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Northumberland
With miles of beautiful sandy beaches, one of the wildest and the least
densely populated counties. Rich in history visit Hadrian's Wall, built by
the Romans to keep out the Scots and more castles open to the public than
any other county. |
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Gloucestershire
Home of one of Britain's prettiest and most popular regions - the Cotswolds
- with its soft stone villages and stunning views. |
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Tyne
and Wear
Now famous for its nightlife and culture. Its past is steeped in the heavy
industry of shipbuilding and coal mining. |
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Cambridgeshire
Home to the world-famous Cambridge University. Flowing through
Cambridgeshire is the river Cam, famous for the Cambridge students' punting
along it. |
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County
Durham
Visit the famous cathedral or Norman Durham Castle. Enjoy the Pennine views
of some of the highest, wildest and finest scenery to be seen. |
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Norfolk
See the sun, and visit magnificent castles, historic houses and over 700
medieval churches. Enjoy the beautiful coastline. |
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Cumbria
Visit the Lake District, the most popular tourist area outside London, with
a multitude of lakes and tarns, mountains and fells and beautiful villages.
Ideal for sightseeing, walking and serious climbing. |
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Suffolk
Home of British horse racing's headquarters Newmarket. There are many
beautiful and historical towns and villages to explore. |
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Cleveland
A heavy industrial area focusing on steel working and chemical production. |
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Essex
Close to London, but with both coastal resorts, and the former royal hunting
ground Epping Forest. |
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North
Yorkshire
Take in some of the most beautiful countryside and most spectacular
coastline. There is a choice of two national parks, and many historical
monuments to be found across the area. |
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Hertfordshire
Enjoy the Heritage to be found in Hatfield House or the history of a Roman
settlement in the beautiful city of St Albans. |
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Lancashire
Enjoy the beautiful scenery and in Blackpool the biggest seaside resort in
Europe. |
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Bedfordshire
The main attractions are Whipsnade Wild Animal Park and Woburn Abbey - the
home of the Duke of Bedford. |
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Isle of
Man
Not part of the United Kingdom. The island roads are used annually for the
world famous motorcycle event the TT. |
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Buckinghamshire
Stroll along the country walks and visit the historic houses and museums.
Pick up a piece of history from an antique shop in a market town. |
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West
Yorkshire
See the home of the Brontes in this varied landscape, where the hills of the
Pennines lie in the west and are cut through by the Yorkshire Dales. This
industrial area has much heritage and history waiting to be found.
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Oxfordshire
Be inspired by this famous university city and one of the most scenic of all
English counties. |
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East
Yorkshire
Industrial heritage is evident with strong regional reliance upon coal
mining, the textile industry and manufacturing during the Victorian era.
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Avon
Stay in Bath, one of England's most elegant cities. A spa town full of
Georgian terraces, crescents and squares arranged round spacious landscaped
parks. |
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South
Yorkshire
Get in touch with the industrial past founded on the cutlery, iron and
steel. See cultural centres displaying fine examples of the industrial
revolution. |
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Wiltshire
Go back in time to the ancient Stone Circles of Stonehenge and Avebury,
Silbury Hill and see the carvings on the hillsides. |
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Manchester
With an exciting, cosmopolitan atmosphere and steeped in history. Also home
of the 2002 Commonwealth Games, and of course Manchester United. There is
never a dull moment! |
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Berkshire
Home to Windsor Castle, Ascot racecourse, famous for 'Royal Ascot' and theme
park Legoland. |
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Merseyside
Take in the culture of the world famous Cavern, and visit The Beatles Story
in the Albert Dock. Aintree is home of the famous Grand National.
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London
London is one of the world's great cities, and the number one tourist
destination in the UK. There is history, pageantry, museums, attractions,
markets, shopping, and much more!! |
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Cheshire
Appreciate the beautiful Roman walled city of Chester, and many famous
gardens and stately homes. |
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Surrey
Home of Hampton Court Palace, the residence of Henry VIII, and many major
sporting events the Derby, World Matchplay and the European PGA
Championships and Wimbledon Tennis Championships. |
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Derbyshire
See the natural scenery in the Peak District. It is famed for its stately
homes and gardens and equally for some of the world's hardest rock climbs on
its limestone crags. |
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Somerset
Nibble through Cheddar Gorge, the original home of Cheddar cheese, and visit
the mystical and magical Glastonbury. Further a field lies the wilds of
Exmoor. |
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Nottinghamshire
Famous for the legendary Robin Hood and his arch rival the Sheriff of
Nottingham. |
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Kent
Nicknamed 'The garden of England’, it relies heavily on hopfields and apple
orchards for its prosperity. The Weald is an Area of Outstanding Natural
Beauty. |
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Lincolnshire
Escape the bustle, cycle around the unspoilt towns and villages with their
cobbled streets and stone-built houses with their red-tiled roofs. |
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East
Sussex
Famous for 1066 and the Battle of Hastings when Norman King William
triumphed over King Harold. |
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Staffordshire
Home of Britain's best theme park Alton Towers, the beer-lovers delight of
Burton-on-Trent, and the world famous china and earthenware produced in the
‘potteries’. |
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West
Sussex
Sail away along the South Coast see the many marinas and inlets. Visit
Arundel Castle and join the crowds at “Glorious Goodwood”. |
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Shropshire
Visit the birthplace of the industrial revolution, including Ironbridge
Gorge and the very attractive county town of Shrewsbury. |
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Hampshire
Appreciate the beautiful New Forest, England’s largest intact original
forest. Or visit the historical Portsmouth, explore Lord Nelson's flagship
HMS Victory and see the remains of Henry VIII's flagship, the Mary Rose. |
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West
Midlands
Home of the original Mini. West Midlands is a heavily industrialised county
although there is much beautiful countryside outside the main towns and
cities. |
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Isle of
Wight
Much to see and do, home of Cowes - a famous yachting centre home of
the annual international yachting event Cowes Week (end of July / beginning
of August). |
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Warwickshire
Take in Shakespeare country, Stratford upon Avon. One of the most historic
counties with the splendid medieval castles of Warwick Castle and
Kenilworth. |
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Dorset
Sail into Poole Harbour (second biggest natural harbour in the world, next
to Sydney in Australia), and enjoy the delights of the coastline. |
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Leicestershire
Enjoy the great walking country of the grassy uplands, in Charnwood Forest
and in the Vale of Belvoir.
Test your taste buds at one of the many fine Indian, Pakistani and
Bangladeshi restaurants in Leicester. |
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Devon
A county of outstanding natural beauty quiet beaches, history and geology
for the discriminating visitor to explore. The wilds of Dartmoor with its
granite tors, Bronze Age settlements, ponies, heather and sparkling rivers. |
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Northamptonshire
Home of many historic houses, Rockingham Castle, built by William the
Conqueror, Sulgrave Manor and Althorp House, the family home and now shrine
of Princess Diana. |
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Cornwall
Surf’s up!!! Try out the north coast. Take in the rugged physical
beauty of Bodmin Moor, Land's End and beautiful St Michael’s Mount.
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Hereford and Worcester
Walk in the Malvern Hills and the Black Mountains and along the
Severn, Britain’s longest river. |
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Channel
Isles
Visit the tranquil Channel Isles close to the French Cherbourg peninsula:
Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney, Sark. |
