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England and Wales
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England DVD (2 shows) $19.95 buy now
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England is the largest and most populous of the three
countries that make up mainland United Kingdom. England
is well set up for the independent traveller with
a plethora of sights and experiences to offer. From
London - one of the most vibrant, expensive,
hip, cosmopolitan capital cities in the world - you
can hop on a bus, train or plane to reach gently rolling
green countryside, lakes, rivers, and beaches. There
are thousands of religious monuments to see including
the early stone circles such as Stonehenge
and cathedrals such as York Minster and Canterbury
Cathedral.
Welsh culture is more than just rugby and male voice
choirs. Wales has much to offer the outdoor enthusiast,
from beautiful rugged coastlines to snow-capped mountains
like Mount Snowdon, the region's highest at
a mere 3560 feet. Cycling, hiking, kayaking (known
as canoeing here), horse riding, rock climbing and
mountain biking are all activities on offer in the
Welsh countryside.
England and Wales background
and travel essentials
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Where to Stay
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Rent a ghost at the 15th century Langley
Castle in Northumberland
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Food
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The traditional East End dish of jellied
eels is enjoying a revivial in
London
From Baltistan to Birmingham: the birth
of British Balti
Culture
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Nature
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Nature education inside the giant man-made
environments of the Eden
Project
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Shopping
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Take a trip to the huge range of shops,
markets and crafts in store in Bazaar's
London Shopping Guide
From traditional tailoring to bad
boy flamboyance - British
Fashion Designers are always
daring to be different
English
silver has such a solid international
reputation because the law dating back
to the 1300s states that items must be
hallmarked
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Historic Sites
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21st Century BC Stonehenge
is the most important and enigmatic of
all of England's stone age sites
William the Conqueror and the history
of 1066 at the Battle
of Hastings
Whitby
Abbey in Yorkshire, the inspiration
for Bram Stocker's Dracula
Suicide landmark at Sussex's Beachy
Head lighthouse
The decadent Georgian Pavilion
in Brighton
Glastonbury
is the centre of spiritual England and
an ancient Pagan religious site
Shakespeare's Globe
Theatre was loving re-constructed
in 1995 in its original Elizabethan grandeur
Dividing England and Scotland was once
the 2nd Century built Hadrian's
Wall
Meet lions, wander through a maze and
learn about Dr Who at the quaint and curious
Longleat Manor
Eastern exoticism in the flatpack modern
constructed Neasden
Hindu Temple
Learn Canterbury Tales at Canterbury
Cathedral - the centre for the
Church of England
White cliffs, ghosts, and military tunnels
at Dover
Castle
A priviliged education at Eton
College, the six-centuries-old
private boy's school
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Guide by Jess Halliday, Faye Welborn, Emma Jones, Kate
Griffiths, Sophie Mitchell and Susi O'Neill
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