Explore UNESCO World Heritage Sites

Fortified streets, mountain views and historic routes shape Briançon — a Vauban UNESCO World Heritage Site ideal for walking holidays and Alpine exploration.

Fell tops, lakeshore paths & historic farming landscapes define the Lake District UNESCO World Heritage Site — ideal for self-guided walking holidays, mountain adventures & scenic routes across Cumbria.

Canal paths, riverside walks & model village streets shape Saltaire — well-suited to self-guided walking holidays, heritage-led outdoor adventures & gentle routes in West Yorkshire.

Roman fortresses, Whin Sill ridges & open border landscapes define Hadrian’s Wall — perfect for self-guided walking holidays, historic routes & outdoor adventures along England’s northern frontier.

Riverside paths, historic docklands & landmark crossings frame the Tower of London — ideal for car-free walking holidays, Thames Path routes & urban outdoor adventures in central London.

Coastal fortresses, medieval town walls & sea-edge routes define this Gwynedd UNESCO site — well-suited to self-guided walking holidays, coastal adventures & historic paths in North Wales.

Atlantic cliffs, abandoned settlements & remote island terrain define St Kilda — ideal for adventurous walking holidays, wildlife encounters & extreme-edge outdoor exploration in the Outer Hebrides.

Stone steps, monastic ruins & sheer Atlantic cliffs shape Skellig Michael — perfect for once-in-a-lifetime walking holidays, heritage adventures & wild coastal experiences off County Kerry.

Limestone pavements, wildflower trails & towering sea cliffs define the Burren & Cliffs of Moher — ideal for self-guided walking holidays, geological adventures & coastal routes in County Clare.

Georgian crescents, Roman remains & skyline walking routes shape Bath — perfect for self-guided walking holidays, cultural outdoor adventures & canal-side paths in Somerset.

Ancient stone circles, chalk downland & prehistoric trackways define Stonehenge & Avebury — ideal for self-guided walking holidays, historic routes & wide-open landscapes across Wiltshire.

Engine houses, moorland paths & coastal mining trails shape this UNESCO landscape — well-suited to self-guided walking holidays, heritage adventures & rugged routes across Cornwall and Devon.

Fossil-rich cliffs, sweeping beaches & clifftop paths define the Jurassic Coast — perfect for self-guided walking holidays, coastal adventures & dramatic routes across Dorset and East Devon.

Basalt columns, clifftop trails & Atlantic headlands define the Giant’s Causeway — ideal for self-guided walking holidays, coastal adventures & legendary routes along Northern Ireland’s Causeway Coast.