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Looking for fun things to do in United Kingdom? Browse United Kingdom sights, activities, and tourist attractions ranked by fellow travelers. Read reviews of the top things to do and see in United Kingdom. You may also write your own review of what to do in United Kingdom.
#46 of 746 things to do in United Kingdom
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dougal says:
So - time to review the single point in the universe around which everything else revolves: Bramall Lane Football Stadium.
This is the home of Sheffield United Football Club and also the single most important building in the city. It's stood there for over 150 years and shines like a beacon wi...
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#47 of 746 things to do in United Kingdom
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paulkernan says:
The home of Irish Malt Whiskey, the Old Bushmills Distillery is the oldest licensed whiskey distillery in the world making whiskey since 1608. Single Malt Whiskies such as Bushmills and Black Bush are produced here and guided whiskey tours are available.
Whiskey the ‘uisce beatha’ – water of ...
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#48 of 746 things to do in United Kingdom
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Dipsy600 says:
The Rollright Stones consists of three separate cites; the king’s men, the kind stone & the whispering knights. This complex is near the village of Long Compton. My favorite part was the King’s Men, which is about 70 stones placed in a circle. You’re not supposed to climb on the stones or touc...
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#49 of 746 things to do in United Kingdom
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LindsayG says:
Although to take the bus tour and do all the sights is expensive its so worth it! London is beautiful and although its big you can travel a lot by foot. As long as you stop on the way and see things it doesnt feel like youre walking so much. The bus tour, The Big Bus Tour, too...
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#50 of 746 things to do in United Kingdom
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snakepit says:
Although you may have to wait for a rare non-rainy day to visit them, the Virginia Water lakes really are beautiful. It is about a 5 mile circuit if you decide to walk all the way around, and if that isn't your thing then you can just as easily set up a picnic or resting spot on one of the banks and...
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#51 of 746 things to do in United Kingdom
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funinuk says:
I had been to Stonhenge before on a winters day at the beginning of last year.
Every time I go over the hill and see it for the first time I am enchanted at the sight, its so cool!
You get a listening device on the way in and as you circle the stones you can listen about the history of Stonehenge ...
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#52 of 746 things to do in United Kingdom
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cred2winona says:
The home of worlds best football club, Chelsea Fc, Stamford Bridge is located in Fulham just outside of London.
Take a tour around the ground and watch memorabilia, trophys, the field and chill in the chair where the coach sitts during a game..
It was to me one of the best moments in my life. The ...
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#53 of 746 things to do in United Kingdom
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James1985 says:
In Devon and cornwall you can pretty much walk around the entire coast through nature reserves and nice beaches.
From Brixham to Kingswear the coastal path is absolutely fantastic,it may be a very hard walk up and down hills relentlessly for about 10miles it can get quite knackering,but the rewar...
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#54 of 746 things to do in United Kingdom
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alicebaldwin says:
Wow - this really is one of the most exciting places in the world. Boasting a cathedral, an ice-skating rink, a museum and even a 24hour Tesco, Chelmsford, Essex provides an ideal location for anyone! A mere, 20 minute bus ride and 40 minutes from Liverpool Street station its dead handy and can acco...
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#55 of 746 things to do in United Kingdom
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madefrumheaven says:
I would never thought of stepping my feet into a castle let alone explore in one. Warwick Castle has so much rich history and I was amazed how beautiful it is. I was able to climb the walls around the castle which overlooked the English town of Warwick. I felt like a time traveler, it was like I was...
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#56 of 746 things to do in United Kingdom
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J-Max says:
After I ascended to my hotel room in the “Crap Lift” (TM) – which is like a lift, but crap – I put down my bag, closed the door, and immediately sought solace in - no , not the min bar! - My hotel bible. Because as you all know, I'm a very religious man...
Anyway... I opened my bedside dr...
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#57 of 746 things to do in United Kingdom
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paulkernan says:
The award winning Tower Museum is located within Derry city’s historic walls at Union Hall Place. Permanent exhibitions at the museum include The Story of Derry exhibition and An Armada Shipwreck – La Trinidad Valencera. However throughout the year the museum also plays host to a range of other ...
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#58 of 746 things to do in United Kingdom
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James1985 says:
Quaywest waterpark is situated just off the beach at goodrington.Quaywest is original in the fact that its britains only outdoor waterpark.Compared to waterparks that you will find abroad at the likes of Spain,greece and turkey.
It has numerous different slide that consist of ring slides(that you...
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#59 of 746 things to do in United Kingdom
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J-Max says:
Once upon a time, there was a nutty vagrant - Quinby, who was not very qualified. Nutty vagrant Quinby normally vacationed quietly in a nice violet quarry, with nothing vastly quality. Nattering very queerly to himself, nutty vagrant Quinby noticed various quandaries and notable vino quantities in h...
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#60 of 746 things to do in United Kingdom
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paulkernan says:
The Ulster History Park focuses on the period from 8000 BC to the 17th Century, with fascinating reconstructions of buildings from the mesolithic era to Plantation times. Nearby at Gortin Glen Forest Park Japanese Sika Deer can be seen roaming - and streams, waterfalls and nature trails help you to ...
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