What other cities besides London are suitable for living after immigrating to Britain?

In London, West End of London, whose landmark is Hyde Park, is the most dazzling star. It has royal origin, unique historical buildings and a desirable lifestyle. The world's richest people, including Qatar's royal family, are long-term guests in this area.

Southeast Region

York

York is located in the northeast of England and the capital of North Yorkshire. It is a city full of time stories and has a long history. No one can deny its romantic beauty.

Since the Roman occupation in the 7th century, York has been the capital of northern England for nearly 2, years, and its status is equivalent to that of London today. In the late Middle Ages, York reached its peak, which was reflected in the architectural environment. York Cathedral is a medieval cathedral in England and one of the Gothic churches in Europe. The medieval city walls and gates surrounded the whole city and can still be seen today.

With its rich history, York is destined to become a very popular tourist destination. Clifford's Tower, the only remaining building after the war; York Castle Museum, converted from a prison, features an exhibition hall that imitates the real scene of Victorian streets in the 19th century, showing bakeries, banks, bars and tailor shops on the streets at that time. In the center of York, there is a cobblestone Stone gate. Every shop in the street has its own unique architectural style and sells local souvenirs ...

Today, York seems to be a mini metropolis. In addition to being a tourist destination, it is also an important railway hub in Britain and is expected to become one of the connecting hubs in Europe. It is the first "Gigabit City" in Britain, providing broadband speed up to 1Gbps for enterprises and thousands of families. Commercial center, educational resort and art paradise, this compact city with an area of 15 square miles and a population of less than 2, has once again conquered the world.

Berkhamsted

Berkhamsted is a city located in the west of Hertfordshire, England. It is an attractive and warm place. The local people have already had the concept of "green" and sustainable development, and they will pay a lot for the healthy and harmonious development of their homes. Everywhere you go, you can feel the breath of life, unique shops and delicious food, and even street lamps radiate soft and warm light.

At the same time, it is also a city with great development potential and attraction. The Grand Alliance Canal runs through it, with castles and schools, especially Burkhamsted College. You can enjoy the cafe culture and first-class restaurants, various sports clubs, bars along the canal and some interesting clubs.

Chadlington

Chadlington has a typical English manor, comfortable bars, cricket teams, village shops with cooked food counters, summer music and beer festivals. Here you can enjoy a comfortable rural life, slow down and feel the power of nature.

Lewes

Lewis, the capital of East Sussex, is a very distinctive town, featuring Downs style. Its farmers' market has a food market every week. Interestingly, Lewes has launched its own currency. There is an opera concert in summer, and in autumn, the town is immersed in the burning of gunpowder and flame, showing its uniqueness in beer and excitement.

Midhurst

Midhurst is a comfortable old market town, which is located in the center of South Downs National Park, less than 2 miles from the beaches of chichester and West Wittering, and close to the vast Cow dray Manor and Goodwood. It has the serenity of a market town, but it is also more interesting because of racing.

Stockbridge

Stobridge is located in the hilly area between Salisbury and Winchester. It has a vast Georgian high street across the river and was named English Food Street by Google in 21. Here, you can experience the annual trout food festival, which not only celebrates fish, but also celebrates various local products, from watercress to buffalo, as well as live music. From day to night, the happy atmosphere can't be dispersed for a long time.

Southwest China

Frome

Frome is a city with a long history, with cobblestone streets and many protected buildings. It is located at the eastern end of Mendipu Mountain, built on uneven highland and centered on frome River. The town is about 13 miles (21 kilometers) south of Bath, 43 miles (69 kilometers) east of Downton and 17 miles (172 kilometers) west of London. It has road and railway transportation lines and serves as the economic center of the surrounding areas. It also provides cultural and sports centers, including the frome Annual Festival and the frome Museum.

