 518ft in height, journey up this impressive tower and take in the breathtaking panoramic views from the top.

With a history dating back over 125 years, Blackpool Tower continues to entertain visitors to this day. Boasting an abundance of attractions for all the family, you won't want to miss a visit to this incredible tower. Take in the unique bird's-eye view from the Blackpool Tower Eye, take a spin around the glamourous Ballroom, venture into Blackpool's gruesome past at Blackpool Tower Dungeon and much more...

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Imperial Hotel Blackpool

Liberty's on The Square

Another stop-off from England’s capital city is the towering Big Ben. Famous worldwide, this cultural landmark stands on the edge of the River Thames. Towering more than 96 metres and connected to The Houses of Parliament, the iconic bell first rang across the Westminster area on 31 May 1859.

Did you know...'Big Ben' is actually the name of the Great Bell inside the clock tower!

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Bermondsey Square Hotel

Steeped in over 1,000 years of history and home to a long line of British kings and queens, including Queen Elizabeth II, explore the fascinating Windsor Castle . This royal residence is the largest occupied castle in the world and people from far and wide flock to visit this impressive landmark all year round.

Originally built in the 11th century after the Norman invasion of England by William the Conqueror, you can learn the history behind British monarchs past and present at the royal residence of Windsor Castle.

For tickets to Windsor Castle along with a stay in a charming hotel, please click here and here .

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Gorse Hill

Stoke Place Hotel

Crowne Plaza Reading East

Be sure to visit the breathtaking York Minster , a magnificent cathedral located in the heart of York. With stain glass windows, delicately hand crafted stone and towering ceilings boasting intricate carvings, this exquisite building offers a peaceful experience.

Brave the 275 steps to the Central Tower where you will be rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views across the city or why not take a Hidden Minister Tour and discover the hidden areas of this beautiful building usually closed off to the public.

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Elmbank Hotel & Lodge

B+B Hotel, York

Caernarfon Castle, Wales

Discover Caernarfon, a medieval town steeped in history and set on the edge of the beautiful North Wales' coastline. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to possibly the most famous castle in Wales, you won’t want to miss exploring this breathtaking and fascinating location.

Recognised as one of the greatest buildings of the Middle Ages, Caernarfon Castle is an imposing fortress which overlooks the glistening waters of the River Seiont. This grand castle took 47 years to build and now boasts a breadth of history dating back 700 years.

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Celtic Royal Hotel