[2025 York Attraction] Travel Guide for Shambles (Updated Feb)

8-day UK tour, all the highlights are here! Amazing itinerary, experience British style, don't miss it! -------- 🚩Route suggestion: 8-day in-depth UK tour Day 1: Arrive at London Heathrow Airport, transfer to the hotel for rest after group pick-up. Day 2: Visit the mysterious Stonehenge, feel the ancient atmosphere of the Roman Baths, visit the Royal Crescent and Bath Abbey, stroll along Pulteney Bridge, and finally arrive at Combe Castle. Day 3: Visit the University of Oxford and its Bridge of Sighs, stroll through the University of Oxford Park, and explore the glorious history of Warwick Castle. Day 4: The natural scenery of the Lake District National Park is intoxicating, enjoy a peaceful time by Lake Windermere, and visit the romantic Gretna Green. Day 5: Enjoy the beautiful scenery of Loch Lomond, cross the Glen Coe, look up at the majestic Ben Nevis, pass through Fort William and Loch Ness, and finally visit Fort Augustus. Day 6: Climb Edinburgh Castle, stroll along the Royal Mile, visit Alnwick Castle, admire the sacred York Minster, stroll along the York City Walls, and feel the historical charm of Shambles. Day 7: Experience the academic atmosphere of the University of Cambridge, take a Cambridge boat tour to enjoy the scenery, visit King's College Chapel and Trinity College, and finally arrive at Windsor Castle to feel the royal style. Day 8: Visit Tower Bridge, take a Thames River cruise to enjoy the city scenery, visit Big Ben and Westminster Abbey, feel the majesty of Buckingham Palace, and finally explore the rich collections of the British Museum. -------- Travel essentials: 🧳 Super practical UK travel checklist 📞 Prepare a SIM card, so you can stay in touch. 🔌 Bring a plug adapter, don't forget that UK sockets are different. 🪪 Make sure you have all your documents, check your visa and passport. 👗 It's cold in the UK in December, bring a thick coat and scarf to keep warm. 🔋 Don't forget your charger, your phone needs power for photos and check-ins. -------- I hope this UK travel guide can help you, have fun and enjoy your trip! 🎉

Everyone, what are you going to do in the UK? The four-day travel guide is here! Check out all the essential attractions in one place, so you won’t have any regrets on your trip to the UK! Collect it quickly~ -- 🚩Route arrangement: Day 1: Lake Windermere Roam around Lake Windermere and enjoy the tranquility and beauty of the lake and mountains. Day 2: Urquhart Castle – Loch Ness Visit the ancient Urquhart Castle and feel the rich history; then go to Loch Ness to appreciate the natural charm of the lake and mountains. Day 3: Edinburgh Castle – Princes Street – Edinburgh Old Town – Royal Mile – Palace of Holyroodhouse – Carlton Hill Travel through the history and modernity of Edinburgh, from the majestic castle to the bustling Princes Street, then explore the ancient charm of the old city, stroll the Royal Mile, visit the Palace of Holyroodhouse, and finally climb Calton Hill for a panoramic view. Day 4: York Minster – York City Walls – York Shambles – River Ouse Savor the antiquity and style of York, visit the magnificent York Minster, stroll the ancient city walls, visit the characteristic butcher shop, and finally come to the banks of the River Ouse to feel the tranquility of the river. -- Must-visit attractions: - 🏰 Edinburgh Castle: a military stronghold on the cliff, a witness to Scottish history! - 🏛️ Palace of Holyroodhouse: This was once the private residence of the Queen of Scots~ - 💒 York Minster: Gothic style, the stained glass is so beautiful~ - 🌅 Lake Windermere: The lake and mountains are so picturesque, you must not miss it! -- Tips: - Food: Try the local traditional English breakfast and experience a different feast for your taste buds. - Time difference: There is a big time difference between the UK and China, ⏰Remember to adjust your schedule in advance. - Airport transportation: London Heathrow Airport has convenient transportation, 🚇subway and 🚕taxi are both good options. - Shopping: Oxford Street is a shopping paradise, 🛍Don’t forget about tax refund. - Attractions: Big Ben and the London Eye are must-visits, 📸leave you with beautiful memories. -- Want to unlock more hidden gameplay and private strategies for traveling in the UK? Follow me quickly and I will take you around Britain!

#uktrip Exploring York was a highlight of my trip! 🌆 The city’s rich history and charming streets made for a perfect day out. I started at the York Minster, an awe-inspiring cathedral with a modest entrance fee of around £12. The stained glass windows and Gothic architecture were breathtaking 🏰. Strolling along the Shambles, I found it to be one of the most picturesque streets in the UK, with its medieval buildings and quirky shops 🛍️. Next, I visited the National Railway Museum, which was free and packed with fascinating exhibits about the history of trains 🚂. For a touch of local culture, I wandered through the York Museum Gardens, a lovely spot to relax and enjoy some greenery 🌿. Don’t miss the chance to walk along the city walls for stunning views of York and its surroundings. #trip #YorkCity #YorkMinster #NationalRailwayMuseum #TheShambles #CityWalls

Just finished the York itinerary, really love this small city❤️ This capital of North England, the second largest tourist city in England, is often used as a short stop between London and Edinburgh, but this city with a rich history is definitely worth slowing down and taking more time to experience deeply. George VI once proudly said: The history of York is the history of England. To be honest, the city itself is really not big, here to share some of my experiences: 1️⃣ The Shambles: The most complete and oldest medieval street preserved in the UK to date, but very short, it takes only 1 minute to walk through. During the day, The Shambles is bustling, either queuing for trinkets or buying butterbeer. But at night, The Shambles is the real magical world of Harry Potter, the corner of Diagon Alley seems to be able to change shape at any time, wizards buying wands appear, the golden light showcases are hung with wanted posters for Potter, and ghostly shadows flicker around as if eyes are watching us muggles who have intruded. ❗So, you must stay in York for at least one night to see the magical world as night falls. 2️⃣ York Minster It is the largest existing medieval Gothic cathedral in Europe, and it took more than 200 years to build. The cathedral was originally an all-wood structure and was destroyed by fire during the civil war. Later, the Normans conquered York and built the first Norman church, whose foundation stones and crypt can still be seen today. Must-see at York Minster: ✅ The Great Hall: This is the filming location for the Great Hall of Hogwarts in Harry Potter. ✅ Stained Glass: The Heart of York, the Great East Window, the Rose Window, etc., each one is an art treasure, and the most interesting part of York Minster is these windows. ✅ Tower Climb: There are fixed times each day for climbing the tower, ours was at 11 o'clock, be mentally prepared, it's a bit tough both physically and mentally to climb 200 feet in the narrow steps. Halfway up there is a section of the aerial bridge, I was trembling with fear of heights, but the top of the tower is much better, because it is enclosed with wire mesh on all sides. 3️⃣ St Mary's Abbey: The ruins in the museum gardens, a famous building from the Catholic period in England, destroyed during the Protestant Reformation, the abbey is in the free museum gardens, where the little squirrels🐿️ will come to your hand looking for food. 4️⃣ National Railway Museum: Near York Station, it houses a train that was donated by the Chinese government and once ran in China. York actually has quite a few places to visit, take more time, stroll the streets, York as an old industrial city, the Victorian buildings everywhere feel like stepping into the most glorious period of Britain. 5️⃣🧸 The Ghost Merchants This is the only shop in York still trading souls, always a queue, and the shop assistants are interesting and chat with the customers in line ‼️Must-try food recommendations ❶ Butterbeer 🍺 Shop name: The Potions Cauldron (YO17LZ) This really tastes like a mix of AD calcium milk and beer, with a thick layer of creamy milk cap on top, sweet caramel-flavored beer, and the straw is pasta that can be taken home and cooked haha ❷ Firework Beef Sandwich🥪 Shop name: Shambles Kitchen (Yo17LX) The firework sandwich is a classic commemorating the 'Gunpowder Plot' by the people of York, mainly for the love of the fireworks, and the taste is also good, the smoked beef is delicious ❸ Basque Cheesecake🧀 Shop name: ALYS BAKERY YORK Address: 81 Gillygate, York YO31 7EA The shop is very small and only offers takeout, not dine-in, there are also some bread, cookies, and coffee, but my favorite is blueberry and original flavor, the other flavors are still a bit sweet 🚌Surrounding tours: There are quite a few attractions around York: 1️⃣ Whitby: You can take a bus from York for just 2 pounds 2️⃣ Saltaire: The little Kamakura of England, you can take a bus from Whitby, or go by train. 3️⃣ Scarborough: The mysterious Scarborough Fair is also a good place to go. 4️⃣ Howard Castle: The legendary place of Jay Chou's grand wedding, worth a visit if you have time.

🖤Everyone knows that Diagon Alley in 'Harry Potter' comes from The Shambles in York, but York is not just about Diagon Alley. I rushed to York in the Christmas month, the Howard Castle of Jay Chou's wedding has a new theme exhibition, the old city is full of lights, the Christmas market is bustling, even the York Designer Outlet is full of Christmas dress up. York must be magical~ 👣I stayed in York for two days and sorted out a citywalk route for everyone, so let's experience the Christmas atmosphere in York: Day1️⃣ St. Mary's Abbey (in the York Museum Gardens, it is now ruins, but it is very photogenic) ➡️York Minster (the largest Gothic cathedral in the UK, the Rose Window is spectacular) ➡️Viking Centre (part of York's history and culture) ➡️Clifford's Tower (you can overlook the entire city of York, I personally feel that the view is better than the top of York Minster, there is no obstruction) ➡️Christmas Market (it starts to be super lively in the afternoon, in addition to a wide variety of goods, you must taste the wonderful combination of hot red wine + hot dogs like the locals, and you can see band performances from time to time) ➡️The Shambles (you should go to The Shambles later, it has more atmosphere after sunset, the famous butter beer must be tried, and the York Ghost, you have to queue every day) Day2️⃣ 🏰Howard Castle (Castle Howard is definitely a must-visit place for Jay fans, and it is also the location of many British dramas. The castle is surrounded by forests and two lakes, with swans passing by from time to time, both classical and elegant. During Christmas, there is a new theme decoration 'Dream Island' that recreates the dream world of Peter Pan. Each room has a different Christmas decoration, from George's bedroom to the bathroom, from the pirate's light and shadow show to the occasional little elf🧚, all show the dream to the fullest. The coolest thing is the huge Christmas tree in the hall, probably all the dreams of Peter Pan are hanging on it) -York Designer Outlet (Christmas season + Black Friday, the shopping buff is full, you can go directly to the outlet for shopping + dinner after returning from the castle, and return with a full load. There is also an ice rink at the entrance where you can experience the local winter entertainment activities) 🚞 The best way to go to York is of course by train For travel in the UK, the train can be said to be the best way to connect cities. The combination of train➕citywalk allows you to have more time to immerse yourself in the charm of the destination. There are many choices of LNER train schedules, departing from London Kingscross station and arriving in York in about 2 hours. The first class includes catering services, and the luggage rack space is enough to carry large suitcases~ The surprising thing is that LNER trains are also pet-friendly, so lovely! York train station is also full of Victorian flavor~ 🏠Accommodation I strongly recommend everyone to live near the train station, so you won't be too tired to drag the suitcase. Most of the attractions can be reached on foot. There are direct buses to Howard Castle and the outlet, overall the public transportation is very friendly. York·North Yorkshire

Made in the city of a thousand ghosts After queuing for two hours at Diagon Alley in the ghost town of York, I finally got a Yorkie Imp! To be honest, I can’t tell you the reason why I must buy it. But each one is very cute and hand-painted, which is worth remembering. The long queue may be because they only let 2-3 groups of customers in at a time, so when we entered, there was still space for you to slowly hunt for treasures. While you were waiting in line, the employees were very considerate and gave you an umbrella to protect you from the sun and chatted with you for a while. I asked my friend to bring me a pork sandwich (P7) from an internet celebrity shop on the street🤭In fact, time passed very quickly~ Enough nonsense, here is the practical information: 🛍️The York Ghost Merchants 📍 6 Shambles, Guildhall, York, YO1 7LZ, England 🔔Please note that we are closed on Wednesdays. We will open at 10am on other days. 💰Big Ghost (8cm) £17 💰Little Ghost(5cm) £9 There are also special models with special pricing #york#UK #YorkGood Place #YorkLittleGhost

Whilst in York, we have the pleasure of dining at The Blue Barbakan. They serve up some of the most yummy Polish food I’ve ever had. The food is fresh, wholesome and tastes like delicious home cooked food. Portions are generous too and you’re sure to leave feeling extremely satisfied and full. We ordered the pierogies, hunter’s stew and a mushroom soup to share. The beef pierogies were packed full of meat with a chewy savory exterior. The hunter’s stew had lots of beef chunks, sausages and cabbage and tasted just like what mom would cook on a cold winter’s day. The star however, is the good ol’ mushroom soup. It was easily the best we’ve ever tasted. There was chunks of fresh mushroom inside with a unique flavour that we can’t describe in words. You need to head there to try for yourself! Amazing food and we’ll love to come back again. #tripblazers

✿ The Streets Are Called Gates, The Gates Are Called Bars, And The Bars Are Called Pubs. ✿ Many of York's street names have the word Gate, which is actually derived from the Viking word "Gata", which means street. There are about 24 Gates in the city of York. Whip-Ma-Whop-Ma-Gate is the longest street name in York, and at the same time the shortest street in York, only 9-10 meters long. This Gate has a small reputation for extreme differences and is very unique. Whip-Ma-Whop-Ma-Gate originates from medieval Anglo-Saxon (Anglo-Saxon/Old English) and has the meaning of What A Street/Neither One Thing Nor The Other. There are also rumors that Whip-Ma-Whop-Ma-Gate was the site of whipping prisoners in the Middle Ages. Whip-Ma-Whop-Ma-Gate is located near the entrance to Shambles (Meat Shop Street), directly behind St Crux Church. If you don't pay special attention, you will really pass by without knowing it, and you have to walk through it repeatedly to discover the records of the archway. It is recommended to stop by when visiting Shambles, the streets of about ten steps, but record the long historical changes. Whip-Ma-Whop-Ma-Gate Sign 23 Shambles, York YO1 7LZ #silverjourney #uktravel #york #whipmahopmagate

Now I want to tell you about York. One of the old towns in mainland England that I've been wanting to visit for a long time. We took the train from Liverpool to York buying on the trainline tickets for £17/person. York is a small and beautiful city in the north east of England. (Northeast England). Old York is full of history with a variety of beautiful buildings, York Minster is most famous for its distinctive gothic buildings & glass mosaic is a strong attraction for tourism in this city besides the fort walls that surround this city. One thing that makes me want to go to York, The Shambles! There is a place called The Shambles in York, where Diagon Alley in the real world is located. This place is the inspiration for Harry Potter wizarding world shopping. And it's true! Most of the buildings here date from the 1300-1400s. Known as the original The Great Flesh Shambles, because in 1872 it was famous for the row of butcher shops in this place. The building is still standing strong, some of the slanted windows and doors look rickety as if they were curved, it turns out that it is so original, because it is aging but continues to be cared for, but still strong, in this hallway there are many small houses below, large ones above. Why is that? In the past, house taxes were measured based on land area, so people kept their land area below while the upper floors were built wider than the lower floors. Very unique! Now in the row of The Shambles more accessories/souvenir shops and most importantly: A shop selling Harry Potter knick-knacks. My fav shop is named: The Shop That Must Not Be Named! All the wands complete, all the historical items at Hogwarts too. Wow, a lot of shopping here. York is also famous for ghost stories because during the Black Plague era, York took many lives, especially children. Therefore, there are several 'Ghost Tour' ghost tours that you can join here. What we followed was their 'Ghost Hunt of York' open at 7.30pm, paying £5/person. This walking tour is interesting with theatrical performances from the guide. Worth it! But yeah, we're not satisfied with the tour because we don't get the 'horror', so the next day at night we retraced the traces of the ghost tour the night before. It feels more suspense, especially in conjunction with the Halloween atmosphere York is also famous for its haunted castle on a hill, named Clifford's tower, built by William the Conqueror. It was originally built as a castle and prison, but in 1190 when the Jews were massacred, they fled to the tower and committed mass suicide there by burning the entire castle. In York there is also a train museum - the National Railway Museum. All kinds of trains from the beginning of the line built are here. Free admission. I love York so much because: its used bookstores! Throughout the old city center there are always bookstores where we can read before buying and the books that ar location : york, united kingdom. #culturalattraction#themepark