Bridport

Bridport is a market town in Dorset, England. It is about 1.5 miles (2.4 kilometers) inland from the English Channel, and it is close to the confluence of a small English river and its tributary, Askell. Its artistic scene makes the town more and more popular with local people. It has an art center, a theater, a library, an electricity * and a museum. In addition, many festivals have been held in Bridport. The Bridport Literature Festival has been in operation since 25. Since 21, it has held a weekend every September, and the annual Hat Festival has been held in Buck yDoo Square.

Stroud

stroud is a market town and a folk parish in the center of Gloucestershire, England. It is the main town in stroud, and it has important art groups dating back to the early 2th century. Jasper conran called stroud "Covent Garden of Cotswolds"; The Daily Telegraph called it "a book, a work of art by Hay Wye. The town has the most diverse creative artists, musicians and writers outside London.

The central region

Shipston-upon-stour

Shipston-on-stour is a small town and folk parish on the Stoll River, 1 miles south of Stratford-on-Avon, Warwickshire, adjacent to Oxfordshire and Gloucestershire. Used to be an important sheep market. Small town sports clubs include football, cricket, bowls, tennis [and fishing clubs. Shipston has a small museum located outside Telegraph Street, which is managed by local people. It has cultural relics and souvenirs about the town and surrounding villages.

Birmingham

Birmingham was a medium-sized market town in the Middle Ages. It developed into an international leader in the heart of the Enlightenment in Midland in the 18th century and the subsequent industrial revolution. This town was at the forefront of the world's scientific, technological and economic development, which produced a series of innovations and laid many foundations for the modern industrial society. Today, Birmingham's economy dominates the service industry. This city is a major international business center, which has been rated as gamma+worldcity by the Globalization and World Urban Research Network, and is an important transportation, retail, activity and conference center. Birmingham's metropolitan economy is the second largest in the United Nations.

Warwick

Warwick holds a music festival every year, ranging from spoken words to classical and contemporary music, to folk festivals and Victorian parties held in late November or early December. The town is also famous for Warwick Castle, which was built in 168. The town center is also famous for its historic buildings, including a mixture of Tudor and 17th century buildings. Due to its proximity to the North-South Expressway and the East-West Expressway, many companies are headquartered in the town, including Bridgestone, Carroll, Kado and Delphi.

Northern Ireland

Belfast

The population of Belfast is evenly distributed between its Protestant and Catholic residents, and these two different cultural communities have made great contributions to the culture of this city. Belfast artists are good at expressing themselves through poetry, art and music. The Ulster Orchestra in Belfast is a full-time symphony orchestra in Northern Ireland and enjoys a good reputation in Britain. In Dublin Road, Victoria Street, shaftesbury Square and bradbury Square, it contains some bars and restaurants in the city. The nearby Lisburn Road has developed into the most unique shopping area in the city.

Holiwood

Holiwood is a small town in Belfast Metropolitan Area, Downshire, Northern Ireland, and the Hollywood Exchange and Belfast Airport are nearby. Hollywood is famous for its Maypole at the crossroads in the center of the town. It dates back to 17, when a Dutch ship was said to have run aground on the nearby coast, and the crew put up a broken mast to show their appreciation for their assistance to the citizens. Maypole is still used for dancing in the May Day exhibition every year. Almost equally famous is the adjacent May pole Bar, which locals call Ned's or Carty's Bar. The town holds jazz and blues music festivals every year.

Eastern Region

Norich

Norich is a city in England after London and one of the most important cities. Norwich has been related to art, literature and publishing until today. Norich is the first provincial library website in England. It was opened in 168, and it was the first city to implement the public library law of 185. Norich Post is the first provincial newspaper outside London, which was first published in 171. Norich Art Institute is the first provincial-level art movement, with famous artists in China, such as John krom. In May 212, Norwich was designated as the first UNESCO literary city in England.

I wonder if there's a favorite place to live in so many towns? In Britain, there are many towns with beautiful environment and rich cultural atmosphere. No matter how developed you are, living environment or education level, there will always be a place for you!