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Rich in history and heritage, South West England is the home of Stonehenge, the ancient port city of Bristol and magnificent Bath Spa Alongside traditional gardens, stately homes and castles, and quaint Cotswolds towns and villages, our region is an exciting mix of historic cities, modern architecture and a vibrant contemporary culture.
- CHOOSE YOUR ITINERARY
- 8 days - Ultimate Explorer
- Short break in Roman Bath
- Short break in Maritime Bristol
- 3-5 days visiting Bath and beyond
- 3-5 days visiting Bristol and Beyond
- 3-5 days in the Cotswolds and Beyond
- 3-5 days visiting Devon and Cornwall
- 3-5 days visiting the Jurassic Coast
- 3-5 days visiting our literature and heritage connections
- 3-5 days visiting Salisbury and Stonehenge
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Top Places to Visit
Bath
A designated UNESCO World Heritage Site, the vibrant city of Bath is rich in Roman and Georgian heritage and is nourished by Britain's only natural hot springs.
This city presents some of the finest architectural sights in Europe such as the Royal Crescent and Pulteney Bridge. Bath also boasts festivals, theatre and vibrant street entertainment, bringing life and excitement to this beautiful city.
Bristol
Voted 'One of the top ten cities in the world to visit' by leading travel guide DK Eyewitness in 2009, Bristol is one of England's most dynamic and cosmopolitan cities.¬Ý
Rich in maritime heritage and surrounded by breathtaking coast and countryside, Bristol's historic harborside is complemented by world-class museums and galleries, some of England's finest theatres, superb shopping and bustling markets.
The Cotswolds
One of the world's greatest and most inspiring travel destinations - The Cotswolds is quintessentially English, renowned for its rolling countryside, quaint villages, relaxing spas and historic towns.
Once home to acclaimed American painters John Singer Sargent and Francis Millet, and writer Henry James, this is where UK film stars such as Kate Winslet and Hugh Grant today have homes.
Stonehenge
Stonehenge is a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site, surrounded by the remains of ceremonial and domestic structures, some older than the monument itself. Altogether, the site covers some 6,425 acres and comprises over 400 scheduled monuments.
Jurassic Coast - Dorset
England's only natural UNESCO World Heritage Site, this stretch of coastline has joined the ranks of the Great Barrier Reef and the Grand Canyon as one of the wonders of the natural world.
Famous for fossils including exceptionally well preserved dinosaurs - you can even hunt for your own fossils on the beach!
Agatha Christie Country - Devon
One of the world's best loved authors, Agatha Christie spent much of her life in Devon. Many of the places associated with the queen of the murder mystery genre have retained their 1920's character.
Additionally, Devon boasts a number of spectacular buildings steeped in history, including Exeter Cathedral and Torre Abbey and is also home to one of the two national parks; Dartmoor.
Land's End - Cornwall
The most westerly point of the English mainland and the closest to the North American continent. Here, you'll find the Northern and Southern sections of the South West Coastal Path, one of England's most scenic coastal paths, covering over 500 miles, with some of the most dramatic and spectacular cliff views of the vast Atlantic Ocean.