Winter vacation is coming! My dears, come and take this top-notch guide for a 5-day trip to the UK to make your trip to the UK more exciting! Don’t miss it~ / Located in the northwest of the European continent, the United Kingdom has a profound historical heritage and unique regional style. There are 🏰ancient castles and 🌳beautiful countryside here, and it is often praised as the empire on which the sun never sets. Come to the UK and feel the richness of history and the beauty of nature! / 🚩Route Overview: D1: Lake Windermere Enjoy the lake and mountain scenery and immerse yourself in the tranquil natural beauty. D2: Glencoe -> Scottish Highlands -> Urquhart Castle -> Loch Ness Travel through the magnificent canyons and highlands, explore the ancient castles, and enjoy the beauty of Loch Ness. D3: Edinburgh Castle->Princes Street->Royal Mile->National Gallery of Scotland->Princes Street Gardens Tour Edinburgh in depth, from ancient castles to modern art, and feel the weight of history and the charm of culture. D4: York Minster->York City Walls->York Butcher Street->Ouse River Walk along the ancient streets of York and experience the charm and style of the medieval city. D5: Warwick Castle->Cambridge University->Cambridge Cruise->Trinity College Explore the history of Warwick, feel the academic atmosphere of Cambridge, and take a boat tour of the scenery of Cambridge River. This trip will take you to appreciate the natural and cultural beauty of the UK, don't miss it! 🌍✨ / Must-see tips for your trip: ✨Compare the prices of local specialties. Don’t buy them at tourist attractions. It’s more cost-effective in the city center! 🌏Be aware of the time difference, the UK is 8 hours behind Beijing time~ 🚖From the airport to the city, it is very convenient to take a taxi or subway. Taxis are more expensive but faster. 💳Many small shops may not accept credit cards when paying, so remember to prepare some cash! 📸Most museums in London are free, remember to book online in advance to avoid queuing. / Come to the UK, immerse yourself in the charming local customs and culture, and start your dream trip!

A five-day winter tour of the UK, with a different experience every day! Snow scenery, ancient castles, and British charm—this guide has it all. Start your UK journey now! / The UK, a land rich in history, boasts numerous castles and museums.🏰🏛️ From the bustling city of London to the tranquil countryside, scenic beauty abounds.🌳 Don't forget to experience a traditional British afternoon tea and embrace the elegance of gentlemen and ladies.🍵 / 🚩Itinerary: Day 1: Lake Windermere Spend your first day leisurely amidst the picturesque lakes and mountains, enjoying the tranquility and beauty of nature. Day 2: Urquhart Castle -> Loch Ness Explore the ancient Urquhart Castle and immerse yourself in history. Afterward, head to the scenic shores of Loch Ness and enjoy nature's gifts. Day 3: Edinburgh Castle -> Edinburgh Old Town -> Royal Mile -> Palace of Holyroodhouse -> Scottish National Gallery -> Calton Hill Journey through Edinburgh's past and present, from the majestic castle to the historic Old Town. Stroll along the Royal Mile, visit the magnificent Palace of Holyroodhouse, appreciate the art treasures at the Scottish National Gallery, and finally, ascend Calton Hill for a panoramic view of the city. Day 4: York Minster -> York City Walls -> River Ouse -> The Shambles Immerse yourself in York's ancient charm. Visit the magnificent York Minster, walk along the ancient city walls, admire the beauty of the River Ouse, and finally, explore the historic Shambles and experience the city's unique charm. Day 5: Warwick Castle -> University of Cambridge -> Cambridge Punting -> Trinity College On the last day, explore the ancient mystery of Warwick Castle. Then, head to the academically vibrant University of Cambridge, take a punting tour along the River Cam, and finally, visit the renowned Trinity College, concluding this unforgettable journey.🎉 🔙Return: After five wonderful days, embark on your journey home, filled with beautiful memories and unique experiences, looking forward to your next travel adventure! / **Important Notes**: - Visa Information: You need a visa to travel to the UK. Remember to apply in advance to avoid unnecessary trouble.🛂 - February Weather: February in the UK is quite cold. It is recommended to bring warm clothes and rain gear.❄️ - Food Exploration: Don't miss traditional British cuisine, such as fish and chips, and the classic English breakfast!🍟🍳 - Travel Preparation: Prepare comfortable and breathable sneakers for easy sightseeing throughout the UK.👟 - Cultural Etiquette: Maintain quietness in public places and respect local customs.🤫 / The UK journey ends, leaving behind cherished memories and a touch of reluctance. Looking forward to our next encounter!🌍✨

Here are five-day itineraries for a winter trip to the UK! Come and see how to have fun in England and experience a different winter style~ . 📅Route arrangement: Day 1: Lake Windermere Immerse yourself in the beautiful scenery of Lake Windermere and feel the tranquility and harmony of nature. Day 2: Scottish Highlands - Glenfinnan Viaduct - Loch Ness - Urquhart Castle Travel through the Scottish Highlands, explore the magnificence of the Glenfinnan Viaduct, appreciate the tranquility of Loch Ness, and finally arrive at the historic Urquhart Castle. Day 3: Isle of Skye - Loch Portree - Old Man Peak - Little Falls - Eilean Donan Castle Visit the mysterious Isle of Skye, appreciate the tranquil beauty of Loch Portree, climb the Old Man Peak, feel the majesty of Little Falls, and finally visit the fairy-tale Eilean Donan Castle. Day 4: Edinburgh Castle - Royal Mile - Princes Street - Calton Hill Climb up Edinburgh Castle to overlook the city; stroll along the Royal Mile to feel the historical charm; stroll along the bustling Princes Street, and finally climb up Calton Hill to enjoy the magnificent sunset. Day 5: York Minster - York Shambles - River Ouse - British Railway Museum Visit the majestic York Minster, stroll along the quaint York Shambles, enjoy the beauty of the River Ouse, and finally go to the British Railway Museum to learn about the history of railway development. . Must-haves before traveling: 🧳British travel preparation checklist, easy departure! 📞 Essential for communication: Don’t forget to prepare a UK phone card for easy communication and to check online🗺. 🔌 Travel accessories: The sockets in the UK are different, so you need to bring a plug converter and a charger to avoid your phone running out of battery in the middle of playing! 🪪 All documents must be carried with you: passport, visa, air ticket, etc., and photocopies should be kept as backup. Safety comes first! 👔 Clothing: It’s a bit cold in the UK in February, so bring some thick coats, scarves, gloves, and comfortable shoes so you don’t have to be afraid of going anywhere. With all of the above in hand, pack up and set off. Britain is waiting for you to explore! 🌍✨ . I hope this guide can help you have a good time and make good memories during your trip to the UK! 🎉

