United Kingdom
KEY AREAS AROUND ENGLAND
- London
- Edinburgh
- Bath
- Stonehenge
- Windsor
- Cotswold
- University town of Oxford
- Stratford Upon Avons
Why United Kingdom ?
The Food
Britain research shows that whilst going out to eat or drink is not a key reason for coming to Britain, there is still strong interest in trying British food. Typical British dishes such as a 'Full English Breakfast' and our drinks and desserts generate a high level of interest among both those who have visited and those who have yet to come. Most famous food in England is Fish & chips, Bacon sandwich, Bangers and mash, Sunday dinner etc.
The People
England has an estimated population of {pop} according to the last year estimates. England is the largest of the four countries that comprise the United Kingdom. British people are friendlier and welcoming for all visitors, because people from different nationalities are living in England.
The Weather
British people love to make conversation about the weather. The seasons are far from predictable and it is therefore advisable to bring at least a sweater or fleece in the summer and definitely pack a waterproof for any time of the year. Despite that England has a four season. Summer, Winter, Autumn, Spring. Every season has there own beauty in England.
The Nightlife
All the pubs and clubs were in a perfect location from one another and it was a very helpful way of getting to know Brighton’s best scenes for nightlife. In England there is different places which is most famous for nightlife such as London, Liverpool, Brighton Leeds etc.
The church
There are around 16,000 churches in total, and every now and then their owner and janitor, the Church of England, utters a howl of pain. Westminster cathedral this is the Mother Church for the English and Welsh Roman Catholics and an important venue for high-profile events
Shopping
There are lot of shopping centers which attracts the tourist for shopping. Westfield London, Victoria center ,Blue water and many more.
The Festivals
UK music festivals are renowned around the globe for their creativity and their clout in capturing the coolest acts around. They also form one of the most saturated music festival markets in the world. There is lot of upcoming festivals are going to happen in 2019 such as Fly Open Air, Glastonbury , British Summer Time Hyde Park and so on.
Get to know the Five Regions of UK
The United Kingdom is an island nation in Western Europe on the island of Great Britain, part of the island of Ireland and several other small islands. The UK has a total area of 94,058 square miles (243,610 sq km) and a coastline of 7,723 miles (12,429 m). The population of the UK is 62,698,362 people (July 2011 estimate) and the capital. The UK is made up of four different regions that are not independent nations. These regions are England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
England is the largest of the four geographical regions making up the United Kingdom. It is bordered by Scotland to the north and Wales to the west and it has coastlines along Celtic, North and Irish Seas and the English Channel. Its total land area is 50,346 square miles (130,395 sq km) and a population of 51,446,000 people (2008 estimate). The capital and largest city of England (and the UK) is London. The topography of England consists mainly of gently rolling hills and lowlands. There are several large rivers in England and the most famous and longest of these is the Thames River that runs through London.
Scotland is the second largest of the four regions making up the UK. It is located on the northern part of Great Britain and it borders England to the south and has coastlines along the North Sea, Atlantic Ocean, North Channel and Irish Sea. Its area is 30,414 square miles (78,772 sq km) and it has a population of 5,194,000 (2009 estimate). Scotland's area also includes almost 800 offshore islands. The capital of Scotland is Edinburgh but the largest city is Glasgow.
Wales is a region of the United Kingdom that is bordered by England to the east and the Atlantic Ocean and Irish Sea to the west. It has an area of 8,022 square miles (20,779 sq km) and a population of 2,999,300 people (2009 estimate). The capital and largest city of Wales is Cardiff with a metropolitan population of 1,445,500 (2009 estimate). Wales has a coastline of 746 miles (1,200 km) which includes the coastlines of its many offshore islands. The largest of these is Anglesey in the Irish Sea.
Northern Ireland is a region of the United Kingdom that is located in the northern part of the island of Ireland. It borders the Republic of Ireland to the south and west and has coastlines along the Atlantic Ocean, North Channel, and Irish Sea. Northern Ireland has an area of 5,345 square miles (13,843 sq km), making it the smallest of the UK's regions. The population of Northern Ireland is 1,789,000 (2009 estimate) and the capital and largest city is Belfast.
UNITED KINGDOM HIGHLIGHTS
Windsor castle
Windsor Castle is the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world. It is open to visitors throughout the year.Founded by William the Conqueror in the 11th century, it has since been the home of 39 monarchs. Today The Queen spends most of her private weekends at the Castle.
