In Northumbria , venture to the island of Lindisfarne - known as the 'Cradle of Christianity'. The Cheshire Plain and the Peak district National Park offers the visitor a chance to explore crags and moors, and stone built villages. To the south, look for green dales and limstone caves. Scotland First, let us stress that it would be a mistake to think of Scotland as merely an extension of England. Indeed, many a Scotsman would be deeply offended.
Differences remain in law, education, church and politics - in the very culture itself.
Come to Scotland to experience a unique blend of English, French, Flanders and Scandinavian cultures. For the naturalist, Scotland is a delight. Rock-climbers, anglers, golfers and walkers all enjoy its beauty. It is also a delight for those in search of Neolithic sites, old castles, old hill roads or interesting geological outcrops across rough and sometimes boggy countryside. At the very heart of England lies Central England famed for its beauty, rich heritage, lively citites and idyllic villages.