London is one of the most vibrant and exciting places in the world and there are always plenty of fun things to do but sometimes it can be nice to get away from the busy streets and see some of the wonderful attractions that can be found in the surrounding areas.
If you’re travelling to the M By Montcalm Shoreditch from outside of the country, there are plenty of places where you can spend the day discovering the beauty of the UK. Here are some of the best places you can visit in one day before returning to relax at our hotels near Chiswell Street London.
Stonehenge
Known for being one of the oldest monuments in the UK, Stonehenge has been the subject of mystery and intrigue for centuries. The exact origins of the ancient stone formation have been debated by scientists and historians for years and continue to draw in millions of tourists and travellers to this day. If you’re looking to discover the rich history of Britain, Stonehenge is a must-see. The site is located in the beautiful region of Wiltshire which means there are plenty of other beautiful sights to see on your day out from the M By Montcalm Shoreditch.
Windsor
If you find that the hectic streets and bustling subway system in London is getting a little overwhelming during your stay at the M By Montcalm Shoreditch a trip to the scenic area of Windsor is the perfect remedy. With roots that date back hundreds of years, the town is a paradise of history, culture and natural beauty. As you stroll around the idyllic area, you’ll discover a plethora of quaint shops, boutiques and eateries that are a far cry from the busy high-streets of central London. Be sure to take your camera along and snap some photos of the amazing collection of architecture, which includes one of the Queen’s official places of residence.
Bath
There’s no better place to escape the cold and relax this winter than the historic Roman city of Bath. As one of the oldest cities in the UK, there is plenty of beauty and history to discover in Bath. As you explore the scenic streets you’ll come across all kinds of gorgeous buildings and intricate architecture that provides shutterbugs with a plethora of photos opportunities.
Take a trip to the Botanical Gardens and discover a wonderful world of natural beauty as you learn about a wide range of tropical plants. Head over to the Jane Austen Centre and learn more about one of the most revered novelists of the 18th century.
Oxford
There’s nowhere quite as pretty as the historic town of Oxford and if you’re looking to discover the cultural beauty of the UK, it doesn’t get much better than this. Home to the oldest educational institute in Britain, the streets of Oxford are soaked in history. Take a stroll around the university grounds and walk along the same cobbled streets as such famous alumni as Oscar Wilde, Stephen Hawking and J.R.R. Tolkien. There are also a selection of galleries and museums that are home to amazing collections of ancient artefacts, rare artwork and historic memorabilia.
FAQs
Where should I visit in London during winter?
These places are must visit during winters:
- London Parks
- Winterville
- Peter Pan Cup Competition
- Convent Garden During Christmas
- Hamleys – Toy Shop
- Canary Wharf
- Hyde Park Winter Wonder Land
- Geffrye Museum
Where can I visit around London?
- Cambridge
- Brighton
- Oxford
- Canterbury
- Winchester
- Windsor
Where should I go on holiday in UK?
- Yorkshire
- Pembrokeshire
- Dorset
- Devon
- Lake District
Where does the Eurostar go to from London?
Eurostar is a high-speed railway service connecting London with Amsterdam, Avignon, Brussels, Lille, Lyon, Marseille, Paris and Rotterdam. All its trains traverse the Channel Tunnel between the United Kingdom and France, owned and operated separately by Getlink. Read more
