Regional travel guides for England, Scotland, Wales & other regions. Learn more about the various regions in the UK with our compact guides outlining local regional attractions & places of interest. Northern England includes the famous Lake District National Park, Northumberland National Park along with County Durham and the city of Durham; a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Yorkshire includes the Yorkshire Dales and North York Moors National Park, whilst scenic Cheshire includes a number of historic towns & villages & the Roman city of Chester.
The Midlands includes the areas in the heart of England including the city of Birmingham & the West Midlands, the scenic Peak District National Park & the historic Cotswolds, counties include Staffordshire, Warwickshire & Gloucestershire. East England includes Cambridgeshire & the famous city of Cambridge along with the waterways of the Norfolk Broads & the Suffolk Coast; the region includes a number of smaller towns & villages offering something different to the larger metropolitan centres. Southern England includes the capital London along with the Home Counties including Essex, Sussex, Surrey & Kent. The south coast is a popular destination for visitors with famous seaside resorts including Brighton, Bournemouth & the historic Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site in Dorset & East Devon.
Scotland includes the scenic Borders region known for its range of landscapes, coastline & towns & fishing villages. The Scottish Highlands are among the best known & most recognisable attractions in Scotland with inspiring scenery, mountains, forests, visitors can enjoy the wild wilderness & plenty of adventure. Scotland’s two largest cities are Glasgow next to scenic Ayrshire known for its natural beauty & Edinburgh next to the Lothians renowned for the countryside & beautiful coastline.
Wales includes the largely unspoilt North Wales region known for its popular beaches & wide open spaces making it an ideal place to explore the great outdoors. The Snowdonia National Park is a popular attraction with its great scenery, lakes & woods. Mid Wales has splendid beaches & a great coastline offering a great break away from the crowds. South Wales includes the largest cities in Wales, Cardiff & Swansea along with the Gower Peninsula offering a great coastline; Pembrokeshire includes the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park & a coastline with some of the best beaches in the UK
Other Regions includes the British Crown Dependencies of the Isle of Man & the Channel Islands. The Isle of Man is located off the north west coast of England in the Irish Sea; the island has a number of ancient & modern day attractions for visitors to explore. The Channel Islands are located in the English Channel between England & France, they include Jersey & Guernsey, visitors will find a mix of European cultures. The mild climate, beaches, peace & scenic beauty ensure the Channel Islands are a popular destination for visitors.
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