Best places: Tourist information centers in England

👍👍 A wonderful member of staff Meg sold us the tickets and was very helpful. We had 2 boats, we were a family of 14. Used a family discount. The guide was informative and humorous, a calm and very pleasant 45min. trip on the river Stour. We did not pre-book due to uncertainty with the weather. We had t...

👍👍 Gareth was amazing and very knowledgeable! A must do for everyone visiting Manchester. We saw a lot and learnt a lot. One of the best tours I have been on

👍👍 Great trails good paths all the way around I did the 12k circular route fantastic scenery all the way around lots of wildlife. Hides are great additions. Lots of parking £5 all day. Visitor centre has toilets cafe and ice-cream shop. Large assorted kids playground. Would recommend

👍👍 A relatively easy place to visit in the spectacular Dales. Plenty of parking on or around the village green. I only parked there to go on a circular walk but there are plenty of eateries, a museum, tourist information etc. Stunning scenery all around the picturesque village.

Modern museum featuring interactive exhibits on King Richard III's life, death & grave discovery.

Guided boat tours on the river focusing on historic buildings, monuments & literary sites.

👍👍 Wonderful place.... Very informative exhibition suitable for all ages...lovely gift shop and tea room. Staff are friendly and welcoming. Sounding area has lovely woodlands and walks. Ideal for picnics too.

👍👍 We attended the Windsor castle, Stonehenge and Bath tour. Amanda did a great job introducing and Mario is very nice and drives very safely. You get to see a little bit of everything. Great option if you don’t have much time in the UK.

👍👍 Lovely walk with breath-taking views. Even on a drizzly day! The bloke in the visitor centre was really nice and helpful. Asked us how long a walk we wanted and what we wanted to see and showed us a walk linking two together. It was great. We saw the White Horse, then came back and down the other si...

👍👍 Hard to believe that this sort of area is right on our doorstep and a half hour drive 🚗 away. Easy parking, toilets and cafe open and a good easy walk 🚶‍♂️ around for an hour. Enjoyed every minute.

Main visitor center for Peak District National Park, with information displays, a gift shop & cafe.

👍 I visited here on 26th October and this light house was officially closed (out of season) but we were still able to gain access as the place was manned, which was very good as my daughter really wanted to go to the top of the light house. This is a museum at the base and in season also has a cafe an...

Maps & gifts at a tourist information center, plus the Peak District Photography Gallery upstairs.

👍👍 I haven't been inside but it's nice place for walk. Big area to have nice family walk when you can spot cows and wild animals. A bit muddy but with "winter" weather its not surprising. A bit of Noise from motorway but it's not disturbing walk and chilling at all.

Over 660,000 diverse artworks and artefacts from Old Masters to fossils in a gabled manor house.

Building by premier Baron of England, with ornate oak mouldings, portraits and a memorial garden.

👍👍 Fantastic venue. Excellent friendly staff and clean modern loos. Good choice of drinks. Band sounded excellent. Highly recommended.