Sites to visit in England?

There is the Jane Austen house museum in Hampshire. (South)

Agatha Cristie's Holiday Home in Devon (South West)

The Bronte House is in Yorkshire which is in the North of England.

You could leave London, head to Jane Austen's museum, then to Stonehenge, Bath and on down to Devon. This would be at least 3 days or more. You would need most of one day from London to travel up to Yorkshire.

If you stayed in the West Country, there is Longleat Safari Park and house, Stourhead Gardens and House. There are so many places to visit.

Early September is often a good time for weather - dry and mild aroind 68 degrees, although British weather can be unpredictable.

You can visit agatha Christie's House in Devon (betwen Totnes and Dartmouth) both delightful towns

www.nationaltrust.org.uk/greenway. You can also take a beautiful boat trip down the River Dart

from Totnes to Dartmouth

Bath - Yes definitely, www.visitbath.co.uk

In the London area visit the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew www.kew.org

The town of Ludlow (Shropshire) is very special and the surrounding countryside very beautiful

www.ludlow.org.uk

Bronte Country around Haworth in Yorkshire is great as is the city of York and Whitby and the two national parks in Yorkshire. The Yorkshire Dales National Park and the North York Moors National Park

I love jane austen and northanger abbey.

If yiu like beatrix potter you can visit the Lake district in North England. Britain is over 20% national park so there's so many to visit. Bath in sommerset is full of old georgian houses and that's where NORTHANGER Abbey is set. Are you co ming for the olympics. While is london you can viait the shakespare globe too.

Some good suggestions already.

Some nice castles and houses in the South of England:

Leeds

Hever

Knole

If you travel to Wales here are some fabulous castles built by Edward I

Then you need to get out of London and the see Hampshire for Jane Austen ( and Bath) , she is buried at Winchester Cathedral and then see Yorkshire for Charlotte Bronte..... and her family came from Northern Ireland in County Down a small place called Loughbrickland the area is very similar to Yorkshire................ if it is a few years you have time to research and work out where you want to see...............

Early SEP is often good for weather, BUT WHY just ENGLAND...? What about the rest of the UK......?WE are NOT all English.....

North Wales Castles, Edinburgh etc etc etc.........??????? If come to the UK and ONLY see the tourist bits of England, YOU are MISSING the BEST parts........

Take a look around Shropshire. Some interesting places there:

http://www.shropshiretourism.co.uk/castles/

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