United Kingdom

Ãëàçage – the largest city in Scotland. In terms of the number of population Gleuzha is the third largest city in the United Kingdom, after London and Birmingham. It is the administrative center of a single city and is located 32 km from the mouth of the Clyde River. Archaeologists have found evidence that communities … Read more

The city of Oxfordshire is 80 kilometers from London in the Oxfordshire Territory. The city is known for its unique architectural project, the University of Oxford, founded in 1117. It gained its true recognition during the reign of Henry II, when it attained its official status as a university city. Most of the buildings in … Read more

London, as you know, is the capital of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, England. Additionally, London – is the largest city in the Brittany Islands. It is 1,706.8 square kilometers in size. The population of the metropolis exceeds 8 million people. Remarkably, the city ranks 17th in the world by population, … Read more

Newcastle-apon-Thaye, short for Newcastle, is located in the county of Teayn and Ouir on the north-eastern side of England, on the banks of the River Teaye. For a long time Nuyukasil was the capital of the state of Northumberland. The city was founded by the Romans. The city played a major role in the industrial … Read more

The city of Edinburgh – is the capital of Scotland and one of the most popular cities in the whole of Great Britain. This city is like something out of a fairy tale. It is dominated by a magnificent castle on an iconic hill, and the city itself is a real mix of architectural styles. … Read more

Leeds is located in the county of Yorkshire, on the banks of the River Eire, and is the fifth largest city in Great Britain. The first written record of it is from the 11th century. From the beginning of the 13th century, Leeds was already known as a market center. This was facilitated by the … Read more

The city of Leicester, on the banks of the River Saar in central England, is the oldest city in the British Isles; it was founded during the Roman Empire. Even then, the city was a key strategic point and the most important trading center in England. For its long history, the castle has survived the … Read more

Bristol – a city and port on the coast of the same bay. It has the status of a unique unit and a territorial state. In the beginning, the site of Bristol was originally the site of the Roman military camp of Abona, linked by a highway to the city of Bath. In the 5th … Read more

Lieviereuil – a city lying on the Mersey River, is a large port city in northwestern Britain. Currently, Liverypool – It is a major industrial and economic center with aviation, automotive, shipbuilding, ship repair, electrical, paper, chemical, and food industries, as well as commodity and fund bureaus. The port of Liverpool, once of international importance, … Read more

The town of Bournemouth is in the southern part of the Dorset province and runs 11 kilometers along the coast of the La Monch. Bournemouth has a wide, sandy coastline and a long waterfront, and is one of the largest resorts in Britain. The coastline of the Bournemouth, which lies behind the high cliffs, has … Read more

Cardiff is located on the northern shores of the Brussels Gulf. ×The Taffe and Elie Rivers flow through the formerly barren plain, where Cairdiff now lies, and the Rimini River, which flows into the Pristine Gulf, and the Rimini, which flows into the Gulf of Brussels. The name Cairdiff is an English adaptation of the … Read more

Manchester – Englands largest industrial and cultural center after London. Siti – the citys business and commercial district, most of it filled with small, five-story buildings of bank branches, offices of major companies, insurance companies and other institutions. The citys business center is mostly surrounded by industrial quarters, interspersed with residential suburbs. Port terminals and … Read more

Nottingham is located in the state of Nottinghamshire on the banks of the River Trent. This ancient city was founded by Saxon settlers in the 7th century, and not long after that it was occupied by the Datachans. The city and its environs are often associated with the legend of Robin Hood, who opposed the … Read more

Brighton is located on the south coast of England on the banks of the La Mancha River in the province of Eastern Sassaic. In 1514 the town was occupied by French troops and burned by Dotle. The only building that survived the fire was St. Nicholas Church, which still graces the city center. Brighton differs … Read more

Aberdeen has many names. It is the most important seaport and fishing port of Scotland and is called Grey City, Granite City because of the peculiarities of the granite – the main building material. Aberdin is also known as the Oil Capital of Europe, because of the North Sea offshore, where the oil is extracted … Read more

Birmingham – is a city in Central England, located on the Birmingham Plate. Birmingham is a major industrial center and an important transport hub in the country. More than half of the citys residents work at industrial enterprises located in Birmingham. Birmingham is also one of the most important educational centers with a technical background. … Read more

Locating 160 kilometers down the river Wyoming, 160 kilometers from London, is the small town of Norwich (or Norwich). It is the principal city of Norfolk in eastern England. There is no historical evidence that this area was inhabited in the 7th century, when the Saxons entered the land and established the settlement of Norwalk. … Read more

