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I have been blogging for a year and make friends with people around the world. Last month I collaborate with a blogger and was asked about my dream country. I was also asked by my friend on Instagram whether I have dream places in the UK I want to visit, and I said YES!
I think everyone always has their dream places to visit in the future, including myself. I have MANY. I spend my life watching western movies and there are a lot of places I want to see with my own eyes. I love spending my life around nature, animals, and historical sites so places as museums, parks, old towns, or beaches are places where I feel calm and free!
My Dreams Places in the UK
The Serlock Holmes Museum – London

I have been a fan of Sherlock Holmes since I read his series by Conan Doyle 7 years ago – in fact, I had a collection of Sherlock Holmes novels for years already. Being a fan, it’s my dream to visit the Sherlock Holmes museum in London.
Recently, after finishing the Sherlock Holmes series, it makes me want to see where some of Holmes and Watsonโs most famous cases began and I’ve heard this museum also has the largest collection of Sherlock Holmes gifts and memorabilia in the world. It would be great to see them with my own eyes and make pleasant memories!

Natural History Museum – London

I love museums because they always have stories to tell. One of my dream places in the UK is the Natural History Museum. I heard from my friend that this museum is a world-class visitor attraction and leading science research center. That’s really awesome!
I want to see some of the Museum’s biggest sightsโ including dinosaurs, whales, and volcanoes. Other than that, they also have Museum’s spirit collection which is named after the alcohol used to preserve its 23 million specimens. This is something that I have to explore when visiting the UK in the future.
Roman Baths – Bath

Bath is a small city that’s best explored on foot. The whole city is also considered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site – with a full of fine Georgian architecture. The Roman Baths is one of the finest historic sites in Northern Europe. What I know is this museum consists of the remarkably preserved remains of one of the greatest religious spas of the ancient world. The museum’s collection contains thousands of archaeological finds from pre-Roman and Roman Britain.
The existence of an audio tour would be excellent to enable visitors to hear as little or much detail as required. I think I havenโt seen anything quite like it before that’s why this is one of my dream places in the UK.
Other than Roman Baths Museum, there is also Thermae Bath Spa, a classy place where you can relax in the hot pools and enjoy a few sessions in the steam rooms. The next place I want to visit is The Jane Austen Centre. This museum is dedicated to the life of the country’s most successful writers. Learning about the costumes, fashions, and even dress up in period costumes would be such a pleasant experience.
Windsor Great Park

Windsor Great Park would be a lovely place for picnics, eating, shopping, running, walking, cycling, and horse riding. This place covers 4,800 acres, parts of which are open to the public. There is something for everyone within Windsor Great Park, at any time of year.
From The Savill Garden, Virginia Water, The Valley Gardens, and the Long Walk and Deer Park – the Great Park offers a rich tapestry of experiences to discover, with a Royal history spanning over 1,000 years. What I really want to explore is the historical monuments, ancient forests, and stunning horticultural displays, as well as rare wildlife, plants, and fungi. I’m sure there will be something to excite and amaze me here.



Cornwall

Cornwall is world-renowned beaches, which makes it one of my dream places in the UK I want to visit. I researched that there are many beautiful beaches in Cornwall such as Pedn Vounder beach, Gwithian Beach, Porthmeor Beach, and Sennen Cove. It would be a perfect idea to visit it during summer to see the stunning coastal paths, sandy beaches, and seafront living!
There are so many lovely places to visit in Cornwall and I don’t have to worry about places to stay. I’m sure it’s not difficult to make a booking for a pleasant holiday across Cornwall, including ebooking websites that allow me to have any information about which hotels or other places should I book via the internet!
The Orkney Islands

The Orkney Islands is designed UNESCO World Heritage Site and is famous for its archaeological treasures. There are few places in the world where you can experience thousands of years of history in a single day, right?
Orkney is also a home for an abundance of marine and avian wildlife, so theyโre one of the best places to visit in the UK if youโre a nature lover like me! Stroll along idyllic beaches and dramatic sea cliffs, get up close to amazing wildlife, and reconnect with nature – sounds like a perfect holiday!
Yorkshire

