Tue, Jan 19, 2016
The poetic attitude of the British to their country may seem
surprising, because the British are famous rather noble
restraint, not a romantic mood. But, when it comes
about native islands, the most inveterate
cosmopolitan. The nature of England is filled with beautiful landscapes. On
the south, called the flowering garden of England, for its natural
the wealth of the historic counties of Dorset, Kent and
Sussex.
Almost everywhere before the admiring gaze of the tourist appear
beautiful cottages, magnificent castles with beautifully equipped
manors, powerful fortresses fanned by bizarre stories and
legends, prehistoric monuments with their mysterious symbolism.
If you like harsh rocks, sea waves, picturesque bays and
sand dunes, the soul will warm you the Celtic spirit of the county
Cornwall.
Attractions collected in the heart of England, too
interesting. Be it the touching landscapes of Gloucester with its sleepy
villages or full of contrasts capital London
come especially. The northeast of England for some reason is not very
is popular. It’s a pity. The places here are wonderful. The magical charm of the mountains,
the crystal purity of the Lake District, the quiet beauty of the Yorkshire Park
Valleys – all you need to see with your own eyes. In the eastern part
England has a lot of water, so the places are best viewed from
the side of tourist boats cruising Norfolk. Travel
across England surprises unusual habits of islanders and
peculiarities of nature. Despite the geographical proximity
continent, England has always been somewhat isolated. Everybody is here
somehow in a special way. Europe Europe, and the inhabitants of the islands tightly
hold on to their habits. Of course, something since October 1995
has changed, but in the course here is still not kilometers, but miles, not
liters, and pints, degrees Fahrenheit, not Celsius. Such
national pride springs from the glorious past of England,
when the maritime state united huge territories around itself and
with the will of the English queens were considered even in the most remote
corners of the world.
On this glorious power sighs a lot of the current British.
Especially since the reality of today is not simple,
mainly for economic reasons. Like any modern
the state, England knows firsthand what inflation is,
unemployment, reduction of social guarantees. If you listen
conservative british even the royal house more and more
reminds soap opera unprecedented scale. But a remedy for
the gloom of the inhabitants of the islands is always with you – this is the famous
English humor. In the country of inveterate individualists and eccentrics
There are many eccentrics and interesting events. This is exactly
makes England inimitable, so British. Herald of the city
York, in Northern England, announces several times a day
residents the latest news like in old times. From this good
start a bus or walking tour. Under the Romans, the city
then called Eboracum, they conquered the Saxons, the Danes,
then the Normans, which significantly influenced its development. In curves
lanes, such as Shembles, you can plenty walk along the tracks
of the past. Wry houses whose roofs and eaves seem to stretch
to each other, evoke associations with the art of expressionists.
Shembles – a source of inspiration for photographers, goes to York
the cathedral – the largest monument in Europe
Gothic architecture. It was built for a long time (from the XIII to the XV century),
therefore, in his appearance visible features of different styles, which, however, does
does not violate its holistic harmony.It is an interesting walk
You can take the route The Original Ghost Walk (in places
ghosts). The curtain on the dark secrets of the city raise the terrible
stories like the one about the citizen of York –
the serial poisoner, who carried out his dark deeds in 1859.
The police went to extreme measures to catch him. The corpse of his wife was
quartered and given to be devoured by four dogs. They all died and
the killer was detained. It’s hard to tell if there’s such a dark secret
cemetery winsleydale. Anyway, the atmosphere in church XIII
century peaceful. It is located in one of the most beautiful villages.
Winsleydale, belonging to the Yorkshire Valley National Park.
Wild, even the harsh romance of the hilly terrain, its fortresses and
abandoned monasteries as if created for long hiking
of walks. “Cute in Switzerland, only, thank God, this is England”, –
So you can describe the Lake District. Surprisingly, these are beautiful,
as if from the picture the places are not very well known, and all because of their
remote location in the very north-west of England. People here
a lot, because this is one of the favorite places of rest
Britons. Windermere is considered the perfect starting point. Whole
crowds come in the summer in this little place. However, by surprise
not catch him. Boat trips on the lake, different types of water
sports, hiking – this is not a complete list of what
invited to visitors of the Lake District. After such an abundance
impressions of nature, some can pull in the present
Big City. So why not go to one of the most famous
in the north of England? Liverpool is waiting. After reconstruction of the old docks
the city of workers and music is much prettier. Now in their place are
entertainment centers and shops. Where previously stored
goods from around the world, now there are museums, shops, restaurants and
Cafe. The reconstruction of the docks in the late 80s coincided with the gradual
economic recovery. What would Liverpool be without the Beatles? And who were
would they without their hometown? The history of the group and its many
photos are in the Beatles Museum, where they simply must not
only their fans, but everyone who just loves good music.
The architectural attractions of the city include Royal Leaver
Building, built at the turn of the century. The suburbs where they settled
the poorest of the townspeople, impose a special imprint on the appearance
cities to this day. The dull homogeneity of houses, killing all
the thought of individuality is a very harsh evidence of harsh
working class life. Class affiliation so far
continues to play a major role in the social life of England. it
a consequence of the industrial revolution that began with the Cast Iron Bridge in
Iron Bridge gorge. The bridge rises above the river Severn from 1779
of the year.
