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a vibrant city known for its rich history and cultural diversity, it offers a unique blend of historic charm and modern innovaton

home to iconic landmarks like the Tower of London, Buckingham Palace, the Houses of Parliament, Tower Bridge or the London Eye

shopping hotspots and rich cultural life in the West End

green spaces such as Hyde Park or Green Park

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Key Facts:

Location: Central England, Nottinghamshire, on the River Trent.

History: Founded by Saxons, later ruled by Danes; famous for Nottingham Castle and the Industrial Revolution (lace, tobacco, bicycles).

Economy: Strong in finance, retail, and technology; home to Boots, Experian, and Games Workshop.

Education: University of Nottingham (top-ranked) & Nottingham Trent University (strong in arts and business).

Culture: Linked to Robin Hood, features Nottingham Castle, City of Caves, Old Market Square, and Wollaton Hall (Wayne Manor in The Dark Knight Rises).

Nottingham is associated with legend about Robin Hood

Robin Hood Summary

Origin of the legend: Medieval ballads from the 13th-14th century.

Who was he? An outlaw who stole from the rich and gave to the poor.

Main enemy: Sheriff of Nottingham, a symbol of oppression.

Location: Sherwood Forest and Nottingham.

Historical background: Often linked to the time of King Richard the Lionheart

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historic town in Berkshire, England

located on the River Thames

Windsor Castle

home of the British king

Eton College

famous school for boys

The Long Walk

from Windsor Castle to Windsor Great Park

Changing of the Guard

famous ceremony in front of Windsor Castle

Legoland Windsor

park with rides and shows, all based on LEGO

Royal family

the name “House of Windsor” comes from this town.

Economy

many shops, restaurants, and hotels

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a historic town Warwickshire, England

a place where William Shakespeare was born - royal Shakespeare theater

A major cultural and tourism destination

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The University of Cambridge - One of the world's oldest and most prestigious universities.

Cambridge has more than 120 Nobel price winners.

Architecture - The city features stunning historical architecture, including King's College Chapel with its famous Gothic design, Round Church or Mathematical Bridge

Tech Hub - The area around Cambridge is known as "Silicon Fen," a major technology and biotech innovation center in the UK.

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Old Trafford, Stretford, Manchester, Velká Británie

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Located in northwest England

Population: 2,8 million

First industrialized city in the world

Famous Landmarks:

Old Trafford & Etihhad stadium (Football stadiums)

Manchester Town Hall

Sport Events:

Home to Manchester United & Manchester City

Premier League, FA Cup and UEFA competitions

Economy & Innovation:

BBC & ITV

University of Manchester - research institution

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Edinburgh

the capital city of Scotland

located on the southern shore of the Firth of Forth

seat of Scottish Government and Parliament

Unesco - Old Town (medieval streets) and New Town (georgian)

Edinburgh festival Fringe - performing arts

Arthur C. Doyle and J.K. Rowling were born here

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located in Schottish Highlights

most famous and mysterious lakes in the world

natural beauty

legends of the Loch Ness Monster

Loch Ness centre, Exhibition of Drumnadrochit = learning about the history and sightings of Nessie

surrounded by stunning Highlights landscapes, including rolling hills and dense forests

tranquil waters of the loch stretch for 37km -> making it one of the largest fresh water lakes in Scotland

ruins of Urquhart Castle -> 13th century

learning what life was like in the medieval Scotland

tourist can enyoy various activities including boat tours, kayaking and fishing

the area is a home to picturesque villages such as Fort Augustus, Drumnadrochit and Invermoriston

these towns offers cozy pubs, local shops and warm Scottish hospitality

apart from the legendary monster the region is rich in wildlife -> deer, otters and variety of birds

many walking and hiking trails

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Liverpool (the Beatles)

northwest of England

one of the most famous cities in UK because of football, the Beatles

500 000 inhabitants (in compare with metropolitan areas like London, Liverpool is smaller)

The Beatles

most influential bands in music history

The Beatles Story- original Beatles Museum

you can visit iconic places- The Cavern Club ( where they first performed

Football- Liverpool FC and Everton FC

major part of the city ‘s identity

Anfiled- Liverpool FC ‘s stadium (must-visit for football fans)

History

important during the British Empire

Royal Albert Dock- now cultural hotspot

Why should you visit Liverpool?

The city offers a perfect mix of history, entertainment and culture

everyone will find something interessting here

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The historic University of Oxford - one of the oldest in the world (famous colleges: Christ Church and Magdalen College)

Buildings of old England, such as Radcliffe Camera, the Bodleian Library, and the Sheldonian Theatre

Places connected to Harry Potter - filming took place directly in Oxford, including Christ Church College and the Bodleian Library

Nature and the River Thames - peaceful boat rides, walks in the gardens of university colleges, and relaxation in Port Meadow

Famous personalities such as Stephen Hawking (physicist, author of A Brief History of Time) and Oscar Wilde (writer and playwright - The Picture of Dorian Gray)

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A prehistoric megalithic mystical structure (types of stones - sarsen stones, bluestones)

An outer ring of vertical stones, topped by connecting horizontal lintel stones

Founded around 3100 BC

The probable builders were Neolithic farmers or Celtic priests

Stonehenge is aligned towards the sunrise on the summer solstice and sunset on the winter solstice

The Stonehenge Solstice Festival - the annual celebration of the summer or winter solstice, sunrise behind Heel Stone, music, dance, spiritual activities, celebration of nature and ancient traditions

A British cultural icon, one of the most visited monuments in the UK

On the UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1986