20 Places in England Beyond London
| December 2, 2016
11. Norwich
Located in East Anglia, Norwich was once the second largest city in medieval times. Nowadays it’s famous for its art, literature and publishing industry.
12. Brighton
Brighton is only a 45-minute train ride from London and is a must-visit place. It boasts an artsy and alternative lifestyle and it’s also the gay capital of England! The famous Brighton pier offers many rides and the beach is unique with its oblong pebbles.
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