Some easy British walks to keep you feeling energized this spring

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when it comes to U.K. The countryside, the charm of our plants – Roman goddess spring In mythology – is magical, especially in spring.

Covered with bluebells, beautiful blooms and acres of yellow petunias to uplift the mind, body and soul, it’s time to head out to the hills, gardens and gardens. garden get benefits walk – and connect with nature.

So put on your walking shoes, dig out your blinds, look forward to those sunny days, let’s stride outside and see where the greenery takes us…

Petworth Estate, West Sussex

Petworth House Spring Festival will start on April 5 (Getty Images/iStockphoto)

Host the annual Spring Festival and be the first to go Petworth Estate amusement parkThe garden is filled with more than 10,000 daffodils, each with its own unique shape and hues of gold, yellow and cream, covering the ground. From 5 to 27 April, gardening talks and gardening demonstrations are a highlight, perfect for taking a break from your spring family trails or woodland walks.

Sissinghurst Kent Castle Gardens

Novelist Vita Sackville-West and diplomat Harold Nicholson settled in Sissinghurst (Getty Images)

with its long history Surroundings and famous gardensThe poet and novelist Vita Sackville-West and the diplomat Harold Nicolson planted here a vast array of blooms, including a canopy of magnolias and cherry blossoms, spanning two orchards. With dedicated walking trails such as the Lime Walk, it’s a lively place with growing buds and vibrant borders.

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Cheshire Quarry Bank

This beautifully preserved factory is a benchmark of the Industrial Revolution (Getty Images)

As well as stunning scenery, 400 acres of fantastic woodland, picturesque gardens and cotton mills, this well preserved factory It is the benchmark of the industrial revolution. Today its walled gardens are filled with apple, pear and peach trees, with apricots being the first to bloom. Elsewhere, the meandering River Bollin, with its decorative bridges, gorges and rare wildlife, will keep you entertained for miles.

Culzean Castle and Country Park, Ayrshire and Arran, Scotland

Country park with 17 miles of trails, majestic woodlands and glens — Country park with 17 miles of trails, stunning woodlands and glens (Getty Images/iStockphoto)

prompt this cliff top castlethe rugged beauty of ancient cliffs, and three miles of sandy shoreline that will blow away the cobwebs and let you feel the breeze in your hair. In addition to the beach and rock pools to explore, the formal gardens with secret decorations offer a striking display of flowers, with early rhododendrons beginning to bloom. If you’re still light on your feet, there are 17 miles of trails, stunning woodlands and glens to explore in the country park.

castle district, County Down, Northern Ireland

The trails of County Down in Northern Ireland will dazzle you (Getty Images/iStockphoto)

This is a favorite on the Hyacinth Trail, where the dense forest floor of blue petals contrasts with the evergreen trees to announce the arrival of spring. There are 6 walking routes to choose from in the Sunken Gardens or the Bell Tower that will dazzle you. The Boundary Trail is considered the most challenging trail and one of the best for enjoying the scenery. 18th century mansionthe first series of which game of Thrones was filmed.

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