Hey there! Want to explore the wonders of Britain? Here's a super-detailed 5-day travel guide to help you easily explore the British style. Check it out! . 🚩 Itinerary: Day 1: Windermere Lake Wander along the shores of Windermere Lake and enjoy the stunning scenery. Day 2: Urquhart Castle -> Loch Ness Explore the mysterious Urquhart Castle and then stroll along the shores of Loch Ness and enjoy the tranquility of nature. Day 3: Edinburgh Castle -> Princes Street -> Edinburgh Old Town -> Royal Mile -> Palace of Holyroodhouse -> Carlton Hill Travel through the history and present of Edinburgh, from ancient castles to modern streets, and then to the stunning views from the top of the hill. Day 4: York Minster -> York City Walls -> River Ouse -> York Shambles York's journey begins with the majestic York Minster, then walk along the ancient city walls, come to the tranquil River Ouse, and finally stroll through the historic Shambles. Day 5: Warwick Castle -> Cambridge University -> Cambridge River Cruise -> Trinity College Explore the ancient charm of Warwick Castle, then head to Cambridge and experience the atmosphere of the academic city, take a boat trip on the River Cam, and then visit the famous Trinity College. 🎉 The journey ends, and you'll return home with unforgettable memories! . Suggested attractions: Edinburgh Castle ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Castlehill, Edinburgh EH1 2NG, UK - Opening hours: Jan 2 - Mar 28, 09:30-17:00 - Duration: 2-3 hours - A military fortress on a cliff, witnessing the vicissitudes and glory of Scottish history. Palace of Holyroodhouse ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Palace of Holyroodhouse, Canongate, The Royal Mile, Edinburgh, EH8 8DX - Opening hours: Dec 27, 2024 - Mar 31, 2025, Mon, Thu-Sun, 09:30-16:30 - Duration: 2-3 hours - The private residence of the Queen of Scotland, experience the nobility and historical heritage of the royal family. York Minster ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Deangate, York YO1 7HH - Opening hours: Mon-Sat, 09:30-16:00; Sun, 12:45-15:15 - Duration: 2 hours - The stained glass windows are breathtaking, and the charm of the medieval church. Cambridge University ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: The Old Schools, Trinity Ln, Cambridge CB2 1TN, UK - Opening hours: Open all day - Duration: 1 day - A university that has produced many Nobel laureates, stroll through it and experience the academic atmosphere. Windermere Lake ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Bowness-on-Windermere, UK - Opening hours: Open all day - Duration: 2 hours - Picturesque lake and mountains, enjoy the tranquility and beauty of nature. . **Notes:** - 🛍️ British specialties are abundant and affordable, making them ideal for souvenirs or personal use. - 🚗 Convenient transportation from the airport to the city center, with options including subway, bus, and taxi. - 📇 To travel to the UK, you need to apply for a visa. Prepare the relevant documents in advance to ensure a smooth entry. - ⏰ The time difference between the UK and China is significant. Please adjust your time difference to avoid affecting your travel experience. . Enjoy your trip to the UK and explore the perfect blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. You'll have an unforgettable experience!

It's time for a Lunar New Year trip! Pack your bags and get ready for a 7-day adventure in the UK. This comprehensive guide will help you make the most of your trip! / 🎉 Itinerary: DAY1️⃣: Windsor Castle – University of Oxford – Oxford Natural History Museum – Ashmolean Museum The first day is packed with activities. Explore the royal grandeur of Windsor Castle, then head to Oxford to experience the academic atmosphere and visit the Natural History Museum and the Ashmolean Museum. DAY2️⃣: Lake Windermere Enjoy the natural beauty of Lake Windermere on the second day. The lake and mountains will leave you breathless. DAY3️⃣: Glencoe Valley – Scottish Highlands – Eilean Donan Castle Cross the stunning Glencoe Valley, admire the views from the Scottish Highlands, and finally explore the ancient mystery of Eilean Donan Castle. DAY4️⃣: Edinburgh Castle – Princes Street – Royal Mile – Carlton Hill – Palace of Holyroodhouse Edinburgh is full of exciting attractions. From the castle to Princes Street, Royal Mile, Carlton Hill, and the Palace of Holyroodhouse, there's something for everyone. DAY5️⃣: York Minster – York City Walls – York Shambles – River Ouse York offers a variety of attractions. Visit the majestic York Minster, walk along the ancient city walls, explore the Shambles, and enjoy the tranquility of the River Ouse. DAY6️⃣: Warwick Castle – University of Cambridge – Cambridge Sighs Bridge – Cambridge River Cruise Experience the history of Warwick Castle and the academic atmosphere of Cambridge. Don't miss the Sighs Bridge and a river cruise. DAY7️⃣: Tower Bridge – Buckingham Palace – Big Ben – Westminster Abbey – 10 Downing Street – British Museum End your trip in London. Visit Tower Bridge, Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, 10 Downing Street, and the British Museum. / Suggested attractions: - 🏰 Edinburgh Castle: Perched on a cliff, this military fortress is a testament to Scotland's long history. Be sure to experience its weight and majesty. - 🏛️ Buckingham Palace: This is not only the Queen's office, but also a treasure trove. The scenery inside and outside the palace is breathtaking. - ⛪️ Westminster Abbey: As the national church of England, many famous people are buried here. Its Gothic architecture is breathtaking. - 🏢 British Museum: The museum houses a vast collection of artifacts from around the world, each of which is a testament to history. Don't miss it. / 🧳 Travel checklist: Essentials for your UK trip 📞🇬🇧 Bring your phone card and adapter so you can easily contact people and charge your devices. 🪪🛂 Make sure you have all your documents, including your passport, visa, and driver's license. 🧥👟 It's cold in January in the UK, so be sure to pack a warm coat and waterproof shoes. / Don't forget to like and save this guide. We wish you a wonderful trip to the UK and hope you have a great time!🎉

Don't miss out, friends! This is your long-awaited 6-day UK tour guide! Essential for smart travel, this super-practical UK travel guide will ensure you have a worry-free trip! / 🎉🎉🎉Route suggestions: Day 1: Windsor Castle – University of Oxford – Oxford University Museum of Natural History – Ashmolean Museum Get up early and prepare for a day of rich itinerary and in-depth experience of British history! Day 2: Lake Windermere Gather your friends and let's explore the Lake District in England! Day 3: Eilean Donan Castle – Loch Ness Start with the magnificent castle, then experience the mystery of the beautiful Loch Ness! Day 4: Edinburgh Castle – Princes Street – Edinburgh Old Town – Royal Mile – Palace of Holyroodhouse – Carlton Hill Spend a day in Edinburgh, and enjoy a journey through history and modernity. Day 5: York Minster – York City Walls – River Ouse – York Shambles Explore the ancient and tranquil city of York, and be amazed by the grandeur of York Minster! Day 6: Warwick Castle – University of Cambridge – Cambridge River Cruise – Trinity College Visit Warwick Castle, play the romantic melody of Cambridge, and this day will be an unforgettable memory of your UK trip! / 🧳Travel preparation: 📱 First of all, of course, communication equipment and electronic devices! The top priority is to purchase a local phone card to stay in touch, and then prepare a plug adapter for the UK, a charger and spare batteries, and don't forget to bring a camera to record the wonderful moments. 📝 Second, various important documents cannot be missed. When traveling to the UK, in addition to carrying your passport, you also need to apply for a UK visa, and purchase travel insurance, especially UK health insurance, to ensure a worry-free trip. At the same time, remember to bring your driver's license, which may be useful. 🧣 Third, let's talk about clothing and skin care products. January in the UK is winter, so thick down jackets, scarves, hats, gloves, and warm shoes are essential. In addition, don't forget to bring sunscreen and moisturizer to resist the cold and dry weather. / ✨️When traveling to the UK, may you find the cup of tea that brings back memories and a rainbow after the rain, and experience the interweaving of history and modernity.✨️

