If you aren’t too busy admiring all the landscapes, culture and history that can be witnessed when visiting England then maybe you’re thinking of taking part in some of the excursions that this iconic country has to offer. There are many memerable ones to mention; and here are just a few suggestions of some of the best excursions available in England. Not only that, all those on this list are completely free, so you can bring the whole family along.
The Hands on History museum in Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire.
A fascinating day out that allows for its visitors to explore the international history and even meet a mummy.
Chester Cathedral
Climb to the top of the cathedral tower and wonder at the history that can be seen while discovering hidden spaces all around.
All-Hallows-by-the-Tower (The capital cities oldest church)
A fascinating Grade 1 listed building that remains remarkable despite being bombed in the second world war.
National Railway Museum at Shildon
Located in the Vale of Durham lays the opportunity to see and understand Durham’s role in rail locomotion.
Tudor Trails Winchester
Visitors can experience trails and tours free of charge and gain a deeper understandin all thanks to its strong royal links.
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