Top 3 Destinations In England That You Must Not Miss

If you're in England, you'll never get bored of various sightseeing destinations and things to do. The country boasts loads of tourist spots that welcome visitors from all over the world from cultural heritage museums, theme parks and historic places.

Check out the top 3 destinations in England that you must not miss.

The Lake District

The Lake District also popular for the name Lakeland is UK's well known national park. It is a wide stretch of green countryside, beautiful sceneries and breathtaking views that cover about 885 square miles. Since 1951, the place has been protected making it one of the top 3 destinations in England to visit.

It is a perfect destination for various activities including Ghyll Scrambling water adventure, lake cruises, steam yacht gondola, bike ride to long day hiking in the hills. The best time to visit the place is during April and May when it is generally sunny or go in September or October to witness the vibrant place during Autumn.

Check out Ambleside and Windermere towns which are accessible to the central lakes. When you're in the Northern part, Keswick is a good base to start your tour. If you're in the West, never miss Wasdale, the home to the popular fells including Scafell Pike. For the Eastern part, go for Kendal, according to Telegraph.

Tower of London

Tower of London highlights the architecture of the Norman military during its domination. It was founded around  1066 and has become the house of the Royal families before it turned into a prison site, according to Touropia.The popular spot became a prison cell from 1100 to the middle of the 20^th century, turned into an armory destination, and even to zoo.

 It is now home to the British Crown Jewels and has the reputation of the most haunted building in England. London Pass reports that it is amongst the world's most well known fortresses. Check out the following trivia about the place that belongs to the top 3 destinations in England.

• Tower of London was not accepted by the people of London as it represents oppression.
• The tower is still home to her Majesty's Crown Jewels.
• People guarding the jewels in the tower and are tasked to be tour guides are called Beefeaters.
• Prisoners enter a water gate called as Traitor's Gate.
• There are 12 acres of land inside the wall.

Durham Cathedral

Durham Cathedral was built in 1093 to receive the relics of St. Cuthbert and the Venerable Bede.  Just like the Tower of London, the cathedral has been an example of Norman architecture in England, Durham Cathedral reports. It features the Castle precint that displays buildings of the Durham Palatinate.  In 1986, it was recognized as one of the World Heritage by UNESCO.  Today, the place is one of the top 3 destinations in England as it welcomes more than 700,000 visitors per year.

If you are visitng the United Kingdom, make sure that you drop by to these top 3 destinations in England. Arrange your itinerary and pack up the right clothes to fully enjoy your visit.