The heritage of Great Britain is a legacy which they themselves have possessed and preserved for centuries, in addition to the fact that 7 of its cities are World Heritage Sites, including, among others, Bath, Brighton, Chester, Oxford and York.

Furthermore, Great Britain is a leading promoter of culture, with its numerous museums and art galleries, 2,500 with collections that attract worldwide interest. Added to all this is the fact that it is a country offering thousands of tourist attractions and events of all kinds, ranging from famous festivals and concerts to gastronomic routes throughout the entire country.

Garden design has been an important feature of British culture for centuries, hence the enormous variety of perfectly preserved and manicured parks to be found across the length and breadth of the country.

London, which is in southern England, is the most important city in the country as well as one of the most prominent cities worldwide.

Also worth highlighting is Canterbury, famous for its Cathedral, Dover with its castle and one of the oldest railway stations in the country and not forgetting the archaeological remains at Stonehenge. The city of Liverpool, which is in northern England, is famous all over the world thanks to the Beatles and as the port where the famous Titanic set sail from.
Moving on to Scotland, there is the capital, Edinburgh, today called the city of culture and less than 90 kilometres from the Scottish city of Glasgow.
Wales is just 2 hours from the English capital and boasts 3 national parks and 5 zones of great natural beauty.
In short, Great Britain offers an abundance of natural and cultural heritage, which is complemented with a huge range of cultural attractions in cities already famous for their cosmopolitan atmosphere as well as the many other aspects that draw millions of tourists throughout the year.