Wanderlust World Wanderlust World Over 4,000 years old, this Stone Age settlement in the northern Orkney Islands boasts eight stone dwellings connected by long passages. You will find well-preserved furniture, ovens and artifacts in this ancient village.
At nearly 10 miles long and one mile wide at its widest point, England's largest lake offers outdoor recreation such as boating, cycling and hiking. There is also an aquarium, arts and crafts house and park in the surrounding area. Stay in one of the many charming villages that ring this natural wonder.
In the southwest of Cornwell, the Eden Project houses a rain forest and Mediterranean foliage under transparent domes. Exterior gardens supplement these architectural wonders.
With architecture ranging from Medieval to Georgian, museums devoted to Vikings and railways and the largest Gothic cathedral north of the Alps, York is worth at least an overnight visit. It is located in northern England.
On the coast of Northern Ireland, this legendary bridge to Scotland actually consists of 40,000 hexagonal basalt columns produced by a volcanic eruption. The Causeway is accessible any time of day or night and is free to the public.