Described by some as the most beautiful corner of England. Where in an area only approx. 30 miles square can one climb 3000 foot mountains; take a trip on a steamboat; walk through ancient oak woodland along lake shores; explore dales dotted with white washed centuries old farmhouses, stone hedge banks reaching up the valley slopes to the high fells?

Nestling in 7 hills between the Mendips and the Cotswolds, in South West England. The city is an masterpiece of Georgian architecture. Rightly so on every UK tourists 'must see' destination list. Designated a World Heritage Site. First settled by the Celts, whom legend had it discovered the hot springs' medicinal qualities. Then occupied by the Romans, who promptly built their own temple and

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Cornwall

There is so much more to Cornwall than just fabulous scenery and beautiful beaches. The history of this county is rich and vivid, and never more so than when remnants of its past are stumbled upon during rambling walks through the countryside.

Towns and villages that date back hundreds of years, with stories of wreckers and legends of old are there to be imagined when walking through narrow winding streets down to the harbour. And to bring you bang up to date there are modern art galleries to discover plus fantastic shoppingwith high street stores and unique boutiques and craft shops cheek by jowl