• Brighton is a popular holiday resort and is famous for the Royal Pavilion. Its backdrop is the Sussex countryside and the South Downs.
• Windsor is popular place to visit. The town is dominated by the castle, which is one of the official resident of the Queen.
• Canterbury is  the religious capital of England. Its cathedral is the seat of Archbishop of Canterbury who is head of the Church of England.
• Cambridge is famous for its University, which started during 13th century, until today there are more than twenty colleges.
• Norwich is Britain's oldest recorded town.
• Oxford is famous for its University, which began to establish itself in the middle of the 12th century.
• Birmingham is the most important city in the Midlands, one of English's most productive region.
• Warwick is famous for its great castle.
• Stratford-upon-Avon is the birthplace of William Shakespeare.
• Plymouth is famous for Sir Francis Drake's game of bowls and this is from where the Pilgrim Fathers set sail.
• Liverpool is one of Britain's major ports and has long had an important ship-building industry.
• York is historic city with Viking and Roman associations and many mediaeval remains.
• Manchester and Sheffield are large industrial centres. Sheffield is famous for steel.

Scotland

• Edinburgh is the centre of government and commercial life as Scotland's capital. it is famous for castle and international festival.
• Glasgow is Scotland's largest city and the centre of the ship-building trade.
• Aberdeen is Scotland's chief fishing port.
• Dundee is famous for cakes and marmalade, which are exported all over the world.

Wales

• Cardiff has been the official capital of Wales since 1955.
• Caernarfon is the ancient capital of Wales, where the British monarch's eldest son is traditional crowned Prince of Wales.

Northern Ireland

• Belfast is the capital city of Northern Ireland. In the 17th century it was only a village.
• Londonderry is one of the two most important cities in Northern Ireland.

Ireland

• Dublin is the capital of Ireland. It was the second city of an Empire, this time centred in London.