Great BritaiN
The nightlife in Great Britain can range from pubs, nightclubs, cafes and in the larger cities, the theatre & concerts are very popular. Pubs tend to be one of the important parts of British life. People tend to meet their friends to relax, either for a meal or just a cosy chat, the pub tends to be a popular place for British people.
Shopping is also big in Great Britain, with a wide range of department stores in most shopping centres. Three of the biggest shopping centres are the Metrocentre which is located in Gateshead; the Trafford Centre which is located in Greater Manchester & the Westfield Stratford City which is located in Stratford, London.
I am going to go more in depth later in my blog about each of the top ten cities in Great Britain.
Here is the list of the top ten :-
1. London – Capital city of Great Britain and also among the most populated in Europe.
2. Edinburgh – The capital city of Scotland and also the second largest city in Scotland.
3. Cardiff – Capital and also the largest city in Wales. It is also the 10th largest city in Great Britain.
4. Cambridge – Located in the county of Cambridgeshire, it’s around 60 miles from London. It’s known for its beautiful museums and art galleries.
5. Bath – This is located in the south west of England, in the county of Somerset. It’s known for its theatres, museums and also other sporting venues.
6. York – Is the county town of North Yorkshire, England. The city is known for its historic attractions and sporting activities.
7. Manchester – Located in North West England. The city is known for its culture, music scene and sporting connections.
8. Liverpool – Situated in Merseyside, England. The city is known for many things but mostly for being the birthplace of the Beatles.
9. Glasgow – The largest city in Scotland and is located in the west central lowlands. Glasgow was traditionally known for its Tobacco industry.
10. Oxford – Located in Southern England in the county town of Oxfordshire. Oxford is known as the “city of dreaming spires”. A name which was given to it by the poet Matthew Arnold.
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