#1 Places Where I Want to Go

 Hy people!

The mighty British Empire, the sun never sets, once said - if the mother country had fell into darkness, a colonial shone brightly in the sky. The British are now dominated by only a small island, but do not be fooled: any time is also visiting England, you never feel that you've seen it all. The glorious gardens, tile-roofed cottages and churches pearl hidden in even the most remote villages such as small jewelry boxes; and there are thousands of years of English history fascinating monuments, attractions and beautiful castles in the world and the world-famous museums.

 

I. London: British Museum

  The world's most famous museum preserves the Rosetta stone, which was the key to deciphering hieroglyphics, the world's oldest bottle of Egypt, but also boasts an unrivaled collection of mummies. The museum is free.

 

II. Warwick Castle 

 England's most beautiful medieval castle is the Avon river in beautiful parks peacocks strolling freely. Victorian rose garden and water garden is the most frightening experience but the dungeons and torture chambers ...

 

III. Stonehenge

 The stunning rock circle from the mystical Salisbury Plain, and kept track of the Druids. The multi-ton boulders hauled through miles and miles long to set up their church that day, or astronomical calendar, burial place, is considered as the most popular theories.

IV. Lake District National Park

 The largest and most beautiful part of the Lake District National Park in England. Sixteen lake in the mountains hiding, the biggest of Windermere. To relax, walk, boating, fresh air is sucked everyone. The exception is the city of Keswick, with frequent departures adventure, the highest point, the Scafell peak, 975 meters high in England.

 

V. Tower of London  

  Today the British Crown Jewels in the Tower of London, which is 1100 years from the mid-20th century, worked as a prison. The castle was founded in the winter of 1066 during the Norman conquest and royal residence was used before it became a prison. The Tower of London, England allegedly scariest building. There are several legends about ghosts living here, including Anne Boleyn