Back in the eighteenth century, the English aristocracy found a small nook located 86 kilometers from London,compared with Channel. It was a quiet little fishing village, which became Royal bathing. Those ancient booths were mounted colors still preserved today in its promenade.

In that same boardwalk are still preserved remains of that past glory. There we will find the Old Ship, the oldest hotel in the UK, the year 1599, and near the historic Grand Hotel, which has been restored after being destroyed in an IRA terrorist attack. Furthermore, beachfront, we can enjoy the elegance of the facades of the stately Victorian homes.

But above all, highlights the characteristic figure of the Palace Pier, with its glass dome that seems to dominate the entire dock. This palace is the most typical and remembered image of Brighton. Is this the best area for walking with Amusement Park, the gardens, the sea life center, which incidentally is the world’s oldest aquarium since it dates from 1872, and his Helter Skelter, a carousel like something out of the movie “Mary Poppins”.

We now come to the center of the city, and, after crossing the Lanes, also known as the labyrinth of streets that form the bohemian neighborhood of the city, we will find the luxurious Royal Pavilion, built between 1815 and 1824, commissioned by the then future King George IV of England. The gardens bordering what is now the Museum and Art Gallery in Brighton, where we admire Flemish and English paintings and works of art nouveau.

Its proximity to the English capital and the sea historically have earned him the name of London By The Sea

It’s easy to fall in love with the combination of history and modernity that is breathed in York. A classic example is the contrast between the magnificent medieval cathedral, the ultramodern Yorkshire Wheel Ferris wheel and the medieval cobblestone streets that abound in the shops and bars. A city proud of its past and its future.

At York the past is everywhere, but not always have the feeling of being in a boring museum. It is impossible to be bored in places like JORVIK, which takes you the latest technology to the world of the Vikings, or York Dungeon (the dungeons), where you’ll discover the stories of the city’s bloodiest.

Sometimes you will have the sensation of traveling back in time, as climbing the stairs to the tower of William the Conqueror, the fascinating Cliffords Tower. Back to the golden age of the locomotives at the National Railway Museum, and experience the medieval York at York Castle Museum.

It is best that you can see the city on foot, because almost all downtown streets are pedestrian. Relax, take a walk, is one of the tourist routes, sign up for a guided tour, or even more exciting, a tour in search of ghosts. If today you do not fancy walking up the tour bus, do a cruise or take a romantic carriage ride.

There is always something to do because York has an enviable calendar of events. One of the jewels of the city is the largest food festival in Britain, the Festival of Food and Drink which is held every year in September. At Christmas, nothing like a good Christmas Market. If he lives within you a Viking or a Roman, come see live recreations, or if you prefer the races, do not miss racing dories.

Neither winter nor summer: York never stops or at night when the rates of almost every imaginable music to the city keep you awake. Theaters, concerts, and performing arts of all kinds are the stars when the sun sets. That yes, you must first dinner. There are plenty of casual restaurants, but if you’re dressed for the occasion, try a brasserie on the river or a sophisticated restaurant. The choice is the British pub, in York is a different one for each day of the year.

It is a city of great activity, both in trade, for being chosen campus also as a destination for many European students in the Erasmus program integrated to study there for a year of her degree.

Once in Sheffield you can visit numerous museums of the most diverse topics such as Bishop’s House or Turner Museum of Glass, galleries and Millennium Galleries and Graves Art Gallery, Theater Land theaters and historic buildings like the impressive Cathedral of St Peter and St Paul, Town Hall and the stately Victorian mansions as Chatsworth House and Hardwick Hall, located near the city center. An entire cultural offer available to everyone and able to satisfy the most demanding.

It is considered the greenest city in England, has more than 200 parks, woodlands and gardens, like the Botanical Gardens or the Winter Garden. On the outskirts of the city of Sheffield, is the Peak District, an area of outstanding beauty which houses the most renowned national park in England. It consists of open moorland, valleys, limestone caves, natural springs and traditional villages built in stone. The Peak District is the perfect place for lovers of sport activities like cycling, walking, climbing, water sports, paragliding … and possesses a spectacular fauna and flora.

Sheffield was released to the general public in 1997 when the movie was filmed there, The Full Monty was a huge box office success, this city is also home to great bands like Moloko, Pulp, Human League, Heaven 17, Arctic Monkeys, Def Leppard, … and some of the historic English football clubs such as Sheffield United and Sheffield Wednesday, and also the oldest in the world, Sheffield FC.

Briefly Sheffield and its surrounding cover everything you need to get away from all worldly concerns and if you can not visit it for now, from the Internet you have the possibility to make virtual tours for every corner that you also can help plan an upcoming trip.

Although it is not clear who built the monument and for what purpose, it is speculated that the potential outside a temple dedicated to ancient gods, an astronomical observatory or a place of sacrifice.

The first day of the summer solstice sunrise coincides with the axis of the building, giving more weight to speculation astronomical, and still further provides an air of mystery at Stonehenge.

To travel or visit Stonehenge, you have to come to Amesbury, a town that is located in the region of Wiltshire in the UK. The location is in southwest London, about 100 kilometers, and approximately 13 miles from Salisbury.

Today, Stonehenge is one of the candidates to be considered as a new Wonder of the world. The first day of the summer solstice sunrise coincides with the axis of the building, giving more weight to speculation astronomical, and still further provides an air of mystery at Stonehenge.