Guide to England
Must See England
- Brighton Royal Pavilion
- Canterbury Cathedral
- Durham
- Highgate Cemetery
- Isles of Scilly
- Lake District
- New Forest
- Northumberland
- Oxford
- Richmond Castle
- Roman Baths Museum
- Shakespeare's Globe
- Shropshire
- Stonehenge
- Tate Modern
- The Cotswolds
- Westminster Abbey
- Yorkshire Dales National Park
Places in England
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This limestone escarpment overlooking the Severn Vale is an upland region of stunningly pretty, gilded stone villages and remarkable views. Unfortunately, the soft, mellow stone and the picturesque Agatha Christie charm have resulted in some villages being overrun by coach tourists and commercialism.
This limestone escarpment, overlooking the Severn Vale, 18 miles northeast of Bristol, is an upland region of stunningly pretty gilded stone villages and remarkable views. Unfortunately, the soft, mellow stone and the picturesque Agatha Christie charm have resulted in some villages being overrun by coach tourists and commercialism. Renowned villages include Bibury (claimed to be the most beautiful village in England); the chocolate-box town of Bourton-on-the-Water; and the breathtakingly pretty Chipping Campden. The best way to explore the Cotswolds is to walk; the 108-mile Cotswold Way is a gem of a hike, full of history and interesting terrain that make the abundance of quaintness easier to swallow.