England is the world-famous tourist destination, home to many prominent historical figures, a country of astounding beauty with remarkable historical heritage, culture and traditions, the birthplace of football. England is famous for its bright cities with numerous historical sights and tumultuous night life, which contrasts with green and pleasant countryside.
Any point of England is easily reached from lively, inspiring energy capital - London, famous for its history and cultural splendor. Northern England, with its lakes, mountains, castles and rocky coast is amazingly picturesque. The medieval city of York contrasts with lively Liverpool and Manchester, famous for its football teams and vibrant nightlife.
Farther to the south, you will find yourself in an even more tranquil and quiet England, where the serene air flows over rural lanes and shimmering swamps. Here is located medieval Oxford - one of the European centers of university education.
Vast agricultural areas lie to the south of London, and scenic coastline covered by hospitable resorts and fishing villages. From Cotswold to rocky coast of Cornwall stretches idyllic pastoral of West England - cozy cottages with thatched roofs and winding paths, running through vast green meadows.
Stonehenge and the Tower, Eton and Oxford are only few of preserved treasures of bygone eras of England. But the country is not \"stuck\" in the past - modern fashion, exquisite cuisine, clubs and excellent shopping – in all these England has one of the leading positions in the world.
Great BritainGreat Britain is one of the world's centers of tourism and recreation. Various cultural program will satisfy even the most demanding tastes. Cozy hotels |
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CanterburyThe ancient cozy town of Canterbury is known primarily due to "The Canterbury Tales" by Jeoffrey Chaucer, grandiose early-Gothic cathedral and well-preserved medieval architecture |
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ManchesterManchester is famous not only for its monuments of Gothic and modern architecture, theatres and museums, but also for its numerous clubs and entertainment centers of all kinds |
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RochesterRochester is an ancient town with Normann castle, early-Gothic cathedral and the oldest in the country King's school. It is described in Charles Dickens' novel "Great Expectations" |
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AveburyAvebury is the most ancient megalithic complex consisting of several huge stone circles, surrounding the village of Avebury in the English county of Wiltshir |
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Crop circle, EnglandMysterious crop circles appear in different countries, but 90% of all circles are to be observed in England, and on the barley fields of Wiltshire they form more frequently than elsewhere |
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Dover CastleDover Castle, one of the largest in Great Britain, was founded on the shore of Dover Strait in 12th c. and has been called the "Key to England" due to its great defensive significance |
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StonehengeStonehenge is a grandiose megalithic complex on Salisbury plain in the county of Wiltshire, one of the most famous sights in Great Britain, a UNESCO World Heritage Site |
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