England is a country that millions of people dream of visiting. But where to go, if such a chance fell? After all, England is full of interesting cities and, of course, you definitely want to visit them. This article presents a list of cities in England, which will briefly tell the most interesting about the settlements of the foggy country.
Cities of England: from A to D
- Abingdon is the oldest city in England, comfortably located on the Thames. A small town is located somewhat south of Oxford and is the center of a district called White Horse Valley. Given its considerable age, many old buildings have been preserved in the town, and its main attraction is rightfully considered the local history museum and one of the oldest monasteries in England.
- Bath is a fairly large city located on the Avon River. Bath is very popular with travelers because it is home to "Bath buns" and hot springs are also located here. Water from Bath springs is drunk, used for bathing. It is believed that the water is healing and helps fight many diseases.
- Bedford. The list of cities in England (tourist) always adds to Bedford - the city is small and not very interesting in terms of tourism. But many historians strive to get here andlovers of architecture, because real medieval churches have been preserved here.
- Bradford-upon-Avon is a picturesque town located a short distance from the Western Railway, which gives it a certain charm. The river Avon flows here, which divides the city into two parts: northern and southern. There are two beautiful bridges across the river.
- Birmingham is one of the largest cities in England.
- Bristol is a famous and very popular city, which is also located on the River Avon. On the territory of this city there are numerous theatres, museums, restaurants and bars. Art galleries and the Bristol Industrial Museum are especially attractive to travelers. In addition, Bristol is considered the birthplace of trip-hop, and a few years ago it was recognized as the most musical city in England. The main attraction of Bristol is Bristol Cathedral, created in the Gothic style.
- Worcester is a small and not very popular city with travelers. But at the same time, it is quite picturesque, and Worcester Cathedral is located on its territory.
- Derby. The list of cities in England for tourism necessarily includes the famous Derby, which is in great demand among those who want to see foggy Albion with their own eyes. The cathedral and numerous museums are what attract tourists to this city.
From I to M
- Eastbourne is an English beach resort, highly sought after by travelers.
- Cambridge. The list of cities in England always replenishes this ancient city. The place is ideal for walking, and museums never cease to amazetourists.
- London is the largest city in Great Britain, the capital of England and, of course, the most popular among those named. Expensive and fashionable boutiques, the best restaurants and bars, museums, theaters and libraries in England are located right here in London. People often come here for sales that take place before Christmas and during the summer.
- Liverpool consistently ranks among the most popular cities in England. This town never leaves the list of tourist cities - it attracts all sports tourists, since two famous English football teams are based here.
- Manchester is known for the same thing that Liverpool is known for - a football team. In addition, tourists are attracted by the famous Manchester Castle, various museums and art galleries.
Cities in England: from O to C
- Oxford is known all over the world thanks to the oldest Oxford University located here. The cities of England are famous for many historical gems. The list of attractions in Oxford is almost endless: there are museums, galleries, monuments, and unique architectural buildings.
- Reading is the perfect city for walking. Always bright, sharply different from other cities in England, Reading will surprise any tourist. Seemingly inconspicuous and ordinary, it is nevertheless of great interest to tourists as a city for leisurely promenades and contemplation.
- Slough is an unremarkable city at first glance, but its economy is developed at a high level, and herethe world's leading companies are concentrated. For example, the first Mars chocolate bar was produced in Slough.
At the end of the list
- Chester is a beautiful and popular city in England in the west of Cheshire. The most popular attraction is Chester Cathedral.
- Sheffield is one of the largest cities in England, very favorable for tourists. There are nature reserves here, such as a reservoir where unique plants grow, as well as various architectural structures that are of great historical value. Boutiques, restaurants and bars - Sheffield is also not deprived of these secular entertainments.
The largest cities in England
Large cities of England, the list of which consists of several names, are very popular among tourists. Among them: London, Birmingham, Liverpool, Manchester, Newcastle, Sheffield and Leeds. Of course, the undisputed leader is London. It is there that all the main attractions of England are concentrated, and the main flow of tourists stays here.
The alphabetical list of cities in England will help you choose the city you want to visit.
