United Kingdom and London

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The Lake District is a corner of paradise for nature lovers. It's the perfect place to hike, boat, simply enjoy the view, or experience a simpler life in the country

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Lake district National Park

A UNESCO World Heritage city that certainly deserves the title, Bath is one of England's most beautiful cities. Located in the county of Somerset, Bath owes its name to the ancient Roman Baths which today attract many tourists. The city is home to some of the most incredible sights in England.

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Bath

Known best as the home to the world-famous Cambridge University, where figures like Isaac Newton once studied, Cambridge is more than just your typical university town. Cambridge’s history stretches back thousands of years and showcases some of the most incredible architecture in the country.

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Cambridge

Known as the hometown of the Beatles, the city is rich in music history and a hub for soccer culture. Liverpool F.C. is one of the world's most famous football clubs, and visiting their home base, Anfield Stadium, is exciting for any sports enthusiast.

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Liverpool

It is rich in natural beauty and very rich in history, it's no surprise that Belfast is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe. This city conquers in an instant, is full of interesting attractions, such as the famous Titanic Belfast, and is deeply creative. You'll notice it in the cutting-edge art galleries of the Cathedral Quarter, in the trendy pop-up restaurants popping up in every corner of the city .

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Belfast

It is the capital of one of the 4 nations that make up Great Britain: Scotland. Edinburgh is immersed in a landscape of cliffs, depressions and rolling hills, which open up a series of ever-changing panoramas to visitors. From the tower-filled skyline of the medieval Old Town, with its towering apartment buildings, to the orderly grid of the neoclassical New Town.

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Edinburgh

• the climate is temperate with summers that are not too hot and warm winters, although the stereotype of London as a rainy city is widespread

• National language: English

• Located in the southern part of England

• Capital of the United Kingdom and England

London

For shopping lovers in London

The London Eye is located in the heart of the capital. Its Ferris wheel makes a 360-degree turn over the River Thames in front of the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben and is the tallest Ferris wheel in Europe. A miracle of design and engineering, the wheel has become the modern symbol of the capital and a global icon.

London eye

Buckingham Palace, located in the City of Westminster in London, is the official residence of the sovereign of the United Kingdom, currently Charles III. The expression "Buckingham Palace" has become common to express everything relating to the environments of the court and the royal family and has always represented a point of reference for the subjects, in joyful and sad moments in the history of the United Kingdom.

Buckingham Palace

The British Museum is the largest and oldest museum in London. It is at the center of international culture and has an unparalleled educational function. Exhibitions are held, archaeological expeditions financed, seminars organised, articles and books published.

British museum

General facts

This state is situated off the western coast of Northern Europe surrounded to the east by the North Sea, to the south by the English Channel and to the west by the Atlantic Ocean and the Irish Sea

Tower Bridge is located over the River Thames. Considered one of the most important symbols of the English capital, the Tower Bridge connects the boroughs of Southwark and Tower Hamlets. The bridge hosts The Tower Bridge Exhibition, a museum that illustrates its history through interactive tours

Tower Bridge

St Paul's Cathedral is an Anglican cathedral in London, located on Ludgate Hill, in the City. the imposing building is considered the masterpiece and the largest religious building in Great Britain. this building marks the transition from the Nordic Gothic style to Italian classicism, completing the architectural panorama of the English Renaissance.

St. Paul's Cathedral

With more than 140 hectares of extension, Hyde Park is the largest park in central London. It constitutes the great lung of the city and is an excellent recreational center for Londoners and tourists. In addition to walking along the green paths, forgetting the noise of the city, in Hyde Park it is possible to carry out various activities, such as sunbathing, skating, cycling and other outdoor sports.

Hyde park

The Houses of Parliament building and the Elizabeth Tower, commonly called Big Ben, are among the most representative monuments of London. Technically, Big Ben is the name given to the massive bell, which is located inside the clock tower. The clock tower offers an extraordinary sight at night when the four dials are illuminated.

Big Ben