World Heritage Day: Uncover Humanity's Hidden Gems

Evan Evans Tours, London, reveals how we can uncover the extraordinary legacy of humanity this World Heritage Day (April 18th, 2024) by throwing open the doors to the UK’s most treasured historic and cultural landmarks.

The United Kingdom boasts an impressive 33 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, showcasing the country's rich history, stunning natural beauty, and architectural marvels from Roman times to the Industrial Revolution.

Journey through time and tradition, exploring iconic UNESCO World Heritage Sites which echo the stories of bygone eras:

Highlights include:

Tower of London: A captivating historical fortress on the River Thames in London, England, that's a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its enduring legacy as a palace, prison, and armoury.

Maritime Liverpool: A waterfront district in Liverpool, England, comprising commercial docks and warehouses, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its role in the development of global trade.

The Lake District: A mountainous region in northwest England, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its inspirational beauty, celebrated by Romanticism poets like William Wordsworth.

Edinburgh, Scotland: The historic city of Edinburgh, Scotland, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its outstanding architecture and its role in the Enlightenment.

Giant’s Causeway, Northern Ireland: An area of about 40,000 basalt columns, arranged in clusters along the northern coast of Northern Ireland, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its outstanding natural beauty.

Tom Macklin, Managing Director of Evan Evans Tours says:
“World Heritage Day offers a captivating opportunity to explore the remarkable stories woven into the fabric of England's landscape.

"From the enigmatic Stonehenge to the awe-inspiring Lake District, each UNESCO World Heritage Site stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of human history, culture, and architectural brilliance."