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ENGLAND

Few countries inspire quite like England, home to world famous landmarks, centuries-old castles and breathtaking
landscapes. From the bustling cities of London and Manchester to the quaint villages dotted throughout the Cotswolds
and the Lake District, England offers endless possibilities for things to see and do. Here are a few of our top picks.

ROMAN BATHS STONEHENGE BUCKINGHAM PALACE
BATH SALISBURY, WILTSHIRE LONDON
Visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site of See pre-historic Stonehenge, one of the Discover the official home of the Queen
Bath and explore the Roman Baths that lie wonders of the world and an English icon. and one of the most iconic palaces in the
at the heart of this historical city. See the Walk around the Stone Circle just as the world, Buckingham Palace. Visit during the
Sacred Spring, the Roman Temple, the Neolithic ancestors did. Learn about the summer months to take a tour of the lavish
Roman Bath House and hear how the mystery behind these rock formations and State Rooms and don’t forget to claim your
Romans relaxed thousands of years ago. step inside the Neolithic houses. spot to watch the Changing of the Guard.

TOWER OF LONDON THE LAKE DISTRICT THE COTSWOLDS
LONDON CUMBRIA CENTRAL ENGLAND
The Tower of London is a World Heritage Admire the sparkling lakes, majestic peaks The Cotswolds is quintessential England with
Site and one of the city’s premier attractions. and picturesque villages of the Lake District. its rolling hills, stone walls, honey-coloured
Be dazzled by the Crown Jewels, take a The area has been the inspiration for many villages and beautiful manor houses. Sip on
tour by the legendary Yeoman Warders, artists and writers. Visit Dove Cottage, the pints of ale in ancient pubs, see some of the
also known as Beefeaters. Stroll around the home of William Wordsworth, Great Britain’s country’s well-preserved medieval churches
grounds and meet the ravens that guard most famous poet, or cruise along Lake and wander around historic houses such as
the Tower. Windermere, England’s largest lake. Blenheim Palace or Berkeley Castle.

YORK MINSTER WINDSOR CASTLE BRIGHTON PIER
YORK WINDSOR BRIGHTON
Visit York Minster, one of the largest gothic Windsor Castle has over 900 years of royal Walk along the iconic neon-lit Brighton Pier
cathedrals in the world, situated in the history and is one of the official residences that stretches out to sea. Have fun on the
beautifully preserved medieval city of York. of the Queen. Take a tour to admire the amusement rides, visit the ‘Palace Play’, an
Admire the stunning stained glass and extensive artwork. Discover St George’s indoor soft play area and try your luck at the
stone, climb the Central Tower and visit the Chapel, the location of Prince Harry and arcades. Sample tasty fish and chips as you
library which houses over 90,000 volumes. Meghan Markle’s wedding. take in the beautiful sea views.

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