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England:
London is the place to start. Nowhere in the country can match the scope and innovation of the metropolis, a colossal, frenetic city, perhaps not as immediately attractive as its European counterparts, but with so much variety that the only obstacle to a great time is the shockingly high cost of everything. It's here that you'll find Britain's best spread of nightlife, cultural events, museums, galleries, pubs and restaurants. The other large cities, such as Birmingham, Newcastle, Leeds or Liverpool each have their strengths: Birmingham has a resurgent arts scene, for example, while people travel for miles to sample Newcastle's nightlife. These days Manchester can match the capital for glamour in cafés and clubs, and also boasts the inimitable draw of the world's best-known football team.

England's ancient cathedral cities, such as Lincoln, York, Salisbury, Durham and Winchester, cannot be equalled for sheer physical beauty. Wherever you're based, you're never more than a few miles from a ruined castle, a majestic country house, a secluded chapel or a monastery. In the southwest there are remnants of a Celtic culture that was all but eradicated elsewhere by the Romans, and everywhere you can find traces of prehistoric settlers - most famously the megalithic circles of Stonehenge and Avebury. Most beguiling of all are the long-established villages of England, hundreds of which amount to nothing more than a pub, a shop, a gaggle of cottages and a farmhouse offering bed and breakfast. Devon, Cornwall, the Cotswolds and the Yorkshire Dales harbour some especially picturesque specimens, but every county can boast a decent showing. Then, of course, there's the English countryside, an extraordinarily diverse terrain from which Constable, Turner, Wordsworth, Emily Bront' and a host of other writers and artists took inspiration. Exmoor, Dartmoor, Bodmin Moor, the North York Moors and the Lake District are the most dramatic and best known of the national parks, each offering an array of landscapes crisscrossed with walking routes.
Find out more information on England by clicking on the following links:

English Tourist Office http://www.visitengland.com

 
 
  Ferries to England from Ireland:
  Dublin to Liverpool,operated by PO Irish Sea, IOM Steam Packet
Dublin to Mostyn,operated by PO Irish Sea Ferries
Larne to Fleetwood,operated by PO Irish Sea Ferries
Belfast to Liverpool ,operated by Norse Merchant Ferries
   
  Ferries to England from the Continent:
  Zeebrugge to Hull,operated by P&O Ferries
Rotterdam to Hull,operated by P&O Ferries
Hook of Holland to Harwich,operated by Stena Line
Calais to Dover,operated by Sea France, Hoverspeed
Calais to Folkestone (Channel Tunnel),operated by Eurotunnel
Dunkerque to Dover,operated by Norfolk Line
Dieppe to Newhaven,operated by Hoverspeed, Transmanche Ferries
Roscoff to Plymouth,operated by Brittany Ferries
Cherbourg to Poole,operated by Brittany Ferries
St Malo to Poole,operated by Condor Ferries
Caen to Portsmouth,operated by P&O Ferries, Brittany Ferries
Cherbourg to Portsmouth,operated by P&O Ferries, Brittany Ferries
Le Havre to Portsmouth,operated by P&O Ferries
St Malo to Portsmouth,operated by Brittany Ferries
Bilbao to Portsmouth,operated by P&O Ferries
Santander to Plymouth,operated by Brittany Ferries
Cuxhaven to Harwich,operated by DFDS Seaways
Amsterdam to Newcastle,operated by DFDS Seaways
Kristiansand to Newcastle ,operated by DFDS Seaways
Esjberg to Harwich,operated by DFDS Seaways
Stavanger to Newcastle,operated by Fjordline
Haugesund to Newcastle,operated by Fjordline
Bergen to Newcastle,operated by Fjordline
Gothenburg to Newcastle,operated by DFDS Seaways
   
  Ferries to England from British Islands:
  Cowes to Southampton,operated by Red Funnel
Fishbourne to Portsmouth,operated by Wightlink Ferries
Yarmouth to Lymington,operated by Wightlink Ferries
Ryde to Portsmouth,operated by Wightlink Ferries
Jersey to Portsmouth,operated by Condor Ferries
Jersey to Poole,operated by Condor Ferries
Jersey to Weymouth,operated by Condor Ferries
Guernsey to Portsmouth,operated by Condor Ferries
Guernsey to Poole,operated by Condor Ferries
Guernsey to Weymouth,operated by Condor Ferries
Douglas to Heysham,operated by Sea Cat Isle Of Man Steam Packet
Douglas to Liverpool,operated by Sea Cat Isle Of Man Steam Packet

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