Not long ago, we presented a list of the most distinct attractions for you to enjoy during a home exchange in London, but there are many great places in Britain that foreign tourists visit every year and deserve attention as well. If you are looking into a homeland exchange, this are sites that could help you select the final destination:

Stonehenge is a 5000 year-old historic site located in Wiltshire county. It is Britain’s most famous pre-historic monument, standing since the late neolithic and surrounded by mystic and legend. There are other ancient sites of distinct relevance just a few miles away, like Avebury, the largest megalithic circle in the world. To learn more about these sites, visit the UNESCO World Heritage Centre’s website.

Another site is Hadrian’s Wall, a stone barrier built during the Roman invasion to protect the gained territories from barbarian raids. The wall construction took over six years and it was so strong there are intact remains in several areas across Britain. If you are interested in learning more about this site, visit Hadrian’s Wall Country where you can find itinerary ideas and everything you need to plan your own tour by the wall. If you like the outdoors, this is your site.

The White Cliffs of Dover are a natural formation composed of soft, white limestone of marine origin facing continental Europe that can be seen from the French coast across the channel. The site’s natural beauty can be admired form the Cliff’s top trails and is accompanied with several stunning nearby buildings, like Knights Templar Church, Dover Castle, Archcliffe Fort and South Foreland Lighthouse, making it a great vacation site.

If you are looking for sites and landmarks to visit in a set location you can use PicturesofEngland.com to get more ideas and prepare for your trip. To find a place to stay you have HomeForHome.