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Six Reasons To Vacation In England

<p>When people think of England&comma; they don’t often think of a prime vacation spot&period; England has a reputation for being a drab and dreary country because of all the rain&comma; and people&comma; unfortunately&comma; don’t always realize how great it really is&period; There are lots of reasons to vacation in England&comma; and here are just six of the most compelling&period;<br &sol;>&NewLine;<strong>The Pubs<&sol;strong><br &sol;>&NewLine;You can’t take a visit to England without visiting several local pubs&period; English pubs are full of character&comma; and they’re quite unlike domestic bars in the States&period; Pubs have casual&comma; welcoming atmospheres where you’ll feel at home&period; The wide array of drink choices are excellent for beer lovers&comma; or you can try the hard cider&period; Many pubs have large menus of delicious food&period; They’re also tons of fun&comma; and you can play games like pool&comma; darts&comma; snooker&comma; quiz games&comma; and more&period;<br &sol;>&NewLine;<strong>The Countryside<&sol;strong><br &sol;>&NewLine;The countryside landscapes in England are simply gorgeous&period; Rolling hills&semi; lush&comma; green plants&semi; colorful trees&semi; and pristine&comma; perfectly-manicured gardens are just some of the beautiful things you’ll see&period; You can visit countless royal parks&comma; national parks&comma; public parks&comma; and other preserved spaces for leisurely strolls or challenging hikes&period; Oh&comma; and England also has lots of beautiful beaches dotting the coastline&comma; so you’ll always have nice options for outdoor activities&period;<br &sol;>&NewLine;<strong>London<&sol;strong><br &sol;>&NewLine;The city of London is one place you just have to visit&period; It’s an amazing city that has so much to offer&comma; and you’ll never run out of interesting things to see and do&period; There are plenty of art museums and galleries&period; There’s the Millenium Wheel&comma; the Tower of London&comma; Buckingham Palace&comma; the Thames River&comma; St&period; Paul’s Cathedral&comma; and so much more&period; It’s a city that’s vibrant and beautiful&comma; with amazing architecture and breathtaking cityscapes&period;<br &sol;>&NewLine;<strong>The Food<&sol;strong><br &sol;>&NewLine;While England hasn’t been traditionally known for good food&comma; that is all changing now&period; In the country you can find many restaurants that have world-class cuisine from famous chefs&period; You can find a variety of food in just about any flavor you’d like&comma; from traditional English dishes to Indian food to Caribbean&period; England has banned genetically-modifed foods&comma; so there is a big emphasis on local&comma; fresh food and produce&period; There are also lots of health food stores to go to&period;<br &sol;>&NewLine;<strong>The History<&sol;strong><br &sol;>&NewLine;History buffs will love visiting England&comma; because it has numerous historical sites that give visitors the opportunity to go back in time to the Colonial era and World War II&period; You can see the launching site of the Mayflower&comma; where the Magna Carta was signed in 1215&comma; the historic town of Plymouth&comma; the Globe Theater&comma; Westminster Abbey&comma; and more&comma; with history dating back to AD 50&period;<br &sol;>&NewLine;<strong>Affordability<&sol;strong><br &sol;>&NewLine;If you’re interested in a European vacation&comma; England is one of the more affordable countries you can choose to visit&period; Airfare for the U&period;S&period; isn’t quite as expensive as longer flights&comma; and there are lots of options for lodging&comma; meaning you can choose a luxury hotel or a small&comma; local hotel&period; You can save the most if you visit in the off-season of mid-September to early November&period;<br &sol;>&NewLine;Kathryn Thopmson is a travel agent and avid writer&period;  She enjoys traveling around the world and documenting her travels&period;  Kathryn recently wrote about her latest Bahamas vacation&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;

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