England’s Most Unique Attractions
There are tourist attractions from top to bottom in England and many famous places that people from all over the world come to see. So, where do you go when you want to take a side step onto the unbeaten track and away from the tourists? There are all kinds of lesser-known, unique and interesting places to visit – keep reading to discover just a few of these.
White Scar Caves, Yorkshire Dales
The Yorkshire Dales is a fantastic place for nature lovers with spectacular peaks, deep valleys, ancient woodland and rolling hills. You are spoilt for choice for parts to explore and activities in the Yorkshire Dales, but it is the White Scar Caves that really stand out and are worth the visit.
Found right on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales, the White Scar Caves formed over 200,000 years ago and reach over a mile. Here you will find stunning stalactites, waterfalls, rocky pools and much more to discover in this striking, unique and beautiful area.
Alnwick Poison Garden, Northumberland
Those looking for a unique destination should check out Alnwick Poison Garden in Northumberland, which is run by the Duchess of Northumberland featuring over 100 toxic species of plants. They are incredibly beautiful and unlike plants that you see anywhere else – be warned, you should not touch, smell or taste any of the plants here! Harry Potter enthusiasts will recognize the garden and Alnwick Castle as a filming location in the first 2 films.
Lakeland Llama Trekking, Penrith
Animal lover? Lakeland llama trekking in Penrith could be the perfect experience for you as a chance to get close to these beautiful and very gently animals set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Lake District. In addition to llamas, you are likely to encounter all kinds of other wildlife along the way making this a fun and special experience. You can also get together for a small group tour around England to discover the incredible beauty found throughout.
Hush Heath Estate and Winery, Kent
People often do not think about England as a wine-producing region, but Hush Heath Estate and Winery in Kent produce fine wine in a breathtaking estate featuring some of the most vibrant fauna and flora in the country. Expert-led tours are an incredible experience here that allow you to enjoy being surrounded by beautiful vineyards, apple orchards and ancient woodlands while sampling delicious wine.
These are just a few of the best-kept secrets in England and places that are free from vast numbers of tourists. There is great beauty and attractions found all throughout England and a huge amount to see and do in regions throughout which can give you an alternative to the more common attractions and major cities.
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