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The United Kingdom has a unique appeal for travelers, not for its grand, lavish beauty like France, or the solemn, historical atmosphere of Germany. Instead, it draws visitors with the tranquil, almost fairy-tale charm of its rural landscapes, with centuries-old villages. Lacock is one such village that embodies this charm.
Lacock, located in the Wiltshire region of the United Kingdom, is a historic village with buildings dating from the 13th to the 18th century. Historically known for its wool industry, it eventually faded, but over the centuries, Lacock has become one of the most popular tourist destinations in Wales, offering serene countryside views that are both rustic and incredibly picturesque.
The ancient village of Lacock has a history spanning hundreds of years
One of the most fascinating aspects of Lacock is that if you're a fan of the famous Harry Potter film series, you’ll instantly recognize it as the backdrop for several scenes in the films. When visiting Lacock, you can tour the house of James and Lily Potter (Harry Potter's parents), known as Godric’s Hollow, as well as the house of Professor Horace Slughorn from the same series. The Abbey Church in Lacock also served as a filming location in Harry Potter. Isn't that exciting?
The Abbey Church in Lacock village also featured in the Harry Potter films
In addition to being a filming location for Harry Potter, Lacock has also appeared in several other films, notably in Pride and Prejudice.
But that's not all—every corner of Lacock is sure to captivate nature lovers with its stunning beauty. Picture rows of ancient stone houses with walls covered in flowers, or the Gothic-style Lacock Abbey, built in 1232, with its rich historical and cultural significance.
A little further, you’ll find a unique park—The Falconry Park, nestled within a lush green valley. It’s home to rare birds of prey, including falcons, eagles, and hawks. And just nearby is the renowned University of Oxford.
The Lacock village area is also home to many other fascinating attractions, such as the Duke Humfrey's Library, the Divinity School, and Windsor Castle.
The charming little corners of Lacock village
Indeed, the English countryside has a unique charm—rustic yet mysterious, and undeniably enchanting. Simple yet breathtakingly poetic and romantic. In contrast to urban areas with their wide boulevards, towering modern buildings, bustling shopping districts, and vibrant dining scenes, returning to the English countryside feels like a refreshing breeze, offering exciting new experiences and a sense of wonder.
In addition to the historic village of Lacock, England boasts many other beautiful rural areas. Plan your trip to England with Mytour and experience it all firsthand. Don’t forget to contact our hotline 1900 2083 for assistance with booking the best-priced flight tickets.
T.Hai, 21/11/2022 15:37
