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Cotswolds. Heart of England
Cotswolds - a mountain range in the west-central England. These places are not just called the Heart of England, as there are preserved tradition and traditional architecture. This area, 25 miles wide and 90 miles long, is the Cotswold conservation area
Cotswolds is famous among the English and tourists from other countries for its beautiful valleys and hills, to rural landscapes and river valleys, meadows and beech forests, traditional villages by limestone cliffs and historic small settlements. Here you can see the typical time to stop in England for what it was about 300 years ago
Visitors come from all over the world to see the Cotswolds and its unusual village
Now it is primarily a tourist destination, but once flourished here life, to promote trade with hair, then weaving industry. It was she who made the famous Cotswolds. Stone houses were built hundreds of years ago, they provide a unique opportunity to look at what was in the 17-18 century England
Most of the stone buildings were built of limestone mined in the nearby hills. This limestone is still mined here. Let's just admire the scenery of classic England:
Cotswolds is famous among the English and tourists from other countries for its beautiful valleys and hills, to rural landscapes and river valleys, meadows and beech forests, traditional villages by limestone cliffs and historic small settlements. Here you can see the typical time to stop in England for what it was about 300 years ago
Visitors come from all over the world to see the Cotswolds and its unusual village
Now it is primarily a tourist destination, but once flourished here life, to promote trade with hair, then weaving industry. It was she who made the famous Cotswolds. Stone houses were built hundreds of years ago, they provide a unique opportunity to look at what was in the 17-18 century England 
Most of the stone buildings were built of limestone mined in the nearby hills. This limestone is still mined here. Let's just admire the scenery of classic England:
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Bodnant Garden, Conwy and Llandudno, Wales.
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The garden is located in the county of Conwy, he, in one of the most picturesque valleys of Snowdonia National Park.
Bodnant Garden History, covers an area of ??80 hectares, began in 1875. Then a successful English industrialist Henry Davis Pochin ordered to plant the first trees and shrubs in the neighborhood of his home was built in 1792. After his death, inherited the estate of Henry McLaren - a son and daughter of Henry Lord Aberkonuey mend.
Today the house is the family nest Bodnant family Aberkonuey Lord, and the garden placed under protection of the National Trust in 1949. Family members were followers of Aberkonuey landscaping traditions and now in its fourth generation are the most active participants in the management of Bodnant Garden.
Garden extraordinarily beautiful at any time of year, because it gathers flowering plants from around the world that are able to survive in the Welsh climate. In spring you can enjoy the beauty of blooming camellias, magnolias, daffodils and a large collection of rhododendrons. Summer blooming roses, water lilies, grasses and shrubs, and autumn charm kaleidoscope of yellow, red, purple, gold and brown colors of fruit plants.
The garden is so large that visitors are offered a map, without which of the countless paths, thickets of rhododendron and magnolia can simply get lost. Conditionally garden is divided into two zones. The upper zone is located on a site adjacent to the house. It is built on the principle of the Italian terraces, gently down into the valley of the rivers Conwy and Hiratlin (Hiraethlyn), taking place on the territory of the estate, where the garden is the "wild park Hollow".
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