Canterbury Beer Festival

Holidays in Kent England offers more than just Dover, Dickens, Chaucer, cathedrals, castles and towers - England, particularly in Kent, representing the quintessence of all things English, and that Kent is known as the Garden of England, there is no better place to immerse yourself in the pleasures, beauty and history of this world-class island and its people.

Britain has the history and culture penetrates the walls of the castle, every line of prose and every sun dappled window overlooking the graves of those who so loved this island that is often said in their minds wander old cobbled streets, and you're never really alone in the ruins of castles and guards who defended the land against those envious eyes fell on the golden sands, its white cliffs and green hills.

If you visit Great Britain, then it is likely that one of the first shows you will see the famous white cliffs of Dover. These chalk and chert cliffs stretching hundreds of meters high at the edge of the country in a style typically crunchy, but just a little more inside any suggestion of straight edges crumble very quickly. As you see the green countryside stretched out like a quilt about shaken, you will see England at its best in rural areas, hedgerows teeming with life along country roads.

Drinking beer is one of the nicest traditions in English, not Kent holiday would be complete without a visit to an old English pub, deeply rooted in this town famous for its hops. The English pub has managed to keep the tradition in many sense that the mere sale of the property, old-fashioned ale and brewed on site. Each pub welcomes you with a style all her own, and no two pubs are alike. Meals are often something to be reckoned with, and you will find the traditional English has a big appetite, and the portions are as generous as the host.

For many people, the traditional image of England are based on the classical descriptions and stories written by Charles Dickens. Indeed, for many people it was Dickens who popularized the traditional Christmas festivities at the bottom now. Kent is home to the city of Rochester, the home of Dickens. It has been a settlement here before the Roman period, and the history of this ancient city can be traced and seen quite easily. For an guide will certainly help you to appreciate the rich architectural heritage of the city, including its castle and cathedral. As you tour the city, your guide will draw your attention to the places listed or described in many novels of Dickens, like 'Great Expectations, "" The Pickwick Papers "and" The Mystery of Edwin Drood. There is also a center of Dickens is worth the detour.

Although England has led many authors fine, many of them have helped shape and portray English life, its towns and villages, and of course, especially, its people, is that Geoffrey Chaucer which is perhaps. His "Canterbury Tales" tell of the many characters easily identifiable on the pilgrimage route. Canterbury is not too far, and if you have the chance to have your own driver, you can see this ancient city. It was a Regulation here since prehistoric times, and the city of Canterbury is Brythonic offers a wealth of history and culture to enjoy. The cathedral itself is magnificent, and is a World Heritage site. Founded in 597 by St. Augustine he boasts of being the most visited place throughout England. ruins of the abbey and the castle which was here are still visible, and a good guide will be able to show you more than stone s' crumbles.

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