Don’t miss this 6-day route when traveling to the UK during the winter vacation! Awesome atmosphere, take you around Britain! -- The United Kingdom is rich in history and picturesque scenery. From the chimes of Big Ben 🕰️, to the magnificence of the Scottish Highlands 🏞️, to the leisurely afternoon tea time ☕, every step is immersed in the rich regional customs. -- 🛤️ Tour route: Day 1: Windsor Castle->Oxford University->Oxford University Museum of Natural History->Ashmolean Museum Visit the historic Windsor Castle and feel the royal noble atmosphere. Then we will go to Oxford University, which has a strong academic atmosphere, to visit the Natural History Museum and the Ashmolean Museum to appreciate the charm of academia and art. Day 2: Lake Windermere Immerse yourself in the beauty of Lake Windermere and enjoy the tranquility and comfort of the lake and mountains. Day 3: Urquhart Castle->Loch Ness Visit the ancient Urquhart Castle and feel the weight of history. Then head to Loch Ness to appreciate the natural beauty of the lake and mountains. Day 4: Edinburgh Castle->Edinburgh Old Town->Royal Mile->Holyrood Palace->National Gallery of Scotland->Calton Hill Walk along Edinburgh Castle and overlook the beautiful city. Then visit Edinburgh's Old Town and the Royal Mile to experience the vicissitudes of history. Visit the Palace of Holyroodhouse and the National Gallery of Scotland to experience a fusion of art and history. Finally, we climbed Calton Hill to enjoy the beautiful view of Edinburgh. Day 5: York Minster -> York City Walls -> River Ouse -> York Shambles Visit the magnificent York Minster and appreciate the charm of Gothic architecture. Take a stroll along the ancient walls of York and feel the richness of history. Then take a stroll along the River Ouse, enjoying the beautiful views of the river. Finally, stroll through York's Shambles to experience the ancient street style. Day 6: Warwick Castle->Cambridge University->Cambridge Cruise->Trinity College Visit Warwick Castle and feel the traces of history. Then head to the world-renowned Cambridge University to experience the charm of this academic capital. Take a cruise around Cambridge and enjoy the beauty of Cambridge. Finally, visit the historic Trinity College to experience the solemnity and sacredness of academia. 🎉The journey is over, and I return home with full of memories and gains! -- Some tips: 1️⃣ Food: Don’t miss the English breakfast and afternoon tea to experience the authentic British flavor! 🍔🍵 2️⃣ February climate: It is cold in the UK in February, so remember to bring a warm coat and rain gear! 🧣🌂 3️⃣ Specialty prices: British specialties such as Scottish plaid scarves are reasonably priced and are great gifts! 🎁 4️⃣ Visa information: You need to apply for a visa to travel to the UK, so it is important to prepare the materials in advance! 📃🇬🇧 -- I hope this travel guide to the UK can help you, have fun, and keep your passion and exploration going! 🌍✨

#ancienttownvibes York, one of England’s most historic cities, felt like stepping into a living museum. Enclosed by medieval walls, its cobbled streets, Gothic cathedrals, and Viking relics told stories of centuries past. My visit began at York Minster, an architectural masterpiece with soaring spires and intricate stained-glass windows. Climbing its central tower, I was rewarded with sweeping views of the city and the River Ouse. Wandering down The Shambles, a perfectly preserved medieval street, I admired its timber-framed buildings, once home to butchers but now housing charming boutiques and tea rooms. At the Jorvik Viking Centre, I delved into York’s Norse past, riding through a recreated Viking village with lifelike figures and immersive sounds. The history continued at Clifford’s Tower, the last remnant of York Castle, offering a commanding view of the city and a somber reminder of York’s Jewish community tragedy in 1190. Walking along York’s ancient city walls, I traced the footsteps of past defenders, passing through historic gates like Micklegate Bar. As night fell, I joined a ghost tour, experiencing York’s eerie reputation firsthand through chilling tales of restless spirits. York’s blend of Roman, Viking, and medieval history made every corner a discovery. It was a journey through time, where the past isn’t just remembered but still lingers in its streets and stories.

First time in the UK? Don't miss this super useful 5-day itinerary to make your trip to the UK even more exciting! -------------------- 🚩Route suggestion: 5-day in-depth tour of the UK D1: Lake Windermere Enjoy the beauty of Lake Windermere on the first day, with its stunning scenery. D2: Scottish Highlands -> Glenfinnan Viaduct -> Loch Ness -> Urquhart Castle On the second day, cross the Scottish Highlands, admire the grandeur of the Glenfinnan Viaduct, enjoy the tranquility of Loch Ness, and finally visit the mysterious Urquhart Castle. D3: Isle of Skye -> Portree Lake -> Old Man of Storr -> Lealt Falls -> Eilean Donan Castle On the third day, visit the beautiful Isle of Skye, tour Portree Lake, climb the Old Man of Storr, admire the spectacular Lealt Falls, and visit the historic Eilean Donan Castle. D4: Edinburgh Castle -> Royal Mile -> Princes Street -> Calton Hill On the fourth day, visit Edinburgh Castle, stroll along the Royal Mile, shop on the bustling Princes Street, and finally climb Calton Hill for a panoramic view of Edinburgh. D5: York Minster -> Shambles -> River Ouse -> National Railway Museum On the last day, visit the majestic York Minster, stroll along the ancient Shambles, walk along the River Ouse, and visit the National Railway Museum to end your wonderful trip to the UK. 🎉 -------------------- Must-see attractions: - 🏰 Edinburgh Castle: Perched on a cliff, this castle is a witness to Scottish history, a former military fortress that now tells you the secrets of the past. - ⛪️ York Minster: Step inside this cathedral and you'll be amazed by the Gothic stained glass, each piece telling a mysterious story. - 🌊 Lake Windermere: The scenery here is like a painting, so beautiful and relaxing. - ⛰️ Calton Hill: Standing on the highest point in Edinburgh, the distant castle is in full view, and the grandeur and vastness are definitely worth experiencing in person. -------------------- Travel essentials: 🧳 UK travel checklist 📞 Bring a SIM card for easy contact and avoid roaming charges. 🔌 Don't forget the plug adapter, as UK sockets are different from ours. 🪪 Make sure you have all your documents, including your passport, visa, and driver's license. 👗 It's still quite cold in the UK in February, so wear a thick coat and thermal underwear. 🔋 Chargers and power banks are also essential, as your phone and camera need to be charged. -------------------- Your trip to the UK is not over yet, there is more to discover, see you next time!

