September: England England has a long tradition of seaside holidays, and places such as Brighton, Cornwall and Whitby are famous for their different coastal character. Brighton is known for its lively atmosphere, pebble beach and famous pier, while Cornwall is loved for its dramatic...

September: England In 1066, England was changed forever when William, Duke of Normandy, invaded England and defeated King Harold at the Battle of Hastings. William became known as William the Conqueror and introduced Norman rule. The new rulers built castles across England to control the...

September: England The British monarchy is a long-standing tradition that continues in modern British society. Today, the monarch has a mainly ceremonial and constitutional role, while elected politicians run the government. Royal events, ceremonies and traditions still attract...

September: England England during the time of William Shakespeare was a fascinating period of theatre and cultural change. Shakespeare wrote plays about love, power, friendship, jealousy and ambition. His works were performed in theatres such as the Globe, where people from different...

September: England The Tower of London is one of England’s most famous historic buildings. It has been a royal palace, a fortress and a prison during its long history. Many kings and queens are connected with the Tower, and some famous prisoners were held there. Today, visitors can see...

September: England Agatha Christie is one of England’s best-known writers and one of the most famous authors of detective fiction. She created memorable detectives such as Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple. Her stories are famous for mysterious crimes, clever clues and surprising...

September: England The English pub has traditionally been much more than a place to have a drink. For many communities, it has been a social meeting place where people can talk, relax and spend time together. Some pubs serve traditional food such as fish and chips, pies and Sunday...

September: England Roald Dahl Day celebrates the life and books of Roald Dahl, one of the world’s best-known children’s writers. His stories are full of unusual characters, exciting adventures and fantastic ideas. Books such as Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Matilda encourage...

September: England Queen Elizabeth I was one of England’s most famous monarchs. She ruled from 1558 to 1603, a period often called the Elizabethan Age. During her reign, England became an important centre of culture, exploration and trade. It was also a great time for theatre and...

September: England Heritage Open Days are special events that allow people to discover England’s history and cultural heritage. During these days, many historic buildings open their doors to the public, sometimes for free. Visitors can explore old houses, churches, gardens, museums and...

September: England Cambridge is another famous university city in England. The city is well known for the University of Cambridge and its beautiful colleges. It is also famous for its waterways and leafy college grounds known as "the Backs." Cambridge has many interesting university...

September: England Oxford is one of the most famous university cities in England. It is home to the University of Oxford, one of the oldest universities in the world. The city is full of beautiful old colleges, libraries, gardens and historic buildings. Students from many different...