What are the famous tourist destinations in the UK?

1. Buckingham Palace, the British royal palace. Built in the city of Westminster, it is a four-story square courtyard building with more than 600 rooms including a ceremony hall, a concert hall, a banquet hall, and a gallery. In the square in front of the palace, there is a statue of the Goddess of Victory standing on a high marble platform, shining with golden light. The front door is magnificent, the golden decoration on the outer fence is majestic and solemn, and the reliefs on the heavy iron gate create an atmosphere that is very harmonious with the palace. Inside the wall, you can see the famous Guards soldiers standing motionless. The vast imperial garden surrounding it is a typical British-style garden.

2. Baths in Roman times. Although Bath is one of the smaller cities in the UK, it is famous for its small size but the abundance of attractions that far exceed its size. This beautiful city is named for its famous Roman Baths, which have been attracting tourists for more than 2,000 years. The water from three hot springs is composed of 43 different minerals and has rich healing properties. The hot springs move upward approximately 3,048 meters at a rate of 275,000 gallons per day and then remain at a constant temperature of 46.5 degrees Celsius.

3. Ancient Stonehenge and medieval Salisbury. Stonehenge is one of the oldest World Heritage sites on Earth and has been a place of pilgrimage for more than 4,500 years. It is believed that it was erected as a place of worship, but today the crowds are filled with tourists attracted by the sheer size of this magnificent monument to humanity. Be sure to take time to explore the nearby medieval city of Salisbury, located 16 kilometers south of Stonehenge. Here you will have the opportunity to visit one of the most famous cathedrals in the country, which dates back to 1220 and houses the original Magna Carta. Afterward, be sure to stroll through the Old Town, home to many beautiful churches and historic medieval buildings.