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I’d recommend the Giant’s Causeway in Northern Ireland – those hexagonal basalt columns are amazing. I recommend spending at least half a day there.
I think shoulder season (May/September) is the perfect time to visit – fewer crowds but still decent weather.
Are there any hidden gems in London that aren’t in the typical tourist guides?
You can’t miss Stonehenge if you’re able to make a day trip. It’s truly a magical prehistoric monument. It’s my absolute favorite place in the UK.
When I visited the Tower of London, I was fascinated by the ravens. There’s a legend that if they leave, the kingdom will fall!
I think it really depends on what you’re interested in – history, nature, urban experiences? The UK has it all!
What UK souvenirs are actually worth bringing home?
Oxford and Cambridge are both beautiful university cities with amazing architecture and punting opportunities. I recommend spending at least half a day there.
The West End in London for a theatre show is an absolute must for culture lovers. It’s suitable for all ages.
I’d recommend the Giant’s Causeway in Northern Ireland – those hexagonal basalt columns are amazing. I recommend spending at least half a day there.
Is the London Pass worth it if I plan to visit the major attractions?
Oxford and Cambridge are both beautiful university cities with amazing architecture and punting opportunities. Make sure to bring a good camera!
What UK souvenirs are actually worth bringing home?
How accessible are the major attractions for someone with mobility issues?
Which museums in London are absolute must-sees?
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