England Places to Visit

Most famous for its university. Oxford is a city synonymous with its University, which is the oldest in the English speaking world. This is why we trust the Oxford English Dictionary so much! Oxford ...

The Beatles, Yeah, and so Much More. Don't think only of the Beatles when Liverpool is mentioned. Yes, they're forever a part of the city (plenty of visitors arrive at John Lennon Airport and make a bee...

An industrial city with an uncertain past, and a bright future. After Manchester grew to prominence during the Industrial Revolution, industry stalled during the 80's and its fate grew uncertain. But M...

University town with the world-renowned elite forge. Over 3 million tourists from all over the world come every year to Cambridge. The atmosphere is very charming city of the world-famous colleges and t...

"The story is the story of York in England," so it was King George VI. to the point. Indeed, the city (123 000 Ew.) In its 2000-year history, seen them all: Roman Emperor, warlike Viking, Norman knigh...

What an appropriate name for this Roman-built city. Founded by the Romans as a thermal spa, Bath became an important centre of the wool industry in the Middle Ages. In the 18th century, under George II...

Lots of light, the beach and the Arts. For more than a hundred years, the pretty fishing village of St. Ives (9500 Ew.) At the westernmost tip of Cornwall, with its winding streets and small shops of tr...

An industrial village in Yorkshire. Saltaire, West Yorkshire, is a complete and well-preserved industrial village of the second half of the 19th century. Its textile mills, public buildings and workers...

Outdoor-Holidays or Party Time - There is plenty to see in the North, its former industrial cities have become a hotspot for partygoers, and there are natural sites and castles for those who are looki...