Hey girls! If you want to explore the UK in depth, you must visit the museums! This 8-day itinerary will take you to the best museums in the UK. Check it out! / The UK is located in the northwest of the European continent. 🏰 It has a rich history and diverse regional styles. From the ancient Tower Bridge to the mysterious Stonehenge, 🌇 it has both the hustle and bustle of the city and the tranquility of the countryside. It is known as the empire on which the sun never sets. / 📅 Itinerary: Day 1: Free time in London Enjoy a day of free time in London and explore the charm of the city at your own pace. Day 2: Windsor Castle > University of Oxford > Bridge of Sighs Visit the royal Windsor Castle, then head to Oxford to experience the academic atmosphere. Don't forget to take some beautiful photos at the Bridge of Sighs! Day 3: Old Trafford > Lake Windermere > The World of Beatrix Potter > Gretna Green Visit the football mecca of Old Trafford, stroll around the tranquil Lake Windermere, explore the World of Beatrix Potter, and finally arrive at Gretna Green to experience the fairytale romance. Day 4: Calton Hill > University of Edinburgh > Royal Mile > Edinburgh Castle Climb Calton Hill for a panoramic view of Edinburgh, stroll around the University of Edinburgh to experience the academic atmosphere, and walk along the Royal Mile to the spectacular Edinburgh Castle. Day 5: Alnwick Castle > Castle Howard Visit the historic Alnwick Castle, then head to Castle Howard to admire its grandeur and elegance. Day 6: York City Walls > Shambles > York Minster > University of Cambridge > Trinity College Stroll along the ancient York City Walls, visit the Shambles, admire the grandeur of York Minster, then head to Cambridge to experience the charm of the academic capital and visit the famous Trinity College. Day 7: Free time in London Return to London and enjoy a day of free time to explore every corner of the city in depth. Day 8: Free time in London (airport transfer) On your last day in London, you can still arrange your itinerary freely. In the evening, a private car transfer to the airport will be provided to ensure your comfort and convenience. 🛫 / Must-visit attractions: - 🏰 Edinburgh Castle: An ancient military fortress on a cliff, where you can experience the rich history of Scotland. - 💒 Windsor Castle: Visit the residence of the British royal family, the House of Windsor, and experience the royal style. - ⛪️ York Minster: Admire the beauty of Gothic architecture and the breathtaking stained glass. - 🏟️ Old Trafford: Step into the home of the Red Devils, Manchester United, and experience the passion and glory of football. - 🎓 University of Cambridge: Stroll around the university that has produced many Nobel Prize winners and experience the solemnity and charm of academia. / 🧳 Packing list: 📞 Bring a UK SIM card for easy communication and to avoid getting lost. 🔌 Don't forget a plug adapter, as the UK plug type may be different from yours. 👔 It's still quite cold in the UK in February, so bring some warm clothes and comfortable shoes to keep warm and walk easily. 🛂 Of course, your passport and UK visa are the most important things. Make sure to carry them with you and don't forget them! / The UK tour is over. I hope this charming country has left an unforgettable impression on your heart. 💖

Don't miss out on this 6-day winter tour of the UK! From the classic charm of London to the romance of Edinburgh, this guide has it all. Check it out now! . 🚩Itinerary: DAY 1: Lake Windermere 💧Immerse yourself in the beauty of Lake Windermere and enjoy the tranquility and harmony of nature. DAY 2: Urquhart Castle - Loch Ness 🏰Visit the mysterious Urquhart Castle, then stroll to the shores of Loch Ness and experience the grandeur of the Scottish Highlands. DAY 3: Edinburgh Castle - Princes Street - Edinburgh Old Town - Royal Mile - Holyrood Palace - Calton Hill 🏯Travel through history, from Edinburgh Castle to ancient streets, and then to the magnificent Calton Hill, and experience the unique charm of Edinburgh. DAY 4: York Minster - York City Walls - River Ouse - Shambles 🕍Stroll through the ancient streets of York and feel the weight of history and the accumulation of culture. DAY 5: Warwick Castle - University of Cambridge - Cambridge Punting - Trinity College 🏰🎓From the grandeur of Warwick Castle to the academic atmosphere of Cambridge, experience the history and wisdom of the UK. DAY 6: Tower Bridge - Thames River Cruise - Buckingham Palace - Westminster Abbey - Big Ben - British Museum 🌆Explore London's iconic buildings and cultural treasures, and end your UK trip on a high note. . Must-visit attractions: Edinburgh Castle ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Castlehill, Edinburgh EH1 2NG, UK ⏰Opening hours: Jan 2 - Mar 28, 9:30 am - 5 pm 🕰️Recommended visit time: 2-3 hours An ancient military fortress on a cliff, a witness to Scottish history. Buckingham Palace ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: London SW1A 1AA, UK ⏰Opening hours: Varies by season, please check the website in advance 🕰️Recommended visit time: 1-2 hours The official residence of the British monarch, with a rich collection inside and beautiful gardens outside. Westminster Abbey ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: 20 Deans Yd, London SW1P 3PA ⏰Opening hours: Limited opening from Jan 1 - Apr 24, closed on Sundays 🕰️Recommended visit time: 1-2 hours A blend of Gothic architecture and solemn religious atmosphere, the final resting place of many famous figures. . Tips: - January is cold in the UK, so remember to bring a warm coat and rain gear🧣🌧️ - Want to buy souvenirs? Harris Tweed and English tea sets are great options at reasonable prices🛍️🍵 - Pay attention to the time difference, the UK is 8 hours behind Beijing time🕗 - A visa is required to visit the UK, so it's important to prepare the materials in advance📝🌟 . Enjoy your UK trip and the British charm, and don't forget to capture every moment that touches your heart!💖

Check out this 5-day UK itinerary to explore the perfect blend of classic and modern, and fall in love with this charming country! . 🎈🎉Itinerary: Day 1: Lake Windermere Spend the day exploring the mysterious and dreamy Lake Windermere, and immerse yourself in the tranquility and beauty of nature. Day 2: Glencoe -> Scottish Highlands -> Urquhart Castle -> Loch Ness Travel through the magic and history of the UK, from the magnificent Glencoe to the mysterious Loch Ness. Day 3: Edinburgh Castle -> Princes Street -> Royal Mile -> Scottish National Gallery -> Princes Street Gardens In Edinburgh, walk along the historic streets and experience the charm of ancient castles and art galleries. Day 4: York Minster -> York City Walls -> Shambles -> River Ouse Stroll through York, admire the grandeur of the Gothic cathedral, and enjoy the tranquility of the River Ouse. Day 5: Warwick Castle -> University of Cambridge -> Cambridge Punting -> Trinity College On the last day, visit the ancient Warwick Castle and the University of Cambridge, take a punt to enjoy the beauty of Cambridge, and end this wonderful trip. . Travel tips: ☀️Time difference: The UK is 8 hours behind China, so don't forget to adjust your biological clock 🐓; 📑Visa: You need a visa to visit the UK, so prepare in advance 📋; 🍔Food: Can you imagine English breakfast tea and roast beef sauce? If you like trying new foods, you must try them 👅; ☁️February weather: In February, the UK is shrouded in mist, so don't forget to bring an umbrella and warm clothes ❄️. These are the essential tips for your trip to the UK. Save them and let's go ⛵️. . The UK, a place that is both classic and trendy, is waiting for you to explore. If you like it, keep this travel guide and go on a trip!

5-day UK trip: Relive the magic of Harry Potter with your kids, visit ancient castles and British towns, and experience a blend of history and magic. Start your magical journey now! . 🏃 Itinerary: Day 1: Lake Windermere Explore the beautiful Lake Windermere and enjoy the stunning scenery. Day 2: Urquhart Castle -> Loch Ness Visit the ancient Urquhart Castle and experience its rich history, then head to Loch Ness to enjoy the natural beauty of the lake. Day 3: Edinburgh Castle -> Old Town -> Royal Mile -> Holyrood Palace -> Scottish National Gallery -> Calton Hill Explore Edinburgh, from the majestic Edinburgh Castle to the ancient Old Town. Stroll along the Royal Mile, visit the magnificent Holyrood Palace, admire the treasures of the Scottish National Gallery, and finally climb Calton Hill for a panoramic view of the city. Day 4: York Minster -> York City Walls -> River Ouse -> Shambles Visit York, explore the spectacular York Minster, stroll along the ancient York City Walls, enjoy the beauty of the River Ouse, and wander through the historic Shambles. Day 5: Warwick Castle -> University of Cambridge -> Cambridge Punting -> Trinity College On the last day, visit Warwick Castle and experience its unique charm. Then head to the University of Cambridge, enjoy a punting tour, and visit the famous Trinity College. End your wonderful UK trip! . Travel tips: 📌 Visa information: You need to apply for a visa in advance to visit the UK. 🍔 Food: Try an English breakfast and fish and chips for a taste of Britain! ⏰ Time difference: The UK is 8 hours behind Beijing time. 🚇 Transportation: The London Underground is well-developed, and the Oyster card is convenient for travel. 💷 Currency exchange: The local currency is the British pound. Exchange currency in advance for easier shopping. 🌂 Weather: The weather in the UK is changeable, so remember to bring an umbrella and a warm coat. . We hope you have an unforgettable and enjoyable trip to the UK! 🎉

