Discovering traditional England

Discover England's traditional history and discover a particularly rich architectural heritage with many historic houses, such Belvoir, Chatsworth and Rockingham, which are among the most beautiful castles in the country. The East Midlands is also a country coquette and wild landscapes that will delight hikers.

There are those who plunge into the atmosphere of market day in the old medieval towns such as Louth and Newark, others prefer to relax on top of a promontory of the Peak District National Park, or take long walks along the deserted beaches of Lincolnshire. Make a detour to the Rutland Water, the largest artificial lake in Europe, to enjoy the boat rides and make windsurfing.

For fans of tales and legends, the legendary Sherwood Forest, home to Robin Hood is a must that will refuel in strawberries and mushrooms. Find the personalities that have marked the history of England, Isaac Newton, the father of modern science, the famous writer DH Lawrence, or Diana at Althorp, the castle of her childhood.

To appreciate the culture across the Channel, nothing better than a festival in England. Abound in the East Midlands, the best known as the Buxton International Festival presents prestigious opera houses, or Silverstone Classic racing cars and motorcycles, with more crazy as the World Championship Battle of chestnuts!

It will of course do not leave without tasting the famous pork pies from Melton Mowbray, gingerbread with candied ginger in Grantham, or the delicious Stilton cheese, all served with a fruit beer to cool off.

For those wishing to explore beautiful nature, rich in history and enjoys outdoor activities, the East Midlands will not disappoint you. A change of scenery in England, resting, and not ruin you.