What to See in England in 3 Days
You are planning a trip to England, intending to visit in just 3 days, what you can see and do? No need to worry, we’ve got it covered! England is a nation steeped in history, beautiful landscapes and the bustling spirt of the cities. We will lead you through some of the not-to-be-miss attractions that will keep your visit to England short but unforgettable.
Day 1: Exploring London
London, the capital city of England is a city of history, a city of culture, a city of modernity, a city of the world. Kick of the day by dropping by the world famous Big Ben and Houses of Parliament located in the City center. Photograph, appreciate the beautiful structure and learn about the British political system.
Next up make way to near by Westminster Abbey a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visit the palace of a centuries-old church that see royal weddings and coronations occur. The complex Gothic design and lovely stained glass work will certainly sprang you in euphoria.
Continue along your trip to Tower of London. This historic castle as well brings spectacular views about the location along with fascinating reports which have made the British record. You won’t regret visiting the Crown Jewels and being enthralled by stories of execution and sentencing.
Finish of the day with the visit to the British Museum, housing a colossal collection of art and artifacts from across the world. View the Rosetta Stone, the Egyptian mummies and uncover the secrets of ancient cultures.
Day 2: Discovering Oxford and Stratford-upon-Avon
The following day venture out of London to the endearing cities of Oxford and Stratford-upon-Avon.
Oxford is renowned for its famous university and kick off your day. Go on to see the celebrated Bodleian Library, one associated with the ancient libraries in the history of Europe. Join a guided tour to discover its impressive collection and impressive architecture.
Take a meander through the cobblestoned streets and see one of the famous colleges, such as Christ Church College, which was the Hogwarts model in the Harry Potter films. Be sure to take a photo in the beautiful Radcliffe Camera.
Then in the afternoon, Stratford-upon-Avon the birth place of William Shakespeare. Visit Shakespeare’s Birthplace, a beautifully restored 16th-century house, and with it you will gain an understanding of the life of the world’s greatest playwright. There is also the opportunity to see a production of one of the Bard’s plays in the legendary Royal Shakespeare Theatre.
Day 3: Experiencing the Beauty of the Cotswolds
Spend your last day getting to know picturesque countryside of the Cotswolds. The Cotswolds has some of the most enchanting spots of outstanding natural beauty, is great long rolling hills, old villages and old churches.
Begin your day in the charming village of Burford which has been known as the “Gateway to the Cotswolds”. Discover the streets paved with honey-colored cottages and visit Church of St. John the Baptist, which sports medieval stained glass windows.
Carry on to the village of Bourton-on-the-Water, a village renowned for its low bridges and scenic position. Walk along the peaceful River Windrush and visit some of the individual stores and museums.
Finish off your trip in the lovely village of Bibury which is famous for its Arlington Row cottages. Thesan historic buildings epitomise the essence of the Cotswolds and offer the prefect setting for wonderful photographs.
This 3-day itinerary is the most of England, from busy streets of London to peaceful Cotswolds. Do your self treatment by being informed, make perfect sense out your top spots, and dive right into the extraordinary history and culture of this remarkable nation. Happy travels!
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