Take your kids on a magical journey to the UK! Travel through York, Edinburgh, and the Lake District, relive Harry Potter's childhood magic dreams, visit mysterious castles and universities, and enjoy five days of magical time with your family. -------- 🏃 Itinerary: Day 1: Lake Windermere Stroll along the beautiful Lake Windermere, enjoy the lake and mountain scenery, and feel the tranquility and beauty of nature. Day 2: Urquhart Castle -> Loch Ness Visit the ancient Urquhart Castle and learn about its deep historical background, then head to Loch Ness to enjoy the magnificent lake and mountain scenery. Day 3: Edinburgh Castle -> Old Town of Edinburgh -> Royal Mile -> Holyrood Palace -> Scottish National Gallery -> Calton Hill Travel through history, visit Edinburgh Castle and the Old Town, stroll along the Royal Mile, visit Holyrood Palace, admire the art treasures of the Scottish National Gallery, and finally climb Calton Hill for a panoramic view. Day 4: York Minster -> York City Walls -> River Ouse -> Shambles Feel the solemnity and sanctity of York Minster, stroll along the ancient York City Walls, enjoy the beautiful scenery of the River Ouse, and finally visit the historic Shambles to experience the local culture. Day 5: Warwick Castle -> University of Cambridge -> Cambridge Punting -> Trinity College Visit Warwick Castle and admire its unique architectural style and historical charm, then head to the academic sanctuary of the University of Cambridge, take a Cambridge punt to enjoy the scenery of the River Cam, and finally visit the famous Trinity College to feel the academic atmosphere. 🎓🚣‍♂️🏰 This itinerary allows you to deeply experience the history and culture of the UK and enjoy the close combination of natural scenery and cultural landscapes. 🌳🏰🎨🛶 -------- 🎒 Travel Essentials: Going to the UK? Don't forget to bring these! 📞 Get a UK SIM card first to stay connected. 🔌 Don't forget the plug adapter, as UK sockets are a bit special. 🪪 Make sure you have all the necessary documents, including your passport and visa. 👔 It's still quite cold in the UK in February, so don't forget to bring a warm coat. 🔋 Chargers and power banks are essential for your phone and camera. 💊 Bring some common medicines with you, so you don't have to worry about headaches or colds. 🎩 Be prepared for both sun and rain, so bring a hat and umbrella. Alright, get ready and start your journey to the UK! -------- That's the end of your UK trip. Hope you have a great time! Don't forget to share your travel stories! 💖

Travel off-peak after the Spring Festival, here’s a five-day guide to the UK! Avoid the crowds and enjoy the quiet British time. Come and have a look~ -------------------- The United Kingdom has a rich history and many castles and museums🏰🏛️. From the bustle of London to the tranquility of the countryside, everywhere is picturesque🌳🌺. The British love refreshments and afternoon tea, and their customs are unique🍵🍪. -------------------- 🚩Travel route: D1: Windsor Castle - Oxford University - Oxford University Museum of Natural History - Ashmolean Museum On the first day, explore the British royal family and history, visit Windsor Castle to experience ancient traditions, and then go to Oxford, which has a strong academic atmosphere, to visit the university and museums. D2: Lake Windermere On the second day, immerse yourself in the beauty of Lake Windermere and enjoy the tranquility and harmony of nature. D3: Glencoe Canyon - Scottish Highlands - Loch Ness Travel through the spectacular Glencoe Gorge, set foot in the Scottish Highlands, and explore the mysterious and deep Loch Ness. D4: Edinburgh Castle - Princes Street - Royal Mile - National Gallery of Scotland - Calton Hill - Holyrood Palace On the fourth day, we went deep into the cultural center of Edinburgh, from the ancient castle to the art gallery to the historical palace. Every step was a mark of history. D5: York City Walls - York Minster - York Butcher Street - Ouse River On the last day, stroll along the ancient city walls of York, feel the majesty of the cathedral, visit the characteristic butcher block, and enjoy the city scenery along the River Ouse. -------------------- Essentials before the trip: 🧳 📞 Want to stay connected in the UK? Don't forget to prepare a local calling card. 🔌 When traveling abroad, a plug converter is a must and you need to be familiar with the types of British sockets. 🪪 Passport, visa, driver's license, all important documents must be brought with you, and it is safer to make copies as backups. 👔 The weather in the UK is cold in January, so a warm coat, scarf and hat are essential to protect against wind and rain. 🔋 It is convenient to carry mobile phone and camera chargers with you, and spare batteries are also important. 💊 Always carry your usual medicines with you, which can relieve pain, fever and diarrhea, so you can have a healthy trip. -------------------- The trip to the UK is over. I hope every moment of this journey will become an unforgettable beautiful moment in your heart💖

The city of York dates back to the Roman Times and also played an important role during the era of Vikings when the city was renamed Jorvik and became a big trading centre for the Vikings. York continued to prosper in the Middle Ages and is the time when the world famous York Minster was constructed. York is easy to get to as it is on the East Coast Mainline, a trainline that runs from London to Edinburgh. It only takes 2 hours from London, less than an hour from Newcastle or Manchester and about 2 hours from Edinburgh too. The train station is a hugely imposing Victorian structure and is still a major hub in the UK’s train network today. Driving into the city is a little more difficult and I would highly recommend using a park and ride to get into the city. The multi storey car parks are narrow and the streets are often very congested. Some of my highlights to visit in York as a local: York Minster: York Minster is one of the largest Gothic cathedrals in Northern Europe, and the stained-glass windows are absolutely stunning. Consider climbing the tower if you have energy for an amazing view of the city. The Shambles: This is the name of a medieval street and is like stepping back in time or being on a Harry Potter set. JORVIK Viking Centre: This interactive museum is built on the site of a Viking settlement and offers a different look into York's past, focused on the times the Vikings settled in the city. National Railway Museum: Also known as the NRM, it is the world’s largest railway museum. It is completely free and features so many unique trains. #historicallandmarks#localguides

Spring Festival is the perfect time to travel! This 4-day UK tour guide will help you explore the UK with ease and avoid any pitfalls! Check out this special Spring Festival guide now! -- 🚩Itinerary: Day 1: Lake Windermere 🏞️Stroll along the shores of Lake Windermere and enjoy the tranquility and beauty of the lake and mountains. Day 2: Urquhart Castle 🏰Visit Urquhart Castle and experience the weight of history and the mystery of the ancient castle. Day 3: Edinburgh Castle -> Royal Mile -> Princes Street -> Princes Street Gardens 🏯Overlook the city from Edinburgh Castle, then stroll along the Royal Mile to feel the historical atmosphere, and finally visit Princes Street and Princes Street Gardens to enjoy the hustle and bustle of the city and the tranquility of nature. Day 4: York Minster -> Shambles -> National Railway Museum 🕍Visit the solemn York Minster, stroll along the Shambles to experience the charm of the ancient streets, and finally head to the National Railway Museum to explore the wonders of railway history. 🔚End your pleasant UK trip and return home with memories and rewards! -- Must-see tips: The UK is a little chilly in January, so remember to dress warmly! 🧣 The exchange rate for the British pound fluctuates, so check in advance for better deals! 💷 Prices of British specialties vary, so it's wise to compare prices when shopping. 🛍️ -- You're welcome! This UK travel guide will definitely help you have a great time, so get out there and explore the charm of the UK!

