England is a nation of overweight, fond of drinking, sex and obsession with celebrity and television addict, so write a new guide for tourists. But England is more impressive, beautiful and culturally diverse with a variety of buildings, historic monuments and landscape gardening. Not to mention the incredible Oxford, “the can not be missed” Bath and the lively Newcastle.

England is a nation proud of their patriotism; however the prime minister of Scotland has an Italian football coach and a Greek royal family origin.

England is not only a country, but a meeting place of culture, class and tribe. On the other hand, England is a shelter for refugees with more than 100 ethnic immigrants would also “very conservative place.” In one sense, the country is losing the diversity of culture, this guidebook claims “where the heart of many towns and suburbs also consist of similar shops zone.

Nevertheless this is a country where individuality and creativity grow flourish, generate pop culture and art performances, music and fashion are among the most dynamic in the world.

A number of cities are encouraged to visit such as Bath, which has the relics of Roman baths are beautiful and well maintained place to live cultural events. Lake District, South Downs and Royal Tunbridge Wells are also worth a visit. But many other places criticized. Plymouth has a tedious and modern face; Derby and Essex where the place for the commuter lines that are not interesting.

Football, footie or whatever you call it (there is no English people call it ‘soccer’), Premier League tickets are too expensive and with the players that are more famous than pop stars. Concerning the English, they probably can be best describes as animal lovers, tea connoisseur and philanthropist who have warmth sense of humors. But on the other hand, The English become obedient consumers rather than active population with loyalty to the brands is close to religious beliefs. One thing is certain for the visitors are how long you stay in the UK and how broad you can see, still not enough to understand this place.”