Even abroad, you can visit sites important in American history!
American Sites in London
Category: Great Britain
Victoria and Albert Museum (London)
The Victoria and Albert Museum is one of the most interesting museums in the world!
Kew Gardens (London)
Kew Gardens is a fun respite from the craziness of London.
Greenwich (England)
A fun, family-friendly day trip from London is Greenwich where kids can learn all about England's maritime history and visit the prime meridian line. Adults will love walking in the footsteps of their favorite British movie or TV characters as well!
English Villages
When you travel to England, don't just see London. Get out into the countryside and stay in a traditional English village to see the real England!
St. Andrews (Scotland)
The town of St. Andrews is famous for its green golf courses and its esteemed university. It also makes a great historic day trip from Edinburgh! Read all about this magical place where even a future king and queen met in my new post!
St. Paul’s Cathedral (London)
St. Paul's Cathedral in London is one of the most iconic buildings in the city. From royal weddings to state funerals, this cathedral has survived through war and revolution to remain the center of the Church of England. Read my new post to plan a visit!
D-Day Historic Sites
Tomorrow is the 80th anniversary of D-Day. Read my new post to learn about the historic sites you can visit to honor and remember those who fought for our freedom.
National Museum of Scotland (Edinburgh)
The National Museum of Scotland is the best place to learn about Scottish history. Plus your kids will love the fun natural science and technology displays!
Cambridge (England)
Cambridge, England is a quintessential college town. Punt along the River Cam to see the beautiful college buildings and lawns full of students. Read my new review to plan your trip!