POPULAR Great Britain POINTS OF INTEREST

This is the most straightforward route up and down Ben More, Mull's only Munro, and makes for a great hillwalk avoiding the need for any scrambling. Phone the Benmore Estate (01680 300229) Aug -...Read More

The current Cliff Lift was by no means the original way to take people down the city to the 120 ft pier. A rather more terrifying Cliff Hoist was used to drop passengers 120 ft to the front of t...Read More

Superb, fairly steep, uphill walk from Branklin Gardens about 25min to top where you have the iconic views of the River Tay and a very interesting survey station. From the car park, it's just ab...Read More

If you are planning a fun traveling holiday in two wheels with fresh air as you breathe, then snake pass is the best place for you. The snake is a name given to the part located in A 57 where it...Read More

Isle of Staffa in Scotland is home to one of the most spectacular caves in the world, the Fingal's Cave.

An eternal inspiration to great explorers, queens, and musicians, Fingal's Cave tr...Read More

A distinctive self-catering holiday accommodation near the Callanish Standing Stones and Carloway Broch on the island of Lewis ' Atlantic shore.  Open year-round.  An perfect place for visiting ...Read More

The ruins of Camber Castle are well worth visiting if you have any interest in history. There are tours of what is left of it on certain dates in the summer (I seem to remember) but it is fairly...Read More

One of the oldest trees in Britain. It's amazing to think that this tree has been standing for so long, and long may it stand. Officially listed as a Great British Tree, the Ankerwycke Yew is be...Read More

Cleitreabhal a Deas is a mountain summit in the North Uist, South Uist and Nearby Islands region in the county of Na h-Eileanan Siar [Western Isles], Scotland. Cleitreabhal a Deas is 133 metres ...Read More

 Heligan's Lost Gardens,is the world-famous restored fertile gardens and fields of enjoyment based in Cornwall, England.  Heligan, the Tremayne family's residence for over 400 years, is one of E...Read More

The Sinclair Bay is also commonly called as Reiss Beach and is famous for its white sand with the castles of 16th century at both the ends. The beach is cut in two halves by the passing stream w...Read More

Great place for all ages to show off their skills. Nice area

Aonach Eagach Ridge famed for it's narrow ridge on the British mainland (though Liathach and An Teallach must run it close), the Aonach Eagach gives a thrilling and spectacular traverse for keen...Read More

Surfers in the river? Yes, very much so. While walking by the River Severn, you may be shocked to see a huge wave coming at you from downstream, running the opposite direction of the current. Th...Read More

The Hurlers is a group of three stone circles in the civil parish of St Cleer, Cornwall. This is a fanastatic place for a walk around the Moor. The name The Hurlers derives from morally-loaded f...Read More

St James's Park is encircled by landmarks such as Buckingham Palace, Clarence House and Whitehall, including The Mall and Horse Guards Parade.

Buckingham Palace's renowned flower beds at ...Read More

The harbor space on the sting of the Caithness village of Keiss on the North East Coast of Scotland, twelve miles south of John O Groats. Keiss Harbour was very busy during the booms of earlier ...Read More

Loch Assynt is a freshwater loch in Sutherland, Scotland, 8 km ENE of Lochinver. Situated in a spectacular setting between the heights of Canisp, Quinag and Beinn Uidhe, it receives the outflow ...Read More

Cramond Island is the best spot to spend some leisure time by the sea side. The weather is particularly a highlighting feature of the site when the skies get covered with the grey clouds and oft...Read More

Battersea Park is a big Victorian park (200 acres) constructed from 1854 to 1870. It has a promenade along the river, a big lake, many remarkable trees and ecological regions, playgrounds for ch...Read More

This is a very well know peak and therefore it's quite busy with walkers. The Cader Idris Horseshoe is a somewhat obvious circular route in fair weather, but please note that poor conditions and...Read More

Visit the highest inland calcareous cliffs in Britain rising 450 ft and explore the depths of amazing stalactite caverns below which have been formed over millions of years by Ice Age melt-water...Read More

Crow Point Lighthouse is a small steel structure with the light just 7.6 meters above Mean High Water. Such a lovely thing to do when here in North Devon, whether it's for a whole day, or just p...Read More

The Rollright Stones are regularly labelled as one of the top ten stone circles in Britain. This makes them essential viewing if you have even a passing interest in prehistoric and Bronze Age mo...Read More

