Published on Thursday, November 26, 2009 by Frederick Hoymer York gives a visitor the unique experience that can only come with a partnership and marriage of modern and historical elements. Much of York - North Yorkshire is historical, however there is a growing and flourishing and cutting edge modern scene. You can find modern art, music, and theatre in many areas of York. (more...)...

Published on Thursday, November 26, 2009 by Frederick Hoymer Norwich - Norfolk has been in use since the Romans and Anglo Saxons have settled it. The atmosphere in the city comes from this and the periods that have come after with each leaving a part of it behind. The largest open air market in England is place in Norwich. It was started in the 1070s by the Normans and it still boasts a thriving marketplace today. Modern ame...

Published on Thursday, November 26, 2009 by Frederick Hoymer Planning a vacation to Bath - Somerset is like taking a step back in time. When seeing Bath from the air, a person can clearly see the Roman grid pattern of the streets and the Georgian architecture that makes the city so popular. There are many things to do and sites to see in Bath that are unreplicated anywhere else in Britain. (more...)...

Published on Thursday, November 26, 2009 by Frederick Hoymer Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire is the birthplace of William Shakespeare. This town is located in south-central section of England and lies on the River Avon. This town is part of the district of Stratford-on-Avon. The district uses the word on as opposed to the word upon used by the town; this implies that the district covers a larger area. Among its residents Stra...