The document summarizes several important locations surrounding London. It discusses Oxford, located 92 km northwest of London and accessible by 1.5 hours of bus or train travel. It grew along the Cherwell river and became a university city in the 19th century. Canterbury is 90 km southeast of London and about a 2 hour bus or train ride away. It is the religious center of England and home to its cathedral founded in 597 AD. Brighton is 75 km south of London and accessible by 1.5 hours by bus or 50 minutes by train. It is one of England's largest coastal cities known for its Royal Pavilion and lively clubs.

1. London S urrounding s

2. The mos t important London’s
s urrounding s are:
• Gr eenw ih
c
• Bath
• O xford
• W em bl
