And it Boiler pumps Manufacturers with history, with art, with culture. Much of Northern England is historically heavily industrialized, but you shouldn't let that deter you from visiting; the countrysite is beautiful, and the coast nearby.

Many castles are still lived in, and there are castles in England you can spend the night in, others that you can tour during the day. And if you hang out around Buckingham Palace, you can see the Changing of the Guard, and maybe even a member of the Royal Family or two.

Covent Garden, once a pleasure-garden for the rich and not-so-rich, has evolved into a boutique filled shopping district. You'll also find dozens of sites in the countryside where standing stones were erected in the past, as well as museums filled with archaeological treasures from Britain's past.

It is not to be missed, no matter what your interests. And from Bath, you can take the 2 ½ hour bus trip to London, surely the crowning glory of any tour of England. When you move southward, you can find the remnants of Sherwood Forest, only a pale shadow of the immense old-growth forest of Robin Hood tales. Almost every guidebook to London also has its own self-guided tours listed.

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