1.

Geography

1.1.	Stonehenge

1.2.

Hastings

1.3.	Hadrian’s wall

2.	England town

2.1.	Stratford-upon-Avon

2.2.	Oxford and Cambridge

2.3.	Stonehenge

2.4.

Hastings

2.5.

Liverpool

2.6.	Canterbury

2.7.

Dover

2.8.

York

2.9.	Hadrian’s wall

3.	Scotland town

3.1.

Loch Ness

3.2.

Edinburgh

3.3.	Scottish traditions

4.	Wales town

4.1.

Cardiff

5.

History

6.	British literature

6.1.	Charlotte Brontë

6.2.	Emily Brontë

6.3.	George Orwell

6.4.	Agatha Christie

6.5.	Joseph Rudyard Kipling

6.6.	Oscar Wilde

7.	The basic facts of Great Britain

7.1.	William the Conqueror

7.2.	The Hundred year war

7.3.

Romans

"Geography
United Kingdom is island country. There are many island and islands around United Kingdom. In north there are Shetland, Orkney in north-west there is the biggest islands Hebrides. Between Ireland and England there are Isle of man and Anglesey. In south there are islands Scilly and Island Wight. France and England are divided by Lamanch Channel.

United Kingdom consists of England, Wales, Scotland and Northen Ireland. London is capital city of England, Cardiff is a capital city of Wales, Edinburg is a capital city of Scotland and Belfast is capital city of Norhen Ireland. England is the biggest part United Kingdom. The western cost is surrounded Atlantic ocean and in the north there is Norhen ice ocean.

The country is hilly. The biggest hills are Pennin, that divided Scotland and England. In the north of Scotland you can find Grampiany hills and the biggest mountains is Ben Nevis it is 1343 m high. The river Thames is the most important river in England. All over the England and Wales there are many grazing lands. You can see there a lot of sheep and cows.

Stonehenge
is the most prehistoric monument in Great Britain, is about 4 000 years old. Since 1984 Stonehenge is under UNESCO protection. Some people believe that Stonehenge is a calendar of others that are hours. The origin of the stones is a mystery.

Hastings
Old coastal city. In the south of England about 100 km from London. The town was the sea of smugglers in the past.

Hadrian’s wall
Extends the length of 117 km between the Irish Sea in the west and the North Sea to the east. Was built in just four years between 120 to 124.
Its purpose was to protect the Province of Rome before the raids Scottish tribes.

England town
Stratford-upon-Avon is the birthplace of William Shakespeare. You can see the Shakespeare Theatre where his plays are performed. There are many other places connected with Shakespeare’s life. "

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