The rolling uplands of the Cotswold Hills represent the quintessence of rural England, as immortalized in countless books, paintings... (more)
One of those beautiful English inconsistencies, East Anglia has no spectacular mountains or rivers to disturb the storied, quiet... (more)
"Let nature be your teacher…" Wordsworth's ideal comes true in this region of jagged mountains, waterfalls, wooded valleys... (more)
So the weather stinks, no one smiles, and it takes far too long to get around—just what is it that makes London such a great... (more)
You get new insight into William Shakespeare when you visit the stretch of country where he was born and raised. The hills of... (more)
Like other great rivers, such as the Seine and the Danube, the Thames creates the illusion of flowing not only through the prosperous... (more)