England is America’s favorite European country. It’s a familiar place to us, we enjoy our common languages and we appreciate each other’s unique quirks.
Celebrate everything about England and enjoy dozens of articles about everywhere in the mother land.
Using the Golden Ratio, this story lists the world’s most beautiful buildings and why they are considered the very best in the world.
London’s Crossrail Project and subway tunnels being dug in Paris and London are making a more efficient transportation system for European travelers.
English Summer Schools offer students of all ages an opportunity to further their careers and find subjects to study. Oxford Royale Academy.
Grasmere was the home of William Wordsworth and the subject of a song by Taylor Swift. A visit to England’s beautiful Lake District to the Victorian House Hotel.
Monaco has many attractions for people from all walks of life, not just the super-rich. Grand Prix, Museums, casino, and the oceanographic museum.
The Ravenglass and Eskdale railway allows travelers to see some of the greatest sites in the scenic Lake District of England via a fun way of transportation.
Nightlife and nightclubs around the UK. A pick of some of the fun places to go out including Pixel Bar in Leeds, Rubyz in Bournemouth, Cavern Club in Liverpool.
Caledonia Sleeper provides a comfy scenic ride all the way from London to Scotland, enjoying fine food, sleeping bunks and the views of the countryside.
Papa Stour, an island off the Shetlands in the far north of Britain was a Viking settlement for ages, and this chapter is from Viking Isles by Paul Murton.
Snowdon, the highest peak in Wales, is a great mountain for a hike, or you can take the Snowdon Mountain Railway service to get to the summit.
Isle of Man: A visit to the Mann Cat Sanctuary on the Isle of Man, famous for its tailless cats and the TT motorcycle races on the isle.
Recommendations for knowing the rules of the road, staying calm, avoiding repair bills and expensive parking tickets while driving in England.
Rutland is England’s smallest county, but the author states that seeing the Rutland Water, the Normanton Church, and Oakham Castle make it worth the trip.
The D-Day invasion of 1944 is not forgotten in England, especially in the towns of Bristol, Cambridge, and Plymouth.