England

We're hoping to build up our collection of English travel guides town by town and region by region. For now, here's what we have on our site:

Major cities

• London: A comprehensive guide to the capital.
• Birmingham: A look at the rebirth of England's second city.

South

Our South-West England page offers a quick introduction to Cornwall, Dorset, Devon, and Somerset and a detailed list of around 450 links.

Here's a selection of our own tour guides to some of the more popular visitor destinations in southern England:

• Bath: An elegant, cosmopolitan spa town steeped in history.
• Bournemouth: Does the famous Victorian resort still cut the mustard?
• Dorchester: The quiet, county town of Dorset.
• Exeter: The blandest high street in Britain... or the best place to live?
• London: A comprehensive guide to the capital.
• Lyme Regis: Fossils, seafood, and your chance to re-enact the French Lieutenant's Woman.
• Romsey: A Hampshire market town with an Abbey, royal connections, and riverside charm.
• Salisbury: A medieval cathedral, riverside walks, and lots of attractions all around you.
• Sherborne: A well-heeled market town in West Dorset.
• Southampton: Big-scale shopping—but what else does the city have to offer?
• Swanage and the Isle of Purbeck: A wonderful part of Dorset.
• The New Forest: Wild ponies, trees, and wonderful heathland.
• Winchester: The ancient cathedral city and county town of Hampshire.

East

• Cambridge: Ancient colleges and a buzz of intellectual industry.

Midlands

• Birmingham: A look at the rebirth of England's second city.
• Cheltenham: Horses, books, and a fishy clock that blows bubbles.
• Oxford: Town and gown, a river, lots of colleges, and a giant shark.

A handy tip

If you're looking for accommodation, it really helps to spell it correctly. Lots of people come to this page looking for things like acomodation and accomodation. At least no-one searches for accomadashun!