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Hey everyone! This 4-day UK itinerary is super stress-free! You can visit Stonehenge to recreate iconic Transformers scenes, explore Durdle Door and the Jurassic Coast, and also visit the town of St Ives and hang out at Bournemouth Pier. Save this post! . Don't miss out on this great content—scroll down to check it out ↓ . 🗺️ Itinerary: This route is quite packed, allowing you to visit a ton of attractions in a limited amount of time~ D1: Bath, Roman Baths, Stonehenge. Explore prehistoric ruins and recreate scenes from "Transformers: The Last Knight." Visit the vintage town of Bath and the ancient Roman Baths, and stop by the Stonehenge filming location from "Transformers: The Last Knight." D2: Minack Theatre – South West Coast Path – Sennen & Land's End Visit the cliffside Minack Theatre and hike the South West Coast Path to encounter Land's End. D3: Durdle Door, Bournemouth Beach, Bournemouth Aquarium, St Ives, Bournemouth Pier Tour the natural limestone arch of Durdle Door and the Jurassic Coast, explore the town of St Ives and Bournemouth Pier, and visit the beach and aquarium. D4: 9 Arlington Row, Bourton-on-the-Water, Lavender Farm Stroll through the iconic Arlington Row, visit the fairytale-like Bourton-on-the-Water, and immerse yourself in a healing journey through lavender fields. . Must-visit attractions: 🏛️ Roman Baths: An ideal place to experience a portrait of ancient Roman life 🪨 Stonehenge: The stone circle stands as if guarded by ancient giants 🌊 Durdle Door: A massive limestone arch . ✈️ Travel preparation: 📋 First, you must bring your UK travel visa, original passport + copies, and your hotel itinerary, as there's a high chance of random checks at customs. 🔌 UK plugs are three-pin square plugs. Bring 2–3 adapters, and remember to choose a power bank with a rated energy not exceeding 100 Wh. 📱 Buy a European SIM card or activate international roaming in advance, and be sure to download offline Google Maps. 🧥 The temperature difference between day and night in the UK in September is large, so bring a windbreaker + a light sweater, and pack two or three T-shirts to change into. 🎒 Keep a small bag with a sun hat, a sun/rain umbrella, and common stomach and cold medicine—they are super useful in emergencies. . Want to start this journey? Click the card below to plan your trip in advance.
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