2. FAMOUS FOR Queen/Monarchy Historic and famous people Fish n ’ Chips Sports

3. LOCATION England is part of the United Kingdom It is considered a European country Capital: London Largest Cities: London, Birmingham, Leeds, Sheffield Orange = England

4. GEOGRAPHY AND CLIMATE England comprises the central and southern part of the UK island. It is the closest country to European land. In fact, it is separated from France by only a 34 kilometer (21 miles) sea gap. England is surrounded by the Irish Sea, North Sea, and Atlantic Ocean. The climate corresponds to a temperate maritime climate, which means that temperatures don ’t go much lower than 0 °C (32 °F) in winter nor much higher than 32 °C (90 °F) in summer. Regarding the rain, England has a significant proportion of rainfall during the whole year.

6. WHERE TO GO Stonehenge

7. WHERE TO GO The White Cliffs of Dover

8. WHERE TO GO Buckingham Palace

9. WHERE TO GO Buckingham Palace

10. WHERE TO GO London Eye

11. WHERE TO GO The Palace of Winsmester/Big Ben

12. WHERE TO GO Wax Museum

13. WHERE TO GO Tower Bridge

14. Traditional dance: TRADITIONS Morris Dancing English folk dancing accompanied by music. Both the dance and the costume vary from region to region.

15. National Flower: TRADITIONS Tudor Rose

16. Traditional Food: TRADITIONS Fish n ’ Chips It consists of deep-fried fish (traditionally cod) covered in batter accompanied by deep-fried chipped potatoes

17. Traditional Food: TRADITIONS Sunday Roast It consists of roast beef, mashed potatoes, other vegetables, and mini Yorkshire pudding

18. Left-driving country CUSTOMS In England, traffic drives on the left-hand side of the road and the steering wheel is on the right side

19. Dining Etiquette CUSTOMS In England, the fork must never face upwards. In fact, food is stacked on the back side of the fork