The Travel England site places hundreds of accomodations, events, and attractions in easy reach through database searches. Seach qualifications make handling the large database efficient and quick. A clickable map to the 10 regions of England provides graphical access to overviews of the regions and links to local tourist information centers and major regional attractions. Well-annotated links and an active, detailed What's New? section create great connections out from this valuable site.

A must visit for anyone visitng England. Here is the official information on the most written about family in the world. Immerse yourself in history and pageantry, learn how to invite a member of the Royal Family to your get together (start 6 months early with a visit to your local Lord Lieutenant), review residences and art collections. A childrens section and many nice touches make this fun for a history buff or a fan of 'the Royals'. A lengthy Site Map shows the many options at once.

This almost totally visual site is a great pictorial preview of any visit to London, and a perfect reminder for those who have already made the trip. Click for different views within a panorama or select a city area and site from the maps that follow along in a second frame. If you can tear yourself away from the visual extravaganza, you'll find links to hotels, activities, theatre guides, guide books. and even the weather. Fun site for gadding about London.

Embedded links in the text of the England section of the TravelBritain site of the British Tourist Authority take you to interesting areas and historic and literary details for their four divisions of England: North Country of England, Heart of England, South of England, and East of England. The Travel Planner and Specialty Travel sections in the left frame extend to detailed accomodation, transportation, tour, and travel information. Interactive maps take you into region, county, and city levels for any place there. Good combination of information.