The answer is clear, but let us, in English manners, cite undeniable arguments and support our claims.  England is an essential component of the colourful mosaic named the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Scientists enthusiastically support the thesis that the country's history dates over 800 000 years back.  In the north you will be fascinated by the battle cry of the Scottish bagpipes, in the west you will be burnt by the erupting fire of the Red Dragon of the national flag of Wales, and in the south and east you will be able to inhale the freedom and tranquility thanks to the endless marine contours. Did we grab your attention? The centuries-old development of the island nation goes through thousands of trials, but the reckoning in the 21st century is more than eloquent – England is a leading cultural, touristic and financial center.
Let's play some associations. What's the first thing you know, thinking about England? Yes, the waving hand of  the Queen of England is a good suggestion, but we mean another. Correct answer! London! Cosmopolitan city-state that offers a cocktail of theatrical scenes that make you feel dizzy,  views that make your heart beat faster, provided graciously by the river Thames and  Little Venice, an excessive amount of adrenaline and photos for social networks while looking through the London Eye.  And not just that.  Surely you should argue with the Elizabeth`s clock tower, the friendly Big Ben, and convince it that it needs to sleep for at least two hours so to let you find youself  in the wax universe at Madame Tussaud`s museum. Here you can make dreams come true like this to do a duet with the exact replica of Whitney Houston or to curl your eyes, gather your voice and say as an action hero "Hasta La Vista, baby!" in the face of the motionless Arnold Schwarzenegger. Before you leave the confines of London, impressed by its colourful rainbow image, would be desirable to bow by reciting a monologue to the memory of the one of a kind Shakespeare, to remember Newton's law of gravity, or to take a position in the eternal dispute over whether the man comes from a monkey, defending his thesis before Charles Darwin.

The spirit and mind of all these influential personalities inhabits Westminster Abbey – another destination that you have to write in capital letters in your tourist itinerary. If you think that London is the first and final touch in the masterpiece of William Hogarth, called England, you deceive yourself.  Do you like mysticism? Do you believe in astrology? Whatever the answer, it will pale before the stone grandeur of Stonehenge. Concentric circles of monoliths are able to hypnotize any one who dared to experience in depth the essence of the cult of the ancient population. England impresses even the most unbreakable  human nature at first glance and locked doors of consciousness, with its small villages and frozen in time towns which illustrations come to life and create the most picturesque historical comics ever created in the world. Just think – Roman thermal baths, remaining intact and without a scar through the centuries, unspoiled nature, infinite green meadows in strong mountain hugs, bays without steps on the sand. A paradise in the bowels of Europe.The culinary image of England also deserves to be caught in the spotlight. The English breakfast is well known  and it is not to be missed, especially if you need more than a ray of energy to travel around the bizarre corners of the country. Toasted bread, eggs, bacon and sausage, served with coffee or tea and with a gentlemen`s accent, will awaken your appetite beyond recognition. Definitely England is a country of taste, a country offering hundreds of ways to please your stomach. Before you go on a journey, you should also know what awaits you for lunch and dinner – aromatic and crunchy chicken meat, fish temptations and a steaming pie.... that's enough. Stop licking your lips and hurry to get back in time, because serving here is with frightening accuracy.Before we finish, we consider it`s our mission to warn you that English time has a temper. It can smile at you for a long time and deceive you with its goodwill, but a minute later to scowl its eyebrows and pour its anger in unexpected ways. Well, don't just stand there.

Buy an umbrella!