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There are uplands in the north 1.Lake District, 2.Pennines, 3.Yorkshire Dales and in the south west 4.Dartmoor and 5. the Cotswolds

1.Lake District:
a)Enjoy the stunning mountain views. Admire the gardens at Brockhole and take part in a selection of family fuelled activities.
b)Whether you visit Keswick which is positioned at the north end of the lake, or explore the valley of Borrowdale at the southern end, there is something for everyone to enjoy.

2.Pennines
a)Discover the area's lead mining heritage at Killhope Museum, and in the Weardale Museum.
b)Wonder at High Force and take a ride on the Weardale Railway or the South Tynedale Railway.
c)Explore Hamsterley Forest, visit the Durham Dales Centre and the Hub Museum or relax awhile in the Garden Station or Eggleston Hall Gardens.

3.Yorkshire Dales
a)The Forbidden Corner is often called a magical place but one of the best tricks it pulls off is to appeal to children and adults alike.
b)It's a great feeling, standing tall on a giant rock and looking out at Nidderdale, near Harrogate, rolling out beneath you, especially if you've climbed up the hard way.
c)Fountains is one of the most atmospheric sites in the dales. There's a deer park, a lake and canals and acres of space simply to sit and enjoy the setting.

4.Dartmoor
a)Okehampton :- The remains of Devon 's largest castle. Mentioned in the Doomsday Book and steeped in history. One of the country's most romantic ruins.
b)Launceston, the ancient capital of Cornwall . Discover the castles 1000 year history and fantastic views English Heritage.

5. the Cotswolds
a)In the south part of the Cotswolds you’ll find the World Heritage City of Bath and lovey, ancient, untouched villages like Lacock and Castle Combe.
b)In the northern portion, step back in time by wandering the streets of the Regency spa town, Cheltenham, as well as ancient market towns like Stow-on-the-Wold, Chipping Campden and Anglo-Saxon Winchcombe – where you’ll discover Sudeley Castle.

The main attractions of the North of England:
1.Northern England is just as cool, especially the city of Manchester.
Indeed if you want fashionable and sophisticated, there is no better place to visit than Manchester’s Northern Quarter.
2. you would probably enjoy a visit to York Dungeons. York Dungeons is full of eerie exhibitions and it features waxwork figures portraying various forms of torture used throughout English history.
3.If you’re a fan of the fab four, you might wish to consider visiting the Beatles Story Exhibition in Liverpool.
The Beatles Story Exhibition is a museum and visitor attraction.

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