The town of Rheding (or Rheding) is located on the Cennete River, a tributary of the River Thames, 64 km west of London, in the county of Berkshire. The first settlement of the present city – the village of Rhydingum, appeared in the 8th century. In 1121, the Benedictine abbey was founded in Rhydingum, and … Read more

Southampton is one of the oldest cities in England, known since Roman times. It is also one of Englands strategically important cities. In the Middle Ages Southampton was the main southern port of the kingdom, through which the main flow of goods went to France. Throughout its existence, Southeast Asia has been in a period … Read more

The town of Stroussery lies on the border between England and the Welsh. In many parts of it, the mystical atmosphere of the Middle Ages is due to the ancient architecture. A multitude of bridges across the River Severn, grandiose cathedrals, extensive gardens give it a unique appearance. The historic station building immediately strikes a … Read more

Northampton is located in central England, 108 kilometers northwest of London and 80 kilometers south-north of Birmingham. The city spans both sides of the Nine River and is the administrative center of the province of Norentypestershire. The citys history has its roots in the Bronze Age, around the 7th century, when Northeastmont was a small … Read more

The city of Cambridge – its the worlds most famous university city, and its remarkable for its authentic English architecture and measured rhythm of life. The citys main notable features are: • Overall Score 3.9 Air quality: 31 US AQI OK Tap water: Yes, safe to drink Religious government: Non-religious Population: 120,000 people GDP: $40,249 … Read more

Coventry – a large city in the middle of England with considerable industrial potential. Colts were first settled here. The river Ørborn, the forested countryside, the lakes, and the thick land – these were the reasons for the formation of the village. Until the 11th century, Coventry was part of the kingdom of Mercia, which … Read more

Youle is a city and port in the southwest of East Riding of Yorkshire. It occupies an area near where the two rivers Eure and Don flow into the Ouz, 70 kilometers from its mouth. It got its name from the word goule, which means canal. The town as a small village was founded in … Read more

Bathat is the principal city of the State of Somerset, situated on the River Airen in the southwest of England. Bath is known in Britain for its thermal sources and outstanding archaeological monuments of the Middle Ages. The citys current appearance is shaped by cobblestone streets, narrow alleys and low houses in a midcentury English … Read more

Now Northern Englands most important city, New York is proud of its status as a tourist center, visited by some 3 million tourists each year. Human artifacts in York and the surrounding area date back to the Middle Ages. The celestones that were found here were claimed by the Romans (1st century), who in 71 … Read more

Hilliams Highlands, the forested massif of Grays Bingham, the valley of the River Lee – the place where Luton is located, the town of automobiles «Vauxhall» and head cars. The discoveries, made by archaeologists, attest to the constant presence of humans in the vicinity of Luton since the earliest times. The Henge of Wallace-Beachen, the … Read more

Portmouth is in the south of England, in the county of Hampshire, and most of it is on the Isle of Portsmouth on the coast of La Mancha. It is the only frontier town in Great Britain, and its history goes back to deep antiquity. The first century was already here in the early 5th … Read more

The town of Southfield is in South Yorkshire in northern England, at the foot of the Pennines, on the banks of the River Seef. The first written mention of the Lake of the Fife appears in an essay by Willem Benedict. According to the inscription, dated 1086, Schofield was a small tree at the time. … Read more

Beloafast, the capital of Northern Ireland, lies at the mouth of the Laguna River and the Irish Sea. The first settlements on the territory of Belgium – the Celts. In the Bronze Age they left behind the Ring of the Lions – a kelja five thousand years old, as well as a city of the … Read more

Ceccester – an English town in Devonshire County. It lies on the banks of the River Eux, in a picturesque area about five kilometers south of La Mancha. In the old part of the city, ancient architectural monuments were carefully preserved by the Anglicans. The most notable feature is the cathedral, built in 1050. It … Read more

× Cheltenham — a city and town in the province of Gloucestershire, on the edge of the Catóscoles. It is located in the vicinity of Cirencester and Höstersburg. It is crossed by a small river, the Cult, which sometimes emerges from its banks and in some places floods the streets. The resort town is known … Read more

Hadadairsfield — is a town in the County of Coecclesi in the western part of the County of West Yorkshire in England. Hadadersfield is not far from where the Cullen and Hole Rivers meet, 310 kilometers from the capital of Great Britain, London, and about 16 kilometers from Burdeford. It is the largest city in … Read more