Stonehenge
Walk in the footsteps of your Neolithic ancestors at Stonehenge – one of the wonders of the world and the best-known prehistoric monument in Europe. Explore the ancient landscape on foot and step inside the Neolithic Houses to discover the tools and objects of everyday Neolithic life. Visit the world-class exhibition and visitor centre with 250 ancient objects and come face to face with a 5,500 year-old man
Roman Bath
The Roman Baths is one of the finest historic sites in Northern Europe, and one of the most popular tourist attractions in the UK. It is run by the Heritage Services section of Bath & North East Somerset Council.
The Roman Baths, at the heart of the City of Bath World Heritage Site, consists of the remarkably preserved remains of one of the greatest religious spas of the ancient world. The city’s unique thermal springs rise in the site and the Baths still flow with natural hot water.
The Roman Baths attracts over one million visitors a year – making it one of the most visited heritage attractions in the United Kingdom.
Cotswold
The Cotswolds covers a huge area – almost 800 square miles – and runs through five counties (Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire, Warwickshire, Wiltshire and Worcestershire). One of the delights of visiting the Cotswolds is exploring the different areas, each with its own identity, yet all with those defining Cotswold features: golden stone and rolling hills, the ‘wolds’, . Most Visited Towns in Cotswold are Burford, Bibury and Bourton on the water.
Oxford Tour
Oxford is famous for being home to the oldest university in the English speaking world – countless bright young things have wandered the town’s cobbled streets over the years.
Stratford upon Avon
Stratford is a major English tourist town due to it being the birthplace of William Shakespeare, whom many consider the greatest playwright of all time.
Shakespeare’s bride Anne Hathaway’s cottage and gardens. An unassuming, quaint thatched farmhouse, this amazing piece of history features many original items of family furniture, including the Hathaway bed. Surrounded by stunning gardens, see where Shakespeare courted his future bride. Also one can see Shakespeare’s Schoolroom.
London Eye
The London Eye is a cantilevered observation wheel on the South Bank of the River Thames in London. It is Europe's tallest cantilevered observation wheel, is the most popular paid tourist attraction in the United Kingdom.
Madan Tussade
One can see the world’s most iconic figures at Madame Tussauds! Filled with amazingly lifelike wax figures, London’s Madame Tussauds has been showcasing waxworks since 1884. Today, the attraction boasts 14 exciting, interactive zones, combining glitz and glamour with incredible history.
London Dungeon
The London Dungeon is now bigger and better after moving to a new site by the Coca-Cola London Eye! Bringing 1000 years of unsavoury London history to life, The London Dungeon is an attraction packed full of lively real-life actors, vibrant sets and special effects.
The Shard
The stunning views of the world’s greatest city span an unbelievable 40 mile (64km) radius, standing at an impressive 1,016ft or 310 metres high.
The lift travels at six metres per second, meaning you travel from Level 1 to Level 68 in about 60 seconds! The main viewing gallery on Level 69 is a spectacular three storeys high, flooded with light in the daytime and the perfect place to see the glittering lights of London at night.
For an even higher experience, venture to the partially outdoor viewing gallery on Level 72. Exposing yourself to the elements at this breathtaking height; you’ll be surrounded by the famous ‘shards’ of glass that form the top of The Shard.
Warner Brother Studio
Warner Bros. Studio Tour London is a truly incredible experience, offering you the chance to explore the grand sets, intricate details and sheer filmmaking magic of the Harry Potter film series.
Edinburgh Castle
Edinburgh Castle is a huge and wonderful place to explore. It’s rich with history, has superb architecture and there are many different attractions within its walls.
Palace of Holyrood house
Situated at the end of the Royal Mile in the centre of Edinburgh, against the breathtaking backdrop of Arthur’s Seat, the Palace of Holyroodhouse is absolutely stunning both inside and out. The official Royal residence in Scotland, Her Majesty the Queen conducts important official business here, as well as hosting lavish engagements and garden parties.
Old Town of Edinburgh
Visitors pack the Old Town, a bustling area of centuries-old buildings and narrow alleys. At its heart, perched on an extinct volcano.The Royal Mile, a steep street lined with traditional pubs, casual eateries, souvenir shops and small museums, runs from the castle to the Scottish Parliament and the Palace of Holyroodhouse, the Queen’s Scottish residence.
Royal Yacht Britannia
Britannia was the first Royal Yacht to be built with complete ocean-going capacity and designed as a Royal residence to entertain guests around the world. When she was decommissioned in 1997, it marked the end of a long tradition of British Royal Yachts, dating back to 1660 and the reign of Charles II.
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