I read many good reviews about Yorkshire and without thinking twice, I add it to my dream places in the UK to visit. Yorkshire is England’s largest historical county and it’s no surprise to know there will be so much for me to explore when I’m there.
Walking through medieval history in York’s old city is something that I always want to do. It’s like taking a step back in time to the 14th century – the ancient city walls are a more pleasant walk, as long as it isn’t raining. And there is also the National Railway Museum with some legendary locomotives, where you can explore one of the largest collections of rain artifacts in the world.
Another great place is Leeds, the most cosmopolitan city in Yorkshire, and it’s probably the best place in the county for shopping. If youโre after budget shopping, I asked my friend that Kirkgate Market offers great bargains and bites every day except Sunday.
The last one I want to explore is the Deep in Hull, one of the largest aquariums in the UK which is underwater – with over 3000 creatures, including sharks and sawfish. As an animal lover myself, I’ve never seen many marine animals because I’m not very good with water (I can’t swim and have a near-drowning trauma) so I always wanted to visit the giant aquarium to see clearly and up close how marine animals live.
Norfolk

Norfolk is famously known for its manmade broads, picturesque towns, and miles of unspoilt beaches. For someone who wants a relaxing time, a road trip to Norfolk would be a pleasant experience!
Norfolk lavender fields is a place I always see on the internet. It houses a variety of establishments including a lavender oil distillery, an animal garden, and a tea lounge. Visiting the place during summer when the lavenders are in full bloom will be an unforgettable experience!
Actually, I still have A LOT of dream places in the UK I want to visit in the near future. But these 8 places are on my top list – for now (I might add more later on). So, do you have dream places? Which place do you want to visit the most in this world? I’d love to know yours as well!
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SO many gorgeous places in the UK, I hope you get chance to visit them all one day x
Absolutely loved Bath !
some great places ๐
I’ve been to The Natural History Museum in London years ago but I really want to go to Bath and Cornwall now! Thanks for sharing these great places
I think I have been to the natural history museum a while ago now. I think the museum is free from when I remember.
I would like to Bath and Brighton. Thank you for sharing.
Lauren
I want to go to Bath too. Especially as it was a backdrop to Bridgerton. Great places!
Iโve been to no.2,3 & 4. I wish to visit the others on your list if I travel to UK again. And I also wish to visit Hampshire. Cool post! Thank you for sharing.
Yorkshire is great, and York is so beautiful ๐ I studied in York and I live in Sheffield- so I know Yorkshire well! Thanks for sharing these places, I hope you visit them all soon x
So many beautiful places!! personally I want to visit Buckingham Palace
There are so many amazing places here! I haven’t been to any of these places but I would absolutely love to visit The Serlock Holmes Museum, Windsor great park and Yorkshire. I’ve heard quite a lot of wonderful things about these places!
Wow, these are all beautiful! You have a great list. In my wildest dreams, I will go there. From your list, my faves are Cornwall and Orkney Islands.
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Awesome places, I’ve heard a lot about The Sherlock Holmes and wanted to go for a long time. Hopefully, I get to visit it.
I love Cornwall! I used to go with my family once a year, loved discovering the local food, like pasties ๐ I would love to visit the Roman Baths – that’s on my bucket list too xx
Norfolk is one of my favorite places in the UK. Iโd love to move there in the future. Cornwall is stunning too – great for water sports! Iโve been to the Natural History Museum so many times but not in a while so I definitely need another trip there soon.
I’m dying to viist the UK and several of these are now on my list to visit if I ever do. I mean, I had no idea Bath had a Jane Austen center, and Orkney sounds amazing!
This is such a great list of places to see on my next trip to the UK. Thanks for sharing!
Such a great list! I’m hoping to get a bit more travel under my belt next year and UK is definitely on my list! I can’t wait for the pandemic to be over. Fingers crossed!! xx
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I am so happy you mentioned Cornwall as I grew up there and my Mum lives in Penzance! If you ever get to visit I recommend going to The Minnack Theatre and St. Michael’s Mount! I’ve been to the Bath (which is amazing) and a number of the places on your list when I still lived in the UK — this is a super list and got me thinking of home!
I love everything about this post!
We want to visit bath & we were in Norfolk for a holiday not long ago. I also love Cornwall, it’s such a beautiful place!