The west of England

The western peninsula of England, next to south Wales, includes Somerset, Devon and Cornualles counties and the city of Bristol. Here, the beaches are absolute protagonists. Bristol always has had an active social and economic life, partly owed to its strategic position as a departure and arrival point of the transatlantic that furrowed the ocean connecting Europe with America.
The visit to the city can start at the "Centre" district, near the cathedral and connected to the most tourist areas by an aquatic cab line. The oldest church of Bristol is St. Stephens and in King Street are still conserved several 17th century buildings and mansions.

One short trip to the nice city of Bath can be made from Bristol. This is one of the more fashionable tourist destinies in the last years. The most interesting places are the Roman baths and the abbey. To the south of the region raises the city of Exeter, with its magnificent St Peter cathedral and its two Norman gothic style towers.