​The Ouse Valley Viaduct should be a MUST visit on all British Travel Bucket Lists! Why?

by Nico McKenzie

Are you searching for a unique photo opportunity near London, England that isn’t overly crowded to roam?

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Look no further. The Ouse Valley Viaduct is one of the best photography spots I’ve found to date. ⁣

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Located south of London and just north of Haywards Heath, the viaduct can be found a bit more than halfway between the capital city and the southern coast.

Imagine this as your photo backdrop!

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Built in 1841 and extending 450 meters in length, the viaduct supports the London-Brighton Railway Line over the River Ouse, and sits in a beautiful green valley. The viaduct is a short walk from the road, which you can easily park along. If it has rained, expect that it might be a bit muddy!

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The remote countryside location means it is generally quiet and uncrowded, and if you’re able to get this stunning spot to yourself like we did, enjoy it.

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Where will you ROAM this weekend?⁣