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England is renowned for its changeable weather however when the sun shines you’ll be hard pushed to find a more beautiful place. There is lots to see and do here and something for every type of tourist to enjoy.

England Runswick Bay 

Runswick Bay

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Runswick Bay is a pretty little village on the scenic North Yorkshire coast. This largely undiscovered little gem of a place lies a few miles north of the historic town of Whitby, tucked away in a sheltered cove. It is only a small village, but what it lacks in size it more than makes up for in quaint charm. Runswick Bay is a traditional fishing village and today not much has changed. Charming cottages are huddled together, intersected by narrow footpaths that eventually head out of the village and join…

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England Selby 

Selby

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Selby is a small market town in North Yorkshire. It lies in the Vale of York and is just 9 miles from York, 20 miles from Hull and 23 miles from Leeds. The town has a long and interesting history and was once a Viking settlement; many Viking remains have been discovered during archaeological excavations. There is even a connection to royalty – the history books suggest that King Henry I was born there. Selby has good transport links and was once a busy port. The town is dissected by…

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England Filey 

Filey

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Filey is a small seaside town on the North Yorkshire coast. It is located halfway between Scarborough to the north and Bridlington to the south. Unlike Scarborough and Bridlington, Filey is fairly small and quiet. You won’t find miles of amusement arcades and tacky shops in Filey town centre, but if you want a quiet day on the beach, it is the perfect destination. Filey was once a busy fishing village back in the day when the fishing industry was the main source of revenue for families living on the…

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England Newquay 

Newquay

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If you’re ready to get away from the dreary interior climate of England in the winter or ready to beat the heat during the summer months, then a trip to the temperate coastal climes of the country is right up your alley. With a unique coastal culture that combines familiar aspects of their own home life with unique twists in food, maritime enjoyment and much more, Newquay is a perfect example of one of these places. What to Visit There are a number of prime attractions to visit while staying…

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England Weymouth 

Weymouth

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Situated on the far southern coast of England and connected to its own mini-peninsula, Weymouth is a prime location for those wanting to get away in the summer from the extreme heat and the drier climes of inland living. Before you head anywhere – no matter how much good you’ve heard about it – you want to know what’s to see, do and enjoy there. Because of this, we’re helping you be in the know by providing a quick and simple guide for whenever you visit Weymouth in the future.…

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England Norwich 

Norwich

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Planning a trip to central England in the coming months? Then you’ll no doubt want to visit Norwich. A variety of cultural and geographic elements have created an environment that in many ways separates Norwich from the rest of the English cities in the region and gives it its own unique atmosphere. We’ll walk you through a list of the top four attractions to consider visiting while staying in this famous city. Go Ape! Tree Top Adventure Those who love both nature and adrenaline will find plenty of epic experiences…

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England Kidderminster 

Kidderminster

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Kidderminster, the biggest town in north Worcestershire, is perhaps most famous for the manufacturing of woven carpets. This town is host to a variety of cafes, restaurants, shops and inns, and also features a huge retail park and several shopping centres. Kidderminster is connected to London, Worcester and Birmingham via a direct railway line that makes access to these places very easy, even during rush hour. Various cultural activities take place in this town every year and the Summer Arts Festival is a notable event that attracts tourists in huge…

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England Plymouth 

Plymouth

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Plymouth stands at the gateway between Devon and Cornwall, two of the UK’s most visited counties. Its biggest historical influence is that it was the city the first pilgrims to move to America set off from on the Mayflower, and this makes it a popular place to visit for Americans. It is also popular with other tourists, however, as a lively city with plenty to offer and a lot of interesting things to see and do. Here, we take a look at why Plymouth is such a great English city…

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Buxton England The Peak District 

Buxton

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The Peak District as a whole is one of the most beautiful places in England, and within it, you can find some really unique and interesting towns. The name Buxton may resonate with you as a brand of mineral water, and indeed, it does come from here, but there is much more to this spa town than that. Located within easy reach of Manchester and Derby, in the heart of the High Peak area, Buxton is regularly voted one of the best destinations in England to visit, and for good…

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Dorset England Swanage 

Swanage

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If you are paying a visit to what is known as the Jurassic Coast in Dorset, then Swanage is a fantastic place to spend some time. It is a small, seaside location accessible from other popular Dorset resorts like Bournemouth and Poole, but it offers a level of tranquility you just can’t find in these more lively destinations! Here, we take a look at why you should take a trip to beautiful Swanage: The Beaches Swanage has one of the most beautiful easily accessible beaches in the UK. On a…

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