There’s a charming little bridge in Sligachan on the Isle of Skye. A small stream runs below it, and you can look up to a mighty mountain. Many travellers would never think to stop there to have...Read More

Beautiful scenery and a route that isn't too challenging. Definitely challenging in places and that included the Ordnance Survey instructions for the walk! A footpath described as a track windin...Read More

is a 2.9 mile loop trail located near Newland's Corner, Surrey with excellent views it's very popular with dog walkers. A beautiful spot to walk all year round & well connected to other long...Read More

Built in the early 30’s (1930-1933) the Undercliff walk stretches for several miles from Brighton Marina to Saltdean on the south coast of England. It's a pretty unique place to walk along as it...Read More

It's a true Gem. On the spectacular shoreline of Yorkshire, the Bempton Cliffs Reserve is home to one of the UK's top wildlife spectacles. Between March and October, approximately half a million...Read More

Nestled in between Manchester and Leeds is the funky town of Hebden Bridge in West Yorkshire. The town is known for its independent spirit, inclusivity of all communities and numerous cultural e...Read More

The Isle of Wight is an island off the south coast of England best known for its dinosaur fossils and Osborne House, where Queen Victoria died. But its most impressive natural wonder is without ...Read More

This seaside town on the Welsh Coast has been described as Wales’ answer to Biarritz. Known primarily for being a university town, Aberystwyth has a fascinating history as a market centre and in...Read More

Nestled in the heart of the oldest university in the English speaking world, the University Church of St Mary the Virgin, to give the it its full title, is a stunning example of religious archit...Read More

This beach is fantastic! Good parking, toilets ideal for dog walkers. Good choice of places to eat - I would recommend the watering hole - not had a bad meal there. This place is mainly a sur...Read More

Lullingstone Loop is a 6.6 mile loop trail located near Eynsford, England. It is a very nice trail that takes you up and around the country park. The path goes across the golf course and alongsi...Read More

Gwennap Head considered being the very best place in Cornwall to see many marine species including dolphins, porpoises, Basking Shark, Grey Seals, seabirds and even an occasional whale.

T...Read More

Beautiful setting with an epic history, in love with the tree of life, which I felt some meditative state with. Great for budding photographers and perfect setting for a picnic. We walked miles ...Read More

From Tanygrisiau up to Cwmorthin, the abandoned slate mines of Rhosydd Quarry is a stunner. The scenery is nothing short of excellent, and the deserted mine ruins and houses are hauntingly stunn...Read More

This is undoubtedly one of the iconic landmarks in Britain, not just Cornwall. Famous for a causeway and only accessible by foot during low tide (boat service applies thereafter). National Trust...Read More

Not maintained too much rubbish and litter bins broken the nature reserve leaves a lot to be disered. But is popular with locals especially weekends in the Summer. I've been playing football in ...Read More

After driving through a steep dark tunnel you emerge at a park with great views of the White Cliffs of Dover and the English Channel. Even on a typical moody English day the cliffs are lovely. ...Read More

The village of Rodel is found on the island of Harris. Many divers view Rodel as an ideal diving destination in Scotland. The scenic road between Tarbert and Rodel is understood because of the G...Read More

2 quarterpipes with flat bank set back in between, driveway with grind rail & planter.

I was blown away when we first discovered this cemetery park. During the spring / summertime in the cemetery is amazing and this is when the cemetery really comes to life! The Wild flowers, spid...Read More

St. Kilda is an archipelago of four islands off the coast of Scotland. Although these islands were inhabited for more than 2.000 years, now the St. Kilda is a ghost archipelago with no residents...Read More

In Polperro, it is natural to step back in time in what is a fundamentally an unspoiled fishing village on the South East coast of Cornwall. Its charming cottages cling to steep hillsides around...Read More

Connected to the cliffs by a rope bridge across the Atlantic Ocean, Carrick-a-Rede Island (home to a single building - a fisherman's cottage) is the final destination. The rope bridge was first ...Read More

Cornwall is not short of attractions, but St. Michael's mount has got to be near the top of most people's 'must see' list on a visit to this beautiful county. If you drive west from London, ulti...Read More

Fantastic beautiful natural area, ideal for all ages and any time of the year.Lots of walks in and around. Also visit nearby Pateley Bridge Yorkshire best High Street. great place to stay near t...Read More

Holyrood Park could be a short walk from Edinburgh’s Royal Mile in the heart of the city.  The parks highest purpose is Arthur's Seat, an ancient volcano, and sits 251m on top of water level giv...Read More

This is a caravan for touring and offers a camping site for north-west coast in Scotland. This family run small caravan is situated 5 miles in the north of village Lochinver and covers around 2....Read More

Awesome skatepark also known as Brixton Beach. Great design and in good condition with some fantastic graffiti artists plying their trade. Bmx also welcome!

