Aldeburgh is a historic old town located on the estuary of the Alde River in Suffolk, East Anglia, England.The name Aldeburgh means 'old fort' which and most of the old town have been lost to the sea.
The entire area that is encompassed under the city of London may be the most visited part of the United Kingdom (15 million people visit each year, according to the Visit London Media Centre), but there will come a point when you feel that you have seen or done everything there is to in London if you make frequent visits.
Particularly in the current economic climate, holidays are considered to be something of a luxury. Generally more expensive if travelling abroad, many people decide not take a holiday at all if they cannot travel abroad, as they believe a holiday in the UK cannot be as good, fulfilling or relaxing as one abroad.
Pleasure Beach Blackpool. Attracting over six million visitors during 2008, Pleasure Beach Blackpool is by far the most visited theme park in the United Kingdom.
For those who are avid fans of Thorpe Park, this may come as no surprise. However, for many, it is often interesting to discover that the site on which Thorpe Park is now built on was once a disused quarry that was filled with water with the intention of creating a water based theme park.
It's difficult to provide a final figure on how many theme parks there are in the UK, as there are so many different places throughout the country that feature one rollercoaster or a handful of rides and call themselves a theme park.