England is an island country located off the northwest coast of Europe that is part of the United Kingdom. It has a temperate climate and Christianity is the majority religion. Some of England's largest cities are London, Leeds, Liverpool, and Manchester, with London being the capital and most populous city. Tourism is a significant part of England's economy, with cultural and heritage sites like Stonehenge, Buckingham Palace, and various cathedrals among the most popular attractions for visitors.

2. England's Geography
• England is a part of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain, it’s
an island situated off the North
West coast of Europe.
• Bordered by Scotland in the
north, the North Sea in the
east, the English Channel in
the south and Wales in the
west.

3. England's Geography

4. England flag

5. Key Facts on England
• Major Cities: London- Leeds- Liverpool-
Manchester.
• Capital: London with a population of
7,556,900.
• Population: 51,446,000 inhabitants.
• Geographic size: 130,395 km2 .
• Currency: Pound sterling (GBP).

6. Climate of England
• England has a
temperate climate, with
mild winters with
temperatures not much
lower than 0°C, and not
much higher than 32°C
in summer. Generally,
July is normally the
warmest month, and
February is normally
the coldest.

7. Religions in England
• 71.75% of England's population are Christians.
• 22.52% is unidentified or non-religious.
• Other religious minorities include Muslims which
account for 3% of the population.
• There are also Jewish, Hindu and Sikh minorities.

8. The United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Northern Ireland.
• Usually referred to as “”The UK””,””United Kingdom””,
“”Great Britain””or “”Britain””.Britain is part of the
British isles in the north-west of Europe. Britain is a
union made up of four constituent countries:
• The Kingdom of England.
• The Kingdom of Scotland.
• The Principality of Wales.
• The Province of Northern Ireland

9. Government of England
• Parliamentary democracy with a
constitutional monarchy.
• Queen Elizabeth II as a head of the
state.
• The continuity of the monarchy has
been interrupted only once (the
republic of 1649-60) in over a
thousand years.
• Parliaments is made up of the
House of common, the House of
lords and the Queen in her
constitutional role.

10. Tourism in England
• Tourism plays a significant part in the economic life
in England .
• Many other people come to England as tourists, and
this is economically beneficial.
• In the UK as a whole, tourism contributes 76
billion pounds to the British economy, and it employs
6.1% of the working population, making it the 6th
largest industry.

11. Types of tourism in England
• Cultural and heritage tourism :Britain's tourist
industry is principally "cultural" and "heritage" based,
and many tourists are attracted to England because
of its history
• Ecotourism : Britain also has some unique natural
environments, and has a significant "Ecotourism"
industry

12. Cultural and heritage tourism
• Cambridge: A famous university town
• Liverpool: The 2008 European Capital of
Culture, a major port and World Heritage
Site, home to two cathedrals and houses
more listed buildings.
• Oxford : now a busy commercial city, which
also has a famous university
Stonehenge, a World Heritage Site
in Wiltshire

13. Places to visit in England
• Buckingham
Palace

14. Places to visit in England
• Houses of Parliament
Seat of the British
parliament Big Ben – part
of Houses of Parliament

15. Places to visit in England
• Tower of London
Founded by William the
Conqueror in 1066-7
royal palace and fortress,
prison and place of
execution, mint, arsenal,
menagerie and jewel
house.

16. Places to visit in England
• St, Paul‘s Cathedral
the masterpiece of Sir
Christopher Wren.
Built between 1675 and
1710
Whispering gallery

17. Places to visit in England
• Westminster
Abbey
• many kings, queens,
poets, writers and other
famous inhabitants of
the UK are buried there

18. Places to visit in England
• Tower Bridge
Tower Bridge is a
bascule-bridge.
The bascules will
open to let ships
pass through.

19. What the English Like to Eat
• Fish and chips
• Tea and biscuits
• Roast Meats ( cooked in
the oven for about two
hours)

20. Double-deckers
There are big red buses
called double-deckers in
London.
People sit upstairs and
downstairs on these
buses.
Tourists like them very
much.

21. Taxis
Taxis in London are old-
fashioned black cars.

22. Telephone booths
From here you can call your
friends.