England's ancient cathedral cities, such as Lincoln, York, Salisbury, Durham and Winchester, cannot be equalled for sheer physical beauty. Wherever you're based, you're never more than a few miles from a ruined castle, a majestic country house, a secluded chapel or a monastery. In the southwest there are remnants of a Celtic culture that was all but eradicated elsewhere by the Romans, and everywhere you can find traces of prehistoric settlers – most famously the megalithic circles of Stonehenge and Avebury.

Most beguiling of all are the long-established villages of England, hundreds of which amount to nothing more than a pub, a shop, a gaggle of cottages and a farmhouse offering bed and breakfast. Devon, Cornwall, the Cotswolds and the Yorkshire Dales harbour some especially picturesque specimens, but every county can boast a decent showing. Then, of course, there's the English countryside, an extraordinarily diverse terrain from which Constable, Turner, Wordsworth, Emily Brontë and a host of other writers and artists took inspiration. Exmoor, Dartmoor, Bodmin Moor, the North York Moors and the Lake District are the most dramatic and best known of the national parks, each offering an array of landscapes crisscrossed with walking routes.

English Timeshares

England is blessed with some of the finest Timeshare resorts in some of the most beautiful locations in the world. Many people buy English Timeshares because they want to own their own piece of this beautiful country and may never even consider exchanging their Timeshare for another one.

When the owner of a English Timeshare does decide to swap it in any given year, all exchange companies are very keen indeed to make sure that that owner gets the exchange of their choice. With so many more people looking to exchange their Timeshare weeks into English Timeshare resorts rather than out of them, English Timeshare owners are in a very strong position.