Page 2 - demo
P. 2
Main Index
Introduction
10 Tips For Planning A UK Road Trip
Some suggested itineraries
The South
Like a perky nose jutting into the English Channel the south eastern
counties of England have been fought over and farmed for
thousands of years. The result is a rich tapestry of history, culture
and architecture, particularly military architecture in its many forms.
Read more about the South of England . . . Brighton Pavilion
The West
The West Country – mostly Devon and Cornwall – is one of
Britain’s most popular destinations for tourists and Brits alike. And
for good reason. The climate, the dramatic scenery, the history.
Magnificent coastlines, wild moorland, rolling hills and deeply-cut
river valleys inland. The history – smugglers and miners in
constant conflict with the local gentry. Great houses, gardens
revelling in the warmth of a balmy Atlantic current just offshore. St Michael's Mount
Read more about the West Country . . .
Cambridge and East Anglia
These tour options will take you to the world-famous university
city of Cambridge, but the region has much more to offer than
just the beauty of this ancient seat of learning.
In many ways, Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire are classic
English countryside counties and were immortalised in the
paintings of John Constable. The East Anglian Fens
Read more about Cambridge and East Anglia . . .
The Heart of England
From the “Dreaming Spires” of Oxford, to the
great cathedral city of York, Stratford-upon-
Avon with its Shakespearean connections, the
Cotswold villages to the elegance of Bath, it is
an area that promises a broad range of
experiences for the touring motorist.
Oxford
Read more about the Heart of England . . .
