In which city in England is Stoke?

Stoke-on-Trent, on the Trent River, is a famous hometown of ceramics in Britain. From Spode to Wedgwood, from Minton to Dalton, there are countless world-famous ceramics. Stoke was formed by the merger of six independent towns in 191. Because it produces ceramics, it is also called "the capital of ceramics". Today, interesting museums, factories, shops and tourist centers attract a large number of contemporary collectors and tourists. Ceramics museum and the art gallery perfectly show the history of the town, while the unique "practice" activities in ceramics museum, gladstone allow visitors to experience the oldest' brick kiln' personally. Spode Ceramic Factory is located in Church Street, which is the oldest ceramic factory. Visitors can find the pleasure of "bargaining" here.

the "cultural district" located in the city center has undergone a large-scale investment renovation. The Li Gen Grand Theatre and Victoria Auditorium are the best places for nightlife, while the 3-acre Victoria Trentham Garden is located in the suburbs, surrounded by countless restaurants and shops, and is the most lively outdoor activity place. Known as "Mountain City" or "High City", wolverhampton wanderers has a well-documented history of more than 1, years. The main landscape of the city is indoors, which makes it very suitable for traveling all year round. The convenient public transportation facilities here reach neighboring towns and scenic spots. Visitors will never forget the art gallery, the medieval church and two round buildings in the corner of the town. Wightwick Manor is colorful, and pre-Raphael works of art can be seen everywhere. Moseley Old Hall, on the other hand, is a typical Tudor building with wooden floors. The gallery on litchfield Avenue has a large collection of popular art, including works by Hockney and Warhol. Walking into the nearby open-air Black Country Museum, it seems that you are once again in the history of industrialization in this area.