| England is the largest country in UK and is | | | | Northumbria. It has a 325 steps tall tower from |
| bordered by the Irish Sea, North Sea, Bristol | | | | the top of which an outstanding view of Durban |
| Channel, Celtic Sea and the English Channel. The | | | | can be seen. |
| major rivers include Severn, Humber, Ribble, | | | | The Tower of London is a historical monument |
| Tyne, Mersey, Thames and Avon. Others are | | | | situated in the central London on the River |
| Tees, Trent, Ouse, Dee, Wear, Medway and Aire. | | | | Thames northern bank, in the London Borough of |
| England is an active participant in the development | | | | Tower Hamlets. It is a complex of various |
| of the western architecture and it houses some | | | | buildings set in two concentric rings of walls and a |
| of the most fine castles and forts of the | | | | moat. The primary function of the tower was a |
| medieval period. The country is also known for its | | | | royal palace, a fortress and prison particularly for |
| grand country houses, cathedrals and churches. | | | | royal and high status prisoners. It also served as a |
| The Humber Bridge is the 5th largest single span | | | | space for execution, armoury and torture, and |
| suspension bridge in this world, located near | | | | also has served as a zoo, a treasury, public |
| Kingston upon Hull, England. This bridge connects | | | | records office, the Royal Mint and an observatory. |
| the North Lincolnshire with the East Riding of | | | | Reputedly, it is also one of the most haunted and |
| Yorkshire and carries 120,000 vehicles every | | | | mysterious buildings in England, as some people |
| week on an average. With the central span of | | | | say that the ghost of Anne Boleyn, the queen of |
| 4626 feet and a total length of 7283 feet, this | | | | King Henry VIII who was beheaded in the year |
| bridge remained the longest single span suspension | | | | 1536 for treason against the king has often been |
| bridge for around 16 years. | | | | seen in the chapel, where she is buried. Other |
| Shrewsbury Castle is a red sand-stone castle | | | | alleged ghosts in the tower include Henry VI, |
| located in Shrewsbury, Shropshire of England, | | | | Margaret Pole, Lady Jane Grey and the Princes |
| situated just above the Shrewsbury railway | | | | Edward and Richard in the Tower. |
| station. Currently, the castle is home to the | | | | The Canterbury Cathedral is situated in |
| Shropshire Regimental Museum. The Laura's | | | | Canterbury, Kent and is one of the most famous |
| Tower is a vintage point looking over the | | | | and oldest Christian structures of England. It is a |
| townscape and the countryside. | | | | cathedral of Archbishop of Canterbury, Anglican |
| Durham Cathedral is situated in the Durham city, | | | | Communion and the leader of Church of England. |
| England, and was founded in the 1093 AD. It is | | | | It also forms a part of the World Heritage Sites |
| regarded as the finest example of Norman | | | | list. Earlier, it was known as the Cathedral and |
| Cathedral and has attained the status of UNESCO | | | | Metro-political Church of the Christ at Canterbury. |
| World Heritage. The cathedral is also home to the | | | | Many holiday makers come to England and rent |
| shrine and the related treasures of Cuthbert, | | | | holiday cottages and holiday homes as holiday |
| Lindisfarne, a 7th century saint, remains of | | | | accommodation direct from their holiday home |
| Venerable Bede and the head of St. Oswald of | | | | owners in England. |