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Cotswolds

Not only are the Cotwolds popular with tourists from all over the world, they are very popular ...

Anglia and Derbyshire Peaks

Lake District

The Lake District and Cumbria area have some some of the loveliest countryside in England and ...

Scottish highlands

Scotland Lowlands and Borders

Southern England

Wales

Devon and Cornwall

Devon and Cornwall are a paradise for nature lovers.

Yorkshire

Yorkshire "God's own country" is a land of stunning natural beauty.

London

London, the capital of England and the UK.

Bath

Bath is a city of great historic importance.

Cambridge

Cambridge is one of the UK's best known university towns.

Chester

The Romans setup a major camp here to protect the surrounding farmland from tribes of attacking ...

Edinburgh

Edinburgh has a spectacular cityscape an is surrounded by miles of beautiful countryside.

Oxford

Oxford University is the oldest and best university in Britain.

Stratford

Stratford upon Avon is inescapably linked to William Shakespeare - the world's most famous poet.

York

Few cities in England are as magical and charming as York.

For more information visit our detailed page Wales (264 pages)

Wales is the land of mountains, lakes and legends. It covers an area of 140 miles in length and 100 miles in breadth. The Welsh are a proud race and their language is very important to them. Places well worth a visit include: Eisteddfod, the mountains of Snowdonia, the Brecon Beacons and the Pembrokeshire Coast. Wales is famous for having one of the longest village names in the world - "Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch".