London: The city is the capital and financial center of England. It is a cosmopolitan but very respectful of traditions. If you visit this city can not stop going to the Tower of London (where did the assassination of Henry VI), the British Museum, the Victoria and Albert Museum, as well as traditional restaurants and various bars, perfect for tourists who love the nightlife. You also can not miss the lookout London Eye, Westminster Abbey (where the remains of royalty and historical), Buckingham Palace (official seat of royalty), the Palace of Westminster (Houses of Parliament British) .

Seven Sisters Park: Located in Sussex and covers an area of 280 hectares. This park is very important because it has a natural landscape dominated valleys, rivers, cliffs and meadows. Because it is a nature conservation site, you can only visit on foot or by bicycle.

Leeds: The city is part of the county of West Yorkshire and is one of the most dynamic cities of the British nation. This place is characterized by wonderful countryside contrasts with the modern buildings of the galleries and shopping centers. If you come to this city can not miss Victoria Quarters and Brigatte street. Nor can stop going to the Millenium Square and the Grand Theatre.

Lake District: National Park is a considered a tourist destination, it is the only mountainous area that exists in England. If you visit this place can not stop going to Wast Water (the deepest lake) and Scafell Pike (the highest mountain in the country, with a height of 978 m).

Derby: This city is considered the heart of England. Here you will find a wealth of antiques fairs, museums and an impressive cathedral. You can also visit Derbyshire and Peak District.

Coventry: One of the nicest cities in England, it has beautiful countryside. For example, it has the Warwickshire countryside where you can relax watching the signs of medieval period. In rural Coventry, located near the River Avon and the city, you know where it is believed he was born the famous writer William Shakespeare.