Stonehenge

• No one knows what the purpose behind Stonehenge is, but the ancient series of rock formations is rumored to be temples, a place for astronomical observation or a burial place for high-ranking citizens. The large structures may not seem as impressive from a distance, but wait until you get out of the car and stand right in front of them.
  
  

Roman Baths

• The Roman Baths are considered one of the world's original "spas." Built by early Roman civilizations, the Roman Baths were a place people came to relax, revive their bodies and heal. Rumor said that if you drank the water you could be cured of any disease.
  
  

Salisbury Cathedral

• Like most cathedrals across the United Kingdom, the Salisbury Cathedral is filled with breathtaking detail, from stained glass to carvings on the church itself. However, the most interesting detail about Salisbury Cathedral is that it is home to one of the most important documents in history, the Magna Carta.
  
  

Shakespeare's Birthplace

• Even if you found Shakespeare's works boring in school, you will enjoy taking a tour of the playwright's birthplace. The low ceilings will make you feel like a giant as you learn about life in the Elizabethan era.
  
  

Brighton Beach

• Brighton Beach is one of England's most beautiful seaside locales. Brightly colored homes line the shore, and an amusement park juts into the sea. Unlike most beaches, the beach at Brighton is covered in stones instead of sand.