It's time to travel for Chinese New Year! We recommend a 7-day UK itinerary to experience British culture in depth. Don't miss out! -- The UK is located in the northwest of the European continent. It has a rich history and unique regional style. 🏰 It is home to famous attractions such as Tower Bridge and Big Ben. Known as the empire on which the sun never sets, it is full of royal style and classical charm. 👑 -- 🛤️ Itinerary: Day 1: Windsor Castle - University of Oxford - Oxford University Museum of Natural History - Ashmolean Museum Visit the royal residence of Windsor Castle, stroll through the academic halls of the University of Oxford, and visit the Natural History Museum and Ashmolean Museum, both of which have rich collections. Day 2: Lake Windermere Spend the whole day at the picturesque Lake Windermere, enjoying the tranquility and beauty of the lake and mountains. Day 3: Urquhart Castle - Loch Ness Visit the ancient Urquhart Castle and feel the weight of history, then head to Loch Ness to enjoy the natural scenery of the Scottish Highlands. Day 4: Edinburgh Castle - Princes Street - Old Town - Royal Mile - Holyrood Palace - Calton Hill Explore the history and culture of Edinburgh, from the ancient castle to the bustling Princes Street, through the Old Town, along the Royal Mile, visit Holyrood Palace, and finally climb Calton Hill for a panoramic view of the city. Day 5: York Minster - York City Walls - River Ouse - Shambles Experience the ancient charm of York, visit the magnificent York Minster, stroll along the historic city walls, enjoy the beautiful scenery of the River Ouse, and explore the famous Shambles. Day 6: Warwick Castle - University of Cambridge - Cambridge Punting - Trinity College After visiting Warwick Castle, head to the academic mecca of the University of Cambridge, take a boat trip on the River Cam, and visit the famous Trinity College. Day 7: [London - Free Day] (Free time all day) Enjoy a full day of free time in London and explore the charm of the city. -- 🧳 Travel preparation: 📞 Get a UK SIM card first for easy contact and internet access. 🔌 Don't forget the plug adapter, as UK sockets are different. 🪪 Prepare your passport and visa for smooth entry and exit. 👗 The UK is a bit cold in January, so don't forget a thick coat and scarf. 🔋 Chargers and power banks to keep your phone charged. 💊 Bring regular and emergency medicine just in case. 🎒 A comfortable backpack to hold your travel essentials. -- Traveling in the UK is simple and fun. We hope you can find your own British style! 🌟

Babies! Want to easily play around the UK? This 4-day travel guide will take you through the best places to visit in the UK. Collect it now! —— England, located in the northwest of continental Europe, has a rich historical background and a unique regional style. There are 🏰ancient castles, 🏞️charming countryside and 🌆bustling cities. The empire of the sun never sets is its reputation, the travel experience is super praise! —— 🛤️Itinerary: Day 1: Lake Windermere Take a tour of the picturesque Lake Windermere and feel the tranquility and beauty of the English countryside. Day 2: Urquhart Castle Visit the historic Urquhart Castle and take in the charm and legend of the ancient architecture. Day 3: Edinburgh Castle – Royal Mile Avenue – Princes Street – Princes Street Gardens Climb Edinburgh Castle, stroll the Royal Mile, stroll through Princes Street, and finally take a break at Princes Street Gardens to experience Edinburgh’s blend of ancient and modern. Day 4: York Minster – York Meatloaf Street – British Railway Museum Visit the magnificent York Minster, stroll through the quaint York Meat Pave Street and finally head to the British Railway Museum to learn about the changing railway history. —— Must-see attractions: 🌟Edinburgh Castle ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Castlehill, Edinburgh EH1 2NG, UK Opening Hours: Open January 2nd - March 28th 09:30 - 17:00 Playing time: 2-3 hours The ancient military fortress on the cliffs bears witness to Scottish history. 🌟 York Minster ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Deangate, York YO1 7HH Opening hours: Open Monday-Saturday 9:30-16:00; Playing time: 2 hours Magnificent Gothic architecture with stained glass interior that is pleasing to the eye. 🌟 Lake Windermere ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Bones-Windmere, England Opening Hours: Open all day Playing time: 2 hours The picturesque lakes and mountains here are a great place to relax and unwind. 🌟Royal Mile Drive ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Edinburgh, UK Postal Code: EH1 1QS Opening Hours: Open all day Playing time: 1-2 hours The quaint and majestic architecture and the old streets full of historical rhyme seem to travel back in time. 🌟British Railway Museum⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Leeman Rd, York YO26 4XJ, UK Opening Hours: Open 10:00-17:00 Playing time: 2-3 hours As the birthplace of trains, it is home to numerous railway artifacts and is a great place to learn about railway history. —— Essentials before your trip: 🧳 Don’t forget to bring these things when you go to the UK! 📞 Phone card: Prepare first, easy to contact, check information on the Internet. 🔌 Plug Converter: Unique to UK plugs, this is a must. 🪪 Documents: passport, visa, driver's license, travel more peace of mind. 👗 Clothing: January is cold in the UK, thick jacket, scarf can not be less. 🔋 Chargers: Phones, cameras, don’t let them power off. 💊Medicine: Prepare some commonly used medicines, just in case. 💸 Coins: Exchange some pound cash for emergencies. -- Enjoy the blend of history and modernity on your trip to the UK, don’t forget this unique beauty, look forward to seeing you next time!

New Year's Day is coming, are you planning to come to the UK for vacation? Come and take this selected 5-day travel guide to make your New Year trip more exciting! -------- The United Kingdom has a rich history, charming 🏰 castles and 🌳 natural scenery. The 🍵afternoon tea culture and 🎩gentlemanly demeanor here are unique and charming, allowing you to experience the unique customs of the British Isles while enjoying the 🏞️beautiful scenery. -------- 🚩Itinerary: Day 1: Lake Windermere Immerse yourself in the beauty of Lake Windermere and enjoy the tranquility and harmony of nature. Day 2: Urquhart Castle – Loch Ness Visit the ancient Urquhart Castle to feel the weight of history, then stroll along the shores of Loch Ness to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the lake and mountains. Day 3: Edinburgh Castle - Princes Street - Edinburgh Old Town - Royal Mile - Holyrood Palace - Calton Hill Travel through the long river of history, from Edinburgh Castle to the ancient streets, experience the royal style and charm of the ancient city, and finally climb up Calton Hill to overlook the whole Edinburgh. Day 4: York Minster - York City Walls - River Ouse - York Shambles Feel the sacredness and solemnity at York Minster, stroll along the ancient city walls, enjoy the beautiful scenery of the River Ouse, and finally visit York Butcher Street to experience the local market life. Day 5: Warwick Castle - Cambridge University - Cambridge Cruise - Trinity College Explore the ancient mystery of Warwick Castle, then go to the academic palace of Cambridge University, take a boat tour on the Cambridge River, feel the fusion of academics and nature, and then visit the famous Trinity College. -------- Attractions to visit: - 🏰 Edinburgh Castle: An ancient military fortress on the cliff, giving you a glimpse into Scotland's long history. - 🏛️ Palace of Holyroodhouse: Visit the private residence of the Queen of Scotland and experience the royal style. - 💒 York Minster: Immerse yourself in the beauty of the stained glass of the Gothic architecture, as if you are in a fairyland. - 🎓 Cambridge University: Stroll through this institution that has trained countless Nobel Prize winners and feel the academic influence. -------- Tips for visiting: 1. Visa information: You need to apply for a visa in advance to travel to the UK to ensure a smooth trip~💼 2. December climate: December in the UK is a bit cold, remember to bring a thick coat and an umbrella! ❄️🌂 3. Food exploration: Try traditional English breakfast and afternoon tea to experience the British style! 🍔🍵 4. Price of Specialties: British specialties such as Scottish scarves, English tea sets, etc. are reasonably priced and suitable as gifts. 🎁🛍️ -------- When traveling to the UK, enjoy its various customs and don’t forget to leave your footprints and stories. When you see me next time, the scenery will be familiar and you will be a brand new you!