There are some areas which are lovely and definitely worth seeing but some areas you should definitely avoid due too gang crime, drugs and violence.
Sadly knife crime is rising in England but it’s definitely not all bad. 
We have some of the most beautiful country side and views. 
Victorian style villages and so much more too offer!

Danielle

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Located off the northwestern coast of mainland Europe, the United Kingdom (UK) blends historic attractions with modern allure. Comprising of four distinct countries - England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, it's known for its exceptional landmarks and unique festivities. The UK is home to the Stonehenge, a prehistoric monument in Wiltshire, and the famous Big Ben, a clock tower in London. From the enchanting castles of Scotland and the lush landscapes of Northern Ireland to the picturesque coast of Wales and vibrant cultural scene in England, the UK never fails to mesmerize its visitors. It is also acclaimed for its influential contributions to literature, music, and science.

United Kingdom

Nestled in the heart of Northwestern Europe, England forms the largest and most populous part of the United Kingdom, encompassing about two-thirds of the Great Britain island. Known universally for its rich historical tapestry, England presents a stunning blend of quaint countryside charm and bustling metropolitan life, gifting visitors a myriad of experiences. Tourists can revel in its striking architectural grandeur, from the ancient Roman structures in Bath and the awe-inspiring magnificence of London's House of Parliament to the neo-futuristic design of The Shard. England is also home to stunning UNESCO World Heritage Sites including the mystical Stonehenge, the Tower of London, and the breathtaking Lake District. Moreover, it is a global cultural hub boasting world-class museums, Shakespearean theatre, and iconic music festivals, not forgetting its enthralling literary heritage through Jane Austen, Dickens, and J.K. Rowling. Whether it's the quintessential British tea experience, or the passion for Football and Cricket, England engages visitors with its unique mix of tradition and modern vibrancy.

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4 days in London

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I felt completely safe in London.

Recommendations:

London is incredibly beautiful and it's worth spending time there.

Travel itinerary:

3 days: London
2 days: Oxford
3 days: Cotswolds
2 days: Liverpool

Safety:

I felt safe even walking at night.

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London is a very pedestrian-friendly city, and most of the iconic landmarks are located right next to each other.

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