The Top ten UK attractions

There are so many things to see in the UK that fitting them all into one trip is all but impossible. However, if you condense your targets to just ten attractions, you are sure to see enough to make you fall in love with these beautiful isles.

Where are the best places to visit?

• From cultural hotspots to historical landmarks, Britain has everything a tourist could want and although narrowing the field down to a meagre ten is a big ask, here are the destinations that visitors and natives alike will confirm to be among the most loved.

• Westminster Abbey, London - This beautifully constructed building is a famous royal church that also contains the bodies of some of Britain's most famous thinkers, writers and scientists.

• York Minster, Yorkshire - This is one of the finest Gothic cathedrals in the world. Tours are available here where you can learn about its amazing history.

• The Palace Pier, Brighton - Brighton is known for its ravishing beaches so a visit to The Palace Pier is a must for those who like to be by the seaside. Restaurants, arcades and fun for all the family can be found here.

• The Eden Project, Cornwall - This project is for the good of the world and is an astounding spectacle for visitors. The project aims to keep the world green and also offers many events and restaurants on site. This is a must see.

• Roman baths and pump room, Bath - Bath is a city with very rare architecture. Each building is unique and the Roman baths are just a little taste of Bath history.

• Windermere Lake Cruises, Cumbria - These cruises are a popular tourist attraction allowing you to view the stunning Lake District scenery that surrounds Cumbria.

• Old Trafford, Manchester – What could be better than spending a Saturday afternoon cheering on Britain's most successful and beloved football team, Manchester United, at their home stadium in Manchester? A must for all sports fans.

• London Tower, London - Another top attraction is the world famous London Tower. Tour guides will show you around this famous building and teach you about its fairly grizzly history.

• Blackpool Tower, Lancashire – OK, so it's not quite the Eiffel tower but at 518ft high, the whole family will love the view of the seaside town.

• Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh - Approximately one million people visit this gorgeous castle each year to experience it's architecture and historical feel.

Be sure to visit at least one

• Ensure to take your camera for photos in these stunning places. The top ten UK attractions listed above are popular all year round and you'd be crazy to miss them. Many are available to book with tours so that you can learn the most you possibly can when visiting. So if you are taking a trip to the United Kingdom this year then ensure to visit at least one and discover the glory that lies behind these world famous destinations.