The Great British Bucket List: Utterly Unmissable Britain

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As mentioned, we love this walk because it’s easily accessible by public transport from London. There are two options. You can hop on the Metropolitan Line from Baker Street (or any other station along the route). This journey takes 38 minutes. The unspoiled countryside is interrupted only by scenic historical villages. Where better to enjoy a countryside walk? 56. Norfolk Broads The first you’ll come across is The Queen Victoria. This has got a lovely pub garden and it was really busy when I walked past. If you live in the UK or are visiting for an extended period, then it’s well worth joining the National Trust, English Heritage or both, so you can visit amazing mansions and manor houses, ancient castles and stone circles for free. You can even park for free near some beaches and countryside escapes too! This walk takes you from Theydon Bois tube station, through some gorgeous English countryside before walking through a section of the ancient forest. How long does the Epping Forest Oak Trail take? Keep your eyes peeled for the Oak Trail signposts! This is the Epping Forest Oak Trail map

The Epping Forest Oak Trail walk is without a doubt one of the best walks near London. This guide has all the info to help plan your day.The university now boasts extraordinary architecture and fascinating educational museums which reminisce notable alumni and groundbreaking discoveries at the university.

Which village in Wales shares its name with a term meaning to ‘say something indistinctly and quietly’? The River Severn is the longest river in Britain at 354 km, but which is the second longest? River Thames at 246 km long Water bottle– I am a water bottle convert and I barely leave the house without one now. This is a great water bottle with a built-in straw – it’s surprisingly handy when walking! Located in Conwy, Wales, the smallest house in Great Britain is known as the Quay House and has a floor area of 3.05 by 1.8 metres and a height of 3.1 metres. It was a residence until 1900 – when the tenant was evicted because the council declared the house unfit for human habitation! Manchester is home to many museums so everyone can enjoy an educational day out. Football fans can learn all about the history and culture of the sport at the National Football Museum, the world’s biggest football museum!

This Great British bucket list showcases the very best of Britain.

Which village in Wales shares its name with a term meaning to ‘say something indistinctly and quietly’? Mumbles Corfe Castle in Dorset: The 1000 year old Corfe Castle has been a Saxon stronghold, Norman fortress, royal palace and family home. It’s now in ruins but still offers incredible views across the Dorset countryside. In the heart of Cornwall is The Eden Project, two biomes which contain plants from diverse environments. The project is a source of environmental education; it encourages visitors to learn about the importance of the plants that it showcases and how they are fundamental to modern society, as well as enjoying the atmosphere of a rainforest or Mediterranean climate in the UK. It’s an interesting and unique day out for adults and children alike! 38. The Jurrasic Coast