Mini Guide to England
| February 21, 2018
Festivals
When you look at the most successful bands and singers in the world, current and past, you can see many English people are at the top of the list. This love for quality music translates into the many incredible festivals happening all the country during the summer.
The most famous one is Glastonbury Festival attended by around 175,000 people over five days. But visitors can also have a great time at festivals in Leeds, Reading, Isle of Wight, and the dozens more with different genres and crowds.
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