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England Destinations
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LONDON TRAVEL GUIDE
With a population of just under eight million, London is Europe's largest city, spreading across an area of more than 620 square miles from its core on the River Thames.
 GO! London
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BRIGHTON TRAVEL GUIDE
Recorded as the tiny fishing village of Brithelmeston in the Domesday Book, BRIGHTON seems to have slipped unnoticed through history until the mid-eighteenth-century...
GO! Brighton
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CAMBRIDGE TRAVEL GUIDE
Cambridge is one of Britain's smaller cities, but also one of the fastest growing. Only a hundred years ago the population was just 36,000, and the main sources of employment were agriculture and the world-famous University.
GO! Cambridge
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BIRMINGHAM TRAVEL GUIDE
If anywhere can be described as the first purely industrial conurbation, it is BIRMINGHAM . Unlike the more specialist industrial towns that grew up across the north and Midlands, "Brum" - and its "Brummies"
GO! Birmingham
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BRISTOL TRAVEL GUIDE
South and west of Gloucester, the distinctive burr that is typical of West Country speech is immediately audible in BRISTOL . Alongside it...
GO! Bristol
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CHESTER TRAVEL GUIDE
Chester is the most complete walled city in the UK. Take a walk around the walls and enjoy the views of the city and River Dee.
GO! Chester
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DOVER TRAVEL GUIDE
Badly bombed during the war, DOVER 's town centre and seafront just don't have what it takes to induce many travellers to linger before speeding onwards to Europe, or inland to London or Canterbury.
GO! Dover
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DURHAM TRAVEL GUIDE
Durham is situated in the North East of England on the River Wear. The river forms a loop around a rocky peninsula containing the historic city centre and the magnificent Cathedral and Castle.
GO! Durham
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LEEDS TRAVEL GUIDE
Yorkshire's commercial capital, and one of the fastest-growing cities in the country, LEEDS has undergone a radical transformation in recent years.
GO! Leeds
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