The last two years' events have shown that many Brits are developing an increasing appetite for holidays on home turf, despite the lift on travel restrictions. This is great news for British tourism and the short-let economy, as the staycation trend looks to continue in 2022. 

Despite being a relatively small island, the UK has plenty to offer in tourist attractions. Today, we've rounded up the top ten tourist attractions for families this summer. From ancient heritage sites, stunning coastlines, national parks, and characterful villages, a British holiday has a unique charm that brings an average of 40 million visitors each year. So, if you are planning a British staycation or visiting from abroad this summer, read on to find out more about Britain's most unforgettable attractions:

• The South West Coastal Path, the West Country, England

Covering some 630 miles, the path represents some of England's most stunningly beautiful coastline and can be accessed from Devon, Cornwall, Dorset, and Somerset. The coastal path can be joined at any point, and plenty of ice cream shops, cafes, and fish and chip restaurants keep walkers going!

• Chatsworth House, Derbyshire, England

This stately English home is the backdrop of many of Britain's most loved period dramas and has been home to 16 generations of the Cavendish family. Chatsworth features 25 rooms for adults to explore, while children of all ages can roam free on 105 acres of grounds, a working farmyard, and an exciting playground. 

• Chester Walls, Cheshire, England

Take panoramic views of the city by walking Chester's Roman walls, visit the ruins of a Roman amphitheater, explore a Norman castle, and make time for a visit to Chester Zoo, just a ten-minute drive from the city center.

• The Tower of London, England 

This world heritage site is situated in the heart of London and is home to the Crown Jewels, a royal palace, and infamous prison. Guided tours by Yeoman Warders recount the 1000-year history of this historical site. Children also have the opportunity to meet the tower ravens, marvel at the changing of the guards, and much more.

• Cardigan Bay, Ceredigion, Wales

Dolphin lovers flock to Cardigan Bay for its numerous beaches and unique marine life. The bay is home to the UK's largest permanent dolphin population. The area is dotted with charming seaside resorts such as Aberystwyth, New Quay, and Borth that offer the perfect setting for your staycation. 

• The World of Beatrix Potter, Cumbria, England

Located in the breathtakingly beautiful Bowness-on-Windermere, this enchanting visitor attraction brings the tales of Peter Rabbit and Friends to life in 3D via an interactive exhibit. Avid fans can also visit Beatrix Potter's home Hill Top House in Hawkshead, Ambleside, a twenty-minute drive from the visitor attraction. Bowness is a sprawling tourist attraction, popular for sailing and watersports and one of the UK's main centers for outdoor adventure. 

• The Titanic Quarter, Belfast, Northern Ireland

Following an extensive rejuvenation project, the Titanic quarter is highly desirable and now renowned for TV and film production. As the name suggests, the area is home to the world's largest Titanic visitor attraction, featuring 9 interactive galleries, a 750-seater Titanic suite, and extensive exhibitions and educational spaces.

• Edinburgh Castle, Scotland

This imposing castle, built on the site of an extinct volcano, is Scotland's most paid-for tourist attraction, and it's not hard to see why! The castle dominates Edinburgh's skyline, offering stunning views of the capital and leading onto the city's famous Royal Mile. 

• The Great Orme Copper Mine, Conwy, Wales

Visitors can walk through 3,500 years of history at these ancient copper mines. Mining engineers, cavers, and archaeologists have been slowly uncovering more tunnels and large areas of the surface landscape to reveal what is now thought to be the largest prehistoric mine ever discovered.

• Wave surfing, Newquay, England

From its position on the southern tip of the Atlantic, Newquay is renowned worldwide for its surfing scene. The town's award-winning beaches are in perfect conditions for surfing, and the county benefits from a more temperate climate than other parts of the UK. 

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