Do you want to go on a vacation but do not have enough time? Why don’t you go on a day trip and explore the beauty of the United Kingdom? Planning a day trip seems like a strange thing to do, but there are plenty of tours that will help you explore the capital. If you don’t want to go on a tour, you can travel by train, coach, or car. The capital has a lot to offer in the way of entertainment, cuisine, and history. You can explore the best cities, villages, castles and famous landmarks of the UK in a day.

1. Bath

This city is known as the “Spa Town” because of the natural hot springs. The town has a lot of timeless attractions like Georgian houses, parks, and Victorian Gothic structures. Make sure also to look out for the Royal Crescent and the Roman Baths. They are must-see attractions. Bath lodges similar to the luxurious hotels in Robertson Quay, Singapore, are also available. Try to have a relaxing spa in one of the excellent baths in town.

2. Stonehenge

We all know that this attraction is famous, and it is a must-see for anyone looking to take a day trip. This attraction is a British icon with a history spanning over 45 centuries. You can stroll around the rocks on walkways and learn about the mystery and the theories of the unique rock formation, although you can’t touch the stones to protect them from erosion.

3. Winchester

Technically, this city is known because of its marvelous cathedral, even though it is a small town. Way back years ago, this was England’s capital, and it was the home of King Alfred the Great. In this town, there is an imitation of King Arthur’s round table hanging in the Great Hall. The Winchester Cathedral, located in this town, is a spectacular building with the longest nave of any Gothic cathedral in Europe. There is also a wide variety of lively high streets with an outstanding pub while walking on a country sidewalk.

4. Oxford

Well known for its world-famous university, Oxford has a large student population. If you are a Harry Potter fan, you should visit this place since there are various locations used in the movie. As you continue walking through the universities and colleges with their fairytale-inspired spires and towers, you will see the Bodleian Library and Christ Church College, where the Harry Potter movies were filmed. Another highlight of the city is the Blenheim Palace. It is the birthplace of Winston Churchill, and it is a great residence.

You will not get tired of exploring the United Kingdom in just one day. Aside from the romantic and stunning attractions, you will also gain knowledge about their world-famous history. It is also one of the ultimate destinations if you’re an art lover. The villages and the cities are outstanding because of the scenery, and you will be amazed by the beauty of the little communities and the people you meet along the way.