Whitby Abbey has been thrilling tourists for nearly 1500 years–now it's your turn.

Follow in their footsteps artists, writers and religious leaders to explore the majestic gothic landmark...Read More

Not being from around the area, took ages to find a spot to park the car.The place is quite picturesque and you can spend couple of hours there just enjoying the scenic beauty. Good place to wal...Read More

If you love the outdoors, history of towns and castles and whiskey..come to the Cairngorms! Cairngorms National Park is a national park in northeast Scotland and one of the most exquisite places...Read More

These tunnels are fascinating. There is a lot of history in this maze of tunnels. There are 22 miles of caves which have been in use for more than 2000 years. Large free car park. Tours start on...Read More

The Old Man of Hoy is a 449-foot sea stack on the island of Hoy, part of the Orkney archipelago off the north coast of Scotland. Formed from Old Red Sandstone, it is one of the tallest stacks in...Read More

This place is nice for walks,picnics and fishing or taking the boat or dinghy out on the water.There is a £2 charge for parking at weekends and bank holidays - I think the cost is £1.50 during t...Read More

We took a boat trip out to Mousa.  Boat may seem somewhat  expensive but would happily pay once again . Broch is as striking . The hike to the broch (and petrels) is around 15-20 minutes. YOU wi...Read More

Mayfield lavender farm is situated at Barnstead in Surrey and about 15 miles from control London. If you want to enjoy the Provence as bees buzz during the warm summer, then the place should be ...Read More

Beaumaris, on the island of Anglesey, is a beautiful town to visit; it has an impressive castle and a pristine beach. Its greatest feature, however, is arguably its boat tours to the nearby Puff...Read More

The Royal Albert Dock in Liverpool is at the centre of the city’s history, culture and recreational scene. It was, in the 19th century, one of the most significant trading hubs in the world. Que...Read More

God’s Own Junkyard is a psychedelic paradise made of handmade vintage signs and neon lights, all hidden inside a warehouse in Walthamstow, East London. The place, managed by third-generation neo...Read More

If this gem was located anywhere else it would be gated off and charged admission. The cave is situated at the end of a narrow inlet and accessed by stairs from both sides of the cliff tops. The...Read More

There is no doubt that London is one of the most exciting melting pots in the world and a city that deserves all the attention when it comes to diversity in every sense of the word. London is a ...Read More

Dartmoor has some of the finest climbing spots. Fact. The granite tors protruding from the earth provide the perfect playground for those of a spiderman disposition.  Or maybe endurance is more ...Read More

These passages, located right underneath the city streets of Exeter, offer an interesting glimpse into the city's past. The guides are helpful, but they reiterate most of the information shown i...Read More

Dunnottar Castle is a dramatic and suggestive ruined cliff-top fortress which was the home of the Earls Marischal, once one of the most powerful families in Scotland.  What makes Dunnottar so am...Read More

Historically referred to as' Wurm' meaning' dragon' by Viking invaders, the promontory, Worm's Head, is shaped like a gigantic sea-serpent and marks Gower's westernmost point. A rocky causeway j...Read More

The Longleat Hedge Maze is located in the garden of the English stately home of Longleat, situated next to the village of Horningsham, in Wiltshire.

Added to the estate in 1975, the Long...Read More

Stumbled across this by chance, as sat nav took us via a spurious route to Haywards Heath. Short walk across field from parking layby via signed footpath.You need stout boots to walk across fiel...Read More

Blackgang Chine is slowly in demise forever and that's why you need to pay a visit. It's located on the South coast of the Isle Of Wight. There's plenty of free parking, a restaurant, lots of fo...Read More

Icon of the island, the Old Man of Storr Skye is a pinnacle standing on a steep rocky hill on the East side of the isle of Skye. It is home to the Old Man of Storr walk, one of the most famous o...Read More

Great place to go for spin on the mtb. Some good climbs with some brilliant descents and it's not too techy. Parallel Universe and the B line being favourites. One Planet Adventure cafe in Co...Read More

London is a great city bursting with all forms of art that will feed your eyes and your soul. Some of the most spectacular art pieces call this beautiful city home, standing in front of the punc...Read More

A short walk from Limehouse Station I d Limehouse Basin-a pleasant apartment development on the waterside. From the end of the station there is an excellent view of Canary Wharf and an enjoyable...Read More

Been to Dorset many times but never actually got down to the Swannery, this time decided to go and could take the car further down to this  beautiful place with stunning scenery! Amazing to see ...Read More

Located at the head of Loch Shiel, Glenfinnan stretches southwest to Acharacle for 20 miles. Glenfinnan attracts thousands of visitors from all over the world to experience the beautiful scenery...Read More

The Gruinard Bay beaches are particular for the pink sand and rocky coves while having spectacular view. The three pink beaches of this bay are from Torridon rock. The area is particularly inter...Read More

The singing ringing tree seems a little bit of a blot on the landscape if I am honest and it looks completely out of place, but I guess if it gets people out walking then it cannot be all bad. I...Read More

I love riding Crawley place is so flowey

Having no electric and no distractions, it's the perfect place to switch off from the hassles of a hectic life. It's like camping, but you're not getting wet! It provides a basic budget holiday ...Read More

Located on the southeastern coast of Kent, Dungeness is a somewhat harsh landscape that is home to two nuclear power stations and a small estate. The stony landscape is frequently referred to as...Read More

Puzzlewood is breathtaking. Very atmospheric walk through the woods with lots of twists and turns. Stunning scenery. It is not suitable for anyone with mobility difficulties. It is better to go ...Read More

The Forth Bridge is one amongst Scotland’s significant landmarks and could be a UNESCO World Heritage website. This brilliant railway bridge was designed between 1883 and 1890 by Sir John Fowler...Read More

Crook Peak is an obvious focus as it stands out if you're travelling on the M5 in Somerset. Getting to the peak, the 360 degree view is stunning. Views to the Welsh coast in one direction, Hinck...Read More

If you're looking for a holiday, short break or an epic weekend away this autumn then you'll find all you need here. Home to Snowdon the highest mountain in Wales and England at 3,560ft. We're a...Read More

The Naked Ladies” are a group of unusually posed statues, comprised of eight sea nymphs carved from white Carrara marble atop a rock garden. The statues are of Italian design, and come from Carr...Read More

Hundreds of old gravestones circle an ash tree in the churchyard of St Pancras Old Church in London. Of course, they weren't how they were originally laid out. So, how did they, as it were, get ...Read More

The name Winnats comes from ‘Windy Gates’ as one of the windier entrances into Castleton and the Hope Valley.

Winnats Pass is a mountain pass located in the High Peak area of the Peak Dis...Read More

Loch Linnhe in Scotland features a special attraction to photographers because of its fantastic scenery and sunsets. Not solely photographers relish this distinctive location the area offers sev...Read More

Stenness and Callanish, on the isles of Orkney and Lewis respectively – are believed to be among the UK's oldest, dating back some 5,000 years. There are many more scattered around the Scottish ...Read More

Built in 1866 as an amusement attraction how ever it was jutted out to sea from the city’s shoreline, and was destroyed in through years of neglect, storms, and fire. Still think it worth a shot...Read More

Always has been a world-class park. Good skate shop attached. Prices to skate have risen exponentially of late, and it's always packed. Can't complain though as it's the only park of its kind, ...Read More

Trebarwith Strand is just over two miles from Tintagel along the north Cornwall heritage coastline landmarked by Gull Rock.  The sandy beach becomes wholly submerged at high tide and is accessed...Read More

Winchester Cathedral is one of the most important and impressive cathedrals in Europe, let alone the United Kingdom. Its history goes all the way back to the 7th century when the first Anglo-Sax...Read More

This is a big beach of white sand and large dunes, lies closer to Cape Wrath in the north side of Scotland. The beach site is a splendid piece of beauty full of many opportunities and interestin...Read More

The arch stands close to the statue of Capt. James Cook, overlooking the harbour. There are great views of the town and fishing harbour. It's a popular spot to take photos of the old town, churc...Read More

The Camden Markets, located in Camden Town, Northwest London, was originally a local food market dating back to the beginning of the 20th century. The markets expanded rapidly in the 70s when ar...Read More

Devil’s Bridge got its fascinating name from an old Welsh legend amplifying how the original bottom bridge came to be. Legend has it that the devil built the bridge to help an old lady get her c...Read More