Land’s End, Britain’s famous most south-westerly point, is one of those places that everyone should probably visit once. The coast at the tip of Cornwall is rugged and spectacular, with 65-foot (20 metre) high granite cliffs. There is an extensive visitor centre there and a charge for parking, but access to the walks along the coast is free.
Borough Market claims to be the oldest in London, established in 1014, when a market took shape at the foot of London Bridge. It has been in its current location, west of London Bridge since 1756. It has developed to become a riot of colour, noise and food products. It is an astonishing place, mainly selling an enormous range of fresh produce – fruit, vegetables, fish, cheese, nuts – as well as nuts, speciality chocolate and drinks. At its fringes are a host of street food outlets, with dishes from all over the world.
