Victorian Tourism

Victorian tourism refers to travel and leisure activities during the Victorian era (1837-1901), a period marked by economic growth, technological advances, and expanded train networks. It made destinations more accessible, especially in Britain and its colonies. Wealthier individuals often traveled for leisure, visiting seaside resorts, historic landmarks, and scenic countryside. The era also saw the rise of travel writing and photography, fueling popular interest in exploring new places. Overall, Victorian tourism contributed to the development of holiday culture, the growth of iconic tourist destinations, and the expansion of infrastructure to support travel.