Some of our recommended places to visit in Britain
A photo of an English cream tea at Bourton-on-the-Water, Cotswolds, taken by a Rees English member who recently visited the UK. She enjoyed almost all of the meals, but there was one unusual food that even many British don’t like, and …
Kew Gardensis a very large area of botanic gardens of many types in Kew, West London. It is a World Heritage site on the London Underground, and covers an area of 1.2 square kilometers. See this Wikipedia article for more information. …
The Historic Dockyard in Chatham, Kent (South-East England) is a very interesting day out for all ages. You can go onto a 19th Century sailing ship, a World War II battleship and a 1960 submarine, but I think the most …
Rochester is in Kent, south-east of London, and is a historical city, famous as the birthplace of Charles Dickens – perhaps Britain’s second-most-famous writer. Landmarks include Rochester Castle and Rochester Cathedral, but you can enjoy Rochester by simply walking through …
Eastbourne, East Sussex. I’m sure anyone looking for a typical English seaside resort would like to consider Eastbourne A perfect day-trip to see a “genteel” English seafront! The beautiful carpet gardens on the promenade are famous and the pier is a good …
Sissinghurst Castle is in the Kent countryside, known as ‘The Garden Of England’, in South-East England. 日本人が観光に行くと、その土地の大きなお寺や神社,お城に行くように、イギリス人は、Castle を訪れます。 Sissinghurst Castle は、イギリスの庭 と呼ばれている、Kent州の田園地方にあります。近くに美しいファームハウスのB&Bがありますがありますので、（安くはありませんが）ロンドンからでも、ゆっくりできますよ。 Near the castle is Sissinghurst Castle Farmhouse B&B (like a hotel, but in the owner’s house). It isn’t cheap, but it is a …
The Millennium Bridge crosses over the River Thames and overlooks St Paul’s Cathedral, about half way between London Bridge and Tower Bridge. Click here to see the view on Google.