National & Regional Round-up
South East England
Tourism South East covers the geographical area from Dover in the east to the New Forest in the west and from Milton Keynes in the north to the Isle of Wight in the south. Within easy reach of London, the Beautiful South is closer than you think….
Traditionally a favourite for those seeking an unrivalled combination of beaches, heritage and culture, the Beautiful South also offers a charming blend of bustling
market towns, picturesque villages, cosmopolitian cities, and active leisure breaks.
Lovers of historic houses are spoilt for choice across all counties with Buckinghamshire boasting the highest number of National Trust properties open to the public.
A unique blend of coast and countryside features eight of England’s breathtaking Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty providing the perfect places to relax, refresh and be inspired.
Over 250 museums in South East England tell amazing stories of our history and heritage, showcasing collections and curios from around the world, bringing to life the natural wonders that surround us.
South East England has something to offer every group visitor.
For more information visit www.visitsoutheastengland.com/groups and view our group travel guide online
South West England
No other region in the UK can boast such a captivating diversity of natural landscape, history, gastronomy and adventure, as South West England.
Each part of the region has its own special character. As Britain’s most popular tourist destination, South West England boasts many stunning regions to visit; Bristol, Bath, Cornwall & the Isles of Scilly, Devon, Dorset, Gloucestershire and the Cotswolds, Somerset, and Wiltshire.
Although the region accounts for just 19% of the land area of England, it has 32% of the country’s scheduled monuments and 26% of all listed buildings.
The region also boasts two beautiful National Parks in Dartmoor and Exmoor, 14 Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty and over 600 miles of dramatic coastline.
There are picturesque villages with thatched cottages and a staggering 4 UNESCO World Heritage Sites;
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Jurassic Coast, Stonehenge & Avebury, The City of Bath and Cornwall & West Devon Mining Landscape.
Visit www.visitsouthwest.com for more information on the South West of England.
24 BEST OF BRITAIN & IRELAND 2010
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