England is home to many vibrant and historically rich cities. Although London is by far the most visited city in Great Britain, many attractions in England are found in other famous cities.
Cities in England: Brighton Approximately 50 miles south of London is Brighton, a city and a seaside combined. Brighton's Pier is a bustling district with fairgrounds, food and family entertainment. Volk's Electric Railway, the oldest operating electric railway in the world, can also be seen here, along with many museums.
Cities in England: Bath The city of Bath is aptly named for the therapeutic baths built around the hot springs by the Romans. Located about 100 miles west of London, this city is a popular relaxation destination for many English citizens. In between rejuvenation and exploration of the city's historic architecture, don't forget to visit Jane Austen's museum.
Cities in England: Liverpool For football fans, Liverpool is known as home to two of Premiership's biggest football teams. For travelers less interested in soccer, you can find other attractions in England in this region: Museums, galleries and restaurants fill the city, as well as two beautiful Cathedrals.
Liverpool is a UNESCO World Heritage Site as of 2004, due to its waterfront; the port represents the commercial and maritime presence of Britain at the height of its global significance.
Cities in England: Leeds Leeds is home to both the International Concert Season and the International Film Festival. If you're visiting outside of these two festivals, you can still take in a world-class ballet or opera, as Leeds is the only English city outside of London with its own companies. Leeds is particularly known for its nightlife, with fine dining, clubs and performances to break up days of visiting museums and fashion boutiques.
Cities in England: Lincoln For history buffs, include Lincoln in your vacation to England. This city has medieval origins and boasts the beautiful Lincoln Cathedral. A copy of the Magna Carta can be viewed within Lincoln Castle.
Cities in England: Oxford and Cambridge Famous for their respective colleges, Oxford and Cambridge are two quaint but active towns bustling with entertainment, making them excellent for younger travelers looking to enjoy a vacation to England.
Cities in England: Salisbury Salisbury Cathedral has the tallest spire in England and is a frequented site for people on vacation to England. Nearby Stonehenge, ancient ruins still largely shrouded in mystery, is the main draw for travelers to this area.
Consider visiting some famous English theaters on your trek through various cities in England.