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England

Map of England

Visit England and discover a country of great contrast and diversity both in the places you go to and in the people you meet. All the regions of England are within easy reach of the exciting capital city, London, famed for first class culture, fascinating history and pageantry, its world-class restaurants and theatre.

England's rivers, lakes and canals offer an unrivalled variety of places to relax or be highly active on or off the water.

 

West Midlands Canal, Birmingham
West Midlands Canal, Birmingham
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From award winning beaches to green corridors threading through picturesque market towns and bustling cities, England’s waterside offers the perfect escape. Whether it's boating, walking, cycling or simply relaxing in a waterside pub, you’re never more than a few miles from escaping the pressures of day-to-day life.

2005 will be a year of national maritime celebration with SeaBritain events throughout the year. Whether you live in a coastal town, the most landlocked part of the country or somewhere in-between – everyone can get involved.

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Our thanks to the VisitEngland.com for the photos and materials in this article. Be sure to visit their web site to learn more about England. All photos are courtesy of BritainOnView.com.
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