England's beautiful Countryside - UK

The Royal county of Berkshire is a ceremonial county. It is the site of Windsor Castle & St George's Chapel, and the historic market town of Windsor. It is immediately south of the River Thames, forming its boundary with the ancient twin town of Eton, with the village of Old Windsor, just over 2 miles to the south. Located conveniently to nearby Heathrow Airport and London to the east makes Windsor's surrounding historic towns a desirable weekend escape. 

Visit ideas: Legoland, Ascot Racecourse, Great Park, Castle, Savill Garden

Hertfordshire is situated just north of London and is easily accessible by public transport. It is known for its historic estates, countryside and of course, St Albans cathedral. Its valleys and lowlands hold parks, natural landscapes and animal experiences, charming towns, and golf courses.

Visit ideas: Knebworth House, Paradise Wildlife Park, Natural History Museum Tring, Warner Bros. Studios (The Making of Harry Potter), Hatfield House, The Grove - most glamorous 5* hotel, St Albans Cathedral, and of course, Hitchin fields of Lavender

 Canterbury is situated in southeast Kent and is easily accessible by high-speed train from London. It is known for its medieval history, ancient walls and the Canterbury Cathedral. Its historic streets and green surroundings hold riverside walks, old churches, and charming local markets.

Visit ideas: Canterbury Cathedral, The Canterbury Tales attraction, St Augustine's Abbey, Westgate Gardens & Punting on the River Stour, Howletts Wild Animal Park nearby, the Beaney House of Art & Knowledge, Whitstable's nearby coast, & the historic Dane John Gardens.