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Ferries to England - Destination Overview
England is an ideal (year-round) holiday destination with its famous historic cities, dramatic countryside, quant towns and villages, incomparable theatre, miles of rugged coastline and sandy beaches and not forgetting the quintessential English tea gardens or numerous public houses.
Famous locations and features include the River Thames which runs from the capital; London, through Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire, including the famous University town of Oxford and the county of Berkshire.
You can walk or hike for miles along the many coastal trails of Devon and Cornwall, or explore the wind-swept moors with its open rocky countryside and delightful wild animals, and don't miss the thriving art-lovers seaside town of St Ives in Cornwall.
Drive a bit further into the country and discover the Heart of England including Shropshire in the west of the region, where England meets Wales. Here you will find beautiful medieval towns with distinctive "black and white" Tudor architecture that continues into Herefordshire. In the unspoiled rolling countryside near Worcester you will find the Malvern Hills, or visit Stratford-Upon-Avon; the birthplace of Shakespeare where you can visit the famous writer's former home and final resting place, and of course the Shakespeare Theatre.
Why not visit Nottinghamshire with its famous Sherwood Forest, the birthplace of the legendary Robin Hood, although the city of Nottingham is just as famous for its beautiful handmade lace.
Further along the coast towards Dover and Harwich lies the East of England, home to the white cliffs of Dover and the beautiful countryside of Kent with its typical English gardens, historic houses, cathedral cities and gentle waterways!
In Cambridgeshire, you can explore the cathedral cities of Peterborough and Ely or find the birthplace of Oliver Cromwell in Huntingdon, cycle along the great dykes of the Fens, punt along the river in the university town of Cambridge, or visit the Imperial War Museum at Duxford.
Travel to England's Northwest region, directly from Ireland, Holland and Belgium and visit the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution, the Rolls Royce, the first passenger trains, great soccer clubs and the Beatles! The region is dominated by the great Victorian cities of Manchester and Liverpool, two of England's most dynamic and upcoming cities! The Lake District in the heart of Cumbria is an area of outstanding natural beauty with sixteen great lakes, from which rise huge mountains and craggy fells. Yorkshire is the county where the rugged Pennines meet the brooding moors. |
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