The southeast of England is one of the most visited regions in the United Kingdom .
With its spectacular and varied landscapes, national parks, picturesque little fishing villages, historic cities and traditional seaside resorts, the southeast of England has become an unmissable and unmissable destination .
Like a picture-postcard scene , the red roofs and cobbled streets of the authentic village of Rye are captivating, as is Canterbury, one of the oldest cities in the country, with its half-timbered houses, traditional shops, and charming little fishing ports.
100 kilometers to the west, Brighton, a favorite British seaside resort for Londoners, offers an exceptional quality of life with its remarkable landmarks: the Royal Pavilion, the seafront, Brighton Palace Pier, the modern district of North Laine, and the historic Lanes district with its narrow streets, colorful houses, diverse boutiques, and numerous pubs and restaurants. The atmosphere is simply perfect for enjoying a delicious fish and chips on a terrace or, for those with a bigger appetite, a seafood platter depending on the morning's catch!
Not far from Brighton, the sheer white chalk cliffs known as the Seven Sisters are breathtaking. The Beachy Head lighthouse, built in 1902 at the foot of Britain's highest chalk cliff, is still operational and is also very popular with photographers. Famous for its castles , including Windsor, Arundel, Bodiam, and Combe, its magnificent gardens (Nymans, Bateman's, Sissinghurst, etc.), and its world-renowned Oxford University, this rural region boasts two national parks , The South Downs and New Age Forest, where nearly 3,000 horses roam free!
Finally, at the heart of the region lies London , the political and economic capital of the United Kingdom. Cosmopolitan, modern, and dynamic, it abounds with iconic landmarks such as Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, and Westminster Abbey. It also boasts hundreds of museums and galleries, as well as thousands of pubs and restaurants, where you can discover typical English dishes: English breakfast, baked potatoes, Shepard's Pie or Cottage Pie (lasagna), Cornish pasties, Ploughman's Lunch, apple pie, pudding, cheesecake, not to mention finger sandwiches, scones, and English cakes at teatime !