The bizarre tourist attractions in England you can visit – including an upside down house and a garden full of hidden giants
In celebration of English Tourism Week (30 March to 7 April), we've rounded up some of the weird and wonderful places you can visit
ENGLAND is home to some of the most beautiful, historical buildings and landmarks, as well as boasting a rich heritage.
But the country is also known for its weird traditions and oddities.
As part of English Tourism week (30 March to 7 April, 2019), Sun Online Travel has rounded up some of the best places and activities around the country that you can visit.
Read on to discover some of the most unusual places and things to do in England.
The Upside Down House, Bournemouth
Sitting on its roof, the has all over things you expect to find in a house - except it's all on the ceiling.
For two and a a half hours, you can walk and feed llamas at their home between Derwentwater and Buttermere, and take as many pictures as you want.
They also offer alpaca walks where you can even swim with the animals during the walk.
You'll need at least four hours to explore the gardens properly.
The Singing Ringing Tree, Lancashire
Created in 2006 on a hill overlooking Burnley, the tree is a large musical sculpture, which uses steel pipes to create sounds.
It is three metres tall, and is designed to have different sized pipes on different layers so it can create a number of different chords depending on the wind.
A second one opened in Texas in 2017.
Saltburn Cliff Lift, Yorkshire
The Victorian funicular railway first opened in 1884, and has been renovated over time.
However, it is still considered one of the oldest in the country.
Costing just £1 to use, the 55 second journey sees passengers descend from the top of the hill to the pier - or vice versa.
The UK is home to some of the weirdest museums which you can visit, such as the National Poo Museum and one dedicated to Baked Beans.
You can also get more out a staycation by staying in a tent.
Wales and Cornwall in particular have a great selection of domes and yurts for a weekend break.