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The North Scottish Highlands or Highlands are close to Edinburgh and Glasgow. This is the largest region in Scotland, it is called the pride of Great Britain. It covers more than 15,000 square kilometers. There are stunning landscapes here, including the legendary Loch Ness, which is known all over ...

The Pembrokeshire Coast is a national park consisting of plateaus overlooking the sea cliffs. A great place for bird watching on the islands of Grasholm, Skomer and Skokholm, and Ramsey Island is known for its large seal population. This coastal paradise is not only home to some of the most exquisit...

The Isles of Scilly are located 45 kilometers off the coast of Lands End in Cornwall. This is a beautiful part of England, which is popular with day travelers and vacationers in the summer, but at the end of September, boat and plane flights stop, and only locals remain on the skeletons. The archipe...

The Isle of Man is located in the Irish Sea at about the same distance from England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. Despite its compact size, there are many diverse landscapes here. In the north of the island, you will find long sandy beaches that surround the coastline with dunes and lighthouses. The...

The Natural History Museum in London differs from other cultural institutions with free admission, and it is open all year round. Visitors are advised to set aside at least 1 day to explore the exhibits, taking their time. There are about 80 million items in the main collections that are of great hi...

Madame Tussauds in London helps you get to know people from history or even your favorite movie star. Creating truly fantastic images of iconic figures requires a lot of effort and time, and visitors to the British Wax Museum highly appreciate the exhibits. The institution has 23 branches in differe...

London's National Gallery is one of London's most popular tourist attractions. At the beginning of the nineteenth century, the number of works of art in Great Britain increased dramatically. In response to this demand, a gallery was founded and built in Trafalgar Square in London, which contains mor...

Caerphilly Castle, covering 12 hectares, is one of the greatest surviving castles in the medieval Western world. It was the culmination of medieval defensive architecture with massive gates and water structures, the landmark is considered the first true example of a concentric castle in the UK. De C...

Dunnottar Castle in Scottish Gaelic, Dun Fhoithear, means "fort on a descending slope." He played a central role in turning points in Scottish history. Dunnottar combines attractive appearance and historical significance, the attraction often impresses the imagination of visitors going on vacation a...

The Sherlock Holmes House Museum is located at 221B Baker Street in London, and it is the most popular address in the world. When Sir Arthur Conan Doyle started writing stories about a fictional detective, he had to specify a house. Doyle used the address given and said that Holmes and his friend, D...