England

Home of cricket on the green ,village pubs and warm beer, explore Thomas Hardys Wessex and the Cathedrals at Winchester and Salisbury or the spectacular ruins of Corfe Castle guardian of the Purbeck Hills.

Further west renowned for the beauty of its coast and unexplored countryside is a delight for walking holidays. The Cotswolds have fine architecture from mansions to churches built from local stone ,or walk in the footsteps of the poet Milton along the Chiltern Ridge where the beech woods and green valleys inspired him.

Discover the River Thames of Jerome K. Jerome or Stanley Spencer's paintings, Windsor Castle and the dreaming spires of Oxford, or the prehistoric White Horse of Uffington.

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The east of England a land of windmills, busy market towns, boats and bird life has tall church spires silhouetted against the sky, Gainsborough, Constable and Byron country a mix of marshes, estuaries and breathtaking vistas. Cambridge where punts glide along the river past the cloisters of the university or mystical medieval Ely Cathedral dating back to the Saxons and King Harold. Visit Sandringham, Audley End, Knebworth or the ancient roman capital; Colchester the oldest recorded town in Briton. Birmingham at the heart of England, contains some fine treasures, known as Shakespeare country the Wye Valley, Rutland Water and the Malvern Hills with their character and charm will welcome you, the Potteries created by the industrial revolution renown for their ceramics, canals and narrow boats. Also a centre for the performing Arts such as The Royal Shakespeare Company, Birmingham Royal Ballet, Repertory Theatre and Symphony Orchestra or the thrills of Alton Towers theme park, historic houses like Althorp and Hardwick Hall, makes Birmingham ideal for any holiday.

From the green hills of Lincolnshire to the majesty of the North Yorkshire moors there is no place finer to experience the extremes of the British landscape, the woodlands, the reclaimed fens and rolling wolds of this region dominated by Lincoln Cathedral.

Liverpool birth place of the Mersey sound and the Beatles, also has the superbly restored Albert Dock Warehouse that now contain restaurant ,shops and the Tate gallery of the north, Manchester depicted in Lowrys paintings boasts some fine Victorian Gothic style buildings like the Town Hall and Barton Arcade with its luxury shops and glorious country side, like The Wirral peninsula, The Peak District, the canals and the distinctive black and white buildings of Cheshire.