5 Historical Places to Visit in the UK

Are you in the UK, or you are thinking of a perfect getaway for you and your family? Or an opportunity to learn about the historical, yet amazing places in the UK, well, here is an amazing piece to get you through.

Of course, an adventure is something you wouldn't want to miss during your soujourn in the UK. There are incredible sights to behold, and numerous things to learn in the ancient city. so, while you enjoy the calmness of the cities, let's also help you enjoy a dive into antiquity!

Top 5 Historical Places to Visit in the UK

Canterbury, Kent

If you want the best place to get acquaint with some of the oldest Christian structures in England, then the city of Canterbury in Kent is the place to visit.

Canterbury Cathedral is one of England's most famous and oldest Christian structures and is unmissable. Open year-round, it is part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site along with St Augustine’s Abbey and St Martin's Church.

The city walls were built by the Romans in 270AD and the remains of Canterbury Castle.

Nottingham

Nottingham is a beautiful place, home to one of the most famous legends in the world.

In Nottingham Castle, you can learn all about Robin Hood and his Merry Men. The castle is also home to several other galleries and exhibitions, where you can learn about everything from Nottingham’s lace industry to its history with alabaster.

Nottingham is also home to the Belvoir Castle, Newark Castle, Wollaton Hall and Newstead Abbey.

The Holy Island of Lindisfarne, Northumberland

Think of this Island as an historical island with important links to early English Christianity.

In 635 AD, an Irish monk named Aidan (later Saint Aidan) established a monastery on the island, at the heart of the Northumberland kingdom, which was a dominant power in the 7th century. Lindisfarne is rich in history, from the founding of the monastery to Viking raid stories.

You can drive to Holy Island via a long causeway, but it's crucial to check the tidal times to avoid being stranded. Once on the island, there's much to explore, including the priory ruins and a museum where you can delve into the island's history. Bring your camera to capture the unique charm of this small, remote island.

Salisbury Wiltshire

The ancient city where Salisbury’s original cathedral once stood, Old Sarum, also makes the list of historical places to visit during your stay in the UK. You can get a perfect view of it from the Salisbury Club Site.

Apart from the old Sarum, you can visit the Neolithic site of Stonehenge which is about 20-minute drive from our Salisbury Club Site. The megalithic stones are one of England’s most popular attractions.

Salisbury Cathedral, St Thomas’ Church and The Guildhall are just a few other places of historical interest to add to your itinerary.

Loch Ness, Inverness

Talk about Scotland’s most famous loch surrounded by the myth of the Loch Ness Monster (Nessie).

The Loch Ness Centre should be your first stop to learn about the legendary story revolving around Nessie, first sighted on August 22, 564. Take a walk through 500 million years of history to uncover secrets, history, and fascinating scientific research.