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Edinburgh Castle
Edinburgh Castle dominates the city of Edinburgh like no other castle in Scotland, and Edinburgh Castle is unequalled in the whole of the British Isles. Over one thousand years of history sit on top of the famous Edinburgh rock, and when you see Edinburgh Castle you will understand why over a million visitors a year visit Edinburgh Castle. When you come to Scotland and visit Edinburgh Castle you ... more
Bodyflight
The largest and best indoor skydiving wind tunnel. Come and learn the fun and exciting sport of Bodyflying in the safety of a vertical wind tunnel. No heights or jumping involved! Skydivers use Bodyflight as a valuable training tool and we often have some of the world's top skydiving teams here practicing formation skydiving and freeflying. We also have some fantastic new attractions; such as ... more
London Eye
The London Eye is a unique and versatile structure, comprising the best of British architecture and design, rising high above London's skyline at 135 metres.. It provides a 30-minute, slow-moving 'flight' over London. Since opening in March 2000 The London Eye has become an iconic landmark and a symbol of modern Britain. You can see around 40KM (25 miles) from the top as far as Windsor Castle on ... more

Attraction Bank is set up to help you to find the ideal places for you to visit in the UK. Our Directory works two ways. You can browse by location and browse by category.

Browse by Location

If you are interested in visiting attractions that are based in a specific part of the British Isles, you can find places to visit by navigating with the location links. For ease of use, the UK is divided into 9 large, general areas. Each of these is subsequently divided into further regions. Beyond this point google maps indicate the positions of the attractions in that area. This allows you to think about travelling to these places when making a choice about what to do and see. To help you find you're way, when you visit the full information page for an attraction, there is a google location map with a pointer indicating the location of the attraction and where we've been provided with them, written directions concerning how to travel to there.

Location filters appear on the homepage and on the left hand side of all other listing navigation pages.

Browse by Attraction Category

In order to allow your search to be more efficient, we've divided our listings up into broad categories. This means that if you are specifically interested in, for example, visiting museums, you don't need to look at all the listings for castles, boat trips and theme parks in that area to find what you want!

Select your category here.

Facilities

Our directory also allows you to filter your results by the facilities that you feel are important to be available at the attractions that you visit, whether it be that they have a shop, a restaurant, or provide disabled access.

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What is the Attraction Bank?

1A listing of tourist attractions throughout UK.

2A collection of attractions reviews & comments.

3An aggregator of attraction Special Offers.

Polls

Are you more likely to visit UK attractions during the current economic climate?

	Yes - as we are not holidaying abroad we will therefore be visiting more attractions.
	No - a reduced disposable income means we cannot afford to visit as many attractions.