The Britain Travel Guide
provides information on cities, towns, and villages in England,
Scotland, and Wales.
The United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Northern Ireland and Ireland (also known as the Republic of
Ireland) are the two largest islands in the British Isles.
There are more than 6,000 islands in the British Isles and some
of them are occupied as are Great Britain and Ireland. These
include the Hebrides, Orkney, Shetland, Anglesey, and the Isle
of Man which are located between Great Britain and Ireland. The
Channel Islands are located near the coast of France.
Britain is a country of diversity in its
people, its culture, its architecture, and its landscape. It is
a country where the modern exists side-by-side with the
ancient. Its landscape is made up of rolling hills and valleys,
ancient ruins, and tranquil rivers alongside modern
roadways.
Generally, when vacations are planned to
Britain they are planned around the sights of London. The
English countryside with its many villages and larger cities
produce some of the most spectacular scenery and landscape of
the country.
Though part of the United Kingdom, the
countries of Scotland and Wales have their own unique culture
and traditions which make them interesting to visit.
When planning your next European vacation,
think about visiting some of the interesting villages and towns
of England, Scotland, and Wales.