Use the map to explore the UK. Pick a county and The Tourist Trail maps will help you to plan your break and discover hidden gems, fabulous places to stay and great places to eat and drink.
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Essex, directly north east of London, borders Suffolk, Hertfordshire, Kent and Cambridgeshire. A real mixture of a county; 350 miles of coastline – the longest of any county in England, farmland, estuaries and pretty medieval towns and villages provide Essex with a variety of countryside – all within close proximity of London.
County overview
Norfolk is a peaceful rural county on the east coast of England, accessible from London in under two hours by rail and connected to wider road network by the A140, A11 and A47. Norfolk has miles of beautiful wild coast line stretching north from Suffolk, peppered with coastal walks and blue flag beaches such as East Runton, West Runton, Cromer and Mundesley. Boat trips run from Morston Hall out to Blakeney Point to see the seals and local birdlife.
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Shropshire or Salop, is a border county between England and Wales easily accessible from London and Birmingham by road and rail. The River Severn runs through Shropshire and into the Ironbridge Gorge, the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution and a UNESCO world heritage site, The Severn Valley offers spectacular scenery, walking and cycling opportunities. The Ironbridge area is part of Shropshire’s industrial heritage which remains important today as part of the county’s tourism industry with various museums and industrial attractions.
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