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Find and visit hidden gems in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, such as waterfalls, beaches, castles and more. Choose your gems, book your accommodation and venture the unknown with UK Hidden Gems.
- Dungeness Beach: A Unique Coastal Landscape. Dungeness is a surreal, otherworldly beach on the edge of the Romney Marsh wetlands in Kent. It’s situated at the tip of a long shingly promontory stretching out into the English Channel.
- Devil’s Dyke: Spectacular Views and Ancient Legends. Devil’s Dyke is a scenic valley in the South Downs, 5 miles northwest of Brighton. The Dyke itself is an impressive natural spectacle.
- Chilham: A Timeless English Village. Chilham is a small medieval village situated on the banks of the Great Stour River in Kent. Despite its size, the village is known for its impressive 12th-century castle, ancient church, picturesque central square, and quaint half-timbered houses.
- Rye: A Medieval Gem. Rye is an attractive and historical town in East Sussex. It’s very atmospheric, with its medieval cobblestone streets and well-preserved Tudor architecture.
- Jack the Ripper Museum. Spread over six floors of a Victorian house in Whitechapel, the Jack the Ripper Museum tells the story of the infamous killer through books, films and artefacts.
- Little Venice. Just as its name suggests, Little Venice is London's answer to the famous Italian city. Home to various waterside cafes, pubs and restaurants, the area comes alive in the summer months as Londoners jump on canal boats or walk along the riverside to nearby Camden or Regent's Park.
- The Thames Path. The Thames is home to many of London's treasures, not many of them hidden, but the 40-mile-long Thames Path has many quieter spots to be discovered.
- Pie and mash shops. It doesn’t get much more traditional London than a plate of pie, mash and the classic green liquor; maybe with a side of the cockney favourite, jellied eels.
- Gasping at The Gaping Gill Cave, North Yorkshire
- Monkey Around at The Cassiobury Farm and Fisheries, Watford
- Go Wild on The Wild Atlantic Way, Ireland
- Be Alone on Balevullin Beach, Isle of Tiree
- Zone Out in Boscombe, Dorset
- Tyneham Ghost Town
- Loch Awe, Need We Say More?
- Treasure The Moment on St Ninian’s Isle, Shetland, Scotland
- The Most Beautiful of All? Bilbury, Gloucestershire
- Margate Shell Grotto: A British Mystery in Kent
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The Yorkshire Dales are all rolling meadows delineated by stone walls, pockets of water and castles, abbeys, and villages scattered over the stunning landscape, but perhaps the most remarkable feature to be found here is the Gaping Hill Cave. While most people may be familiar with the name, few have been here. Get a move on though, public access to...
Zebras, flamingoes, wolves, and monkeys in the middle of Watford? You must be kidding. Nope. This is actually a big secret kept mostly between Watford’s locals. In the middle of Cassiobury Park – which is ranked as one of the best parks in the UK – you’ll find Cassiobury Farm and Fisheries. Hidden down a long track in the middle of a wood, you woul...
Move over Route 66, this jaw-dropping coastal route is one of the longest and most spectacular in the world. Stretching 1600 miles from County Donegal’s Inishowen Peninsula in Ulster to Kinsale, County Cork, in Munster, on the Celtic Sea coast, you’ll cover crazy inclines as you travel across nine counties. You’ll need at least two weeks, preferabl...
The Isle of Tiree has some of the best beaches you could ever wish for, but this is our pick. Perfect white sands, with no one photobombing your photos, except maybe seals, otters, and basking sharks. You’ll need to travel to the Inner Hebrides of Scotlandbut if you want to get away from it all and have your own Leonardo DiCaprio Beach moment, this...
In the shadows of its famous neighbour Bournemouth, Boscombe beach is often overlooked. But it’s a much more beautiful and chilled option if you fancy a short stay at the seaside. Children will love the long stretch of beautiful sand which is a superb place for building sandcastles and flying kites. Yoga lovers will enjoy the daily schedule of acti...
The village – often referred to as Dorset’s ‘lost village’ – was inhabited from Iron Age Times until it was evacuated in December 1943 during WWII. The Ministry of Defense used the area as a firing range and residents were never allowed to return. Of the 225 people displaced the last left this note on the church door: “Please treat the church and h...
With a name like Loch Awe, you’d be right to have high expectations. And thankfully the third-largest freshwater loch in Scotland doesn’t disappoint. Between the various castle ruins, including the you-must-know-it-at-least-from-the-telly, Kilchurn Castle,and the world-class trout fishing, this Loch doesn’t need an imaginary (or is she?) monster to...
Scotland has been consistently voted the most beautiful country in the world, and we definitely know why. The largest natural tombolo (a bar of sand that joins an island to the mainland) takes you from the west coast of Shetland to the postcard-perfect island of St Ninian’s. Visitors can walk along the 500m golden sand causeway to reach the island ...
With its exquisite 17th-century stone cottages with steep roofs, 19th-century artist William Morris called Bibury “the most beautiful village in England” when he visited it. The Cotswolds is a popular weekend break away but many miss out on visiting this wonderful little village on the River Coln. Alongside the honey-coloured Arlington Way properti...
Underground tunnels filled with intricate patterns of 4.6 million shells can be found underneath a residential street in Margate. Discovered in 1835, to this day, no one knows the purpose of the subterranean passage. Featuring an incredibly detailed mosaic of suns, stars, and geometric patterning, there is even a skylight, which indicates the desig...
Discover 25 incredible and off-the-beaten-track destinations in the UK, from caves and farms to beaches and islands. Whether you are looking for history, nature, culture, or adventure, these hidden gems will inspire your next staycation.
- Saint Dunstan in the East. Originally built in the 11-12th centuries and refurbished several times after that, Saint Dunstan in the East is my personal favorite of the hidden gems of London.
- Little Venice. Sleepy Little Venice is a series of tree-lined canals that many tourists miss during their London trip. Spanning from Hyde Park to Warwick Avenue, it’s near enough to the city center that you can squeeze it in between other attractions.
- The Painted Hall. I have to say that I wasn’t sure if the Painted Hall belongs on the list of the best places to see in London or the secret places of London.
- Spitalfields and Brick Lane. Spitalfields and Brick Lane is an area of London that I often find myself feeling too conspicuously uncool for. The rawness of Brick Lane, coupled with the exotic smells from the infamous curry houses is like nowhere else in London.
Jan 3, 2024 · Discover 13 amazing hidden gems in the UK, from waterfalls and beaches to vineyards and standing stones. Whether you want nature, culture, or adventure, these places will inspire your next trip.
Apr 13, 2024 · Discover some of the city’s most magnificent hidden gems and secret spots, from Roman ruins to art museums. Explore the off-the-beaten-path attractions that make London such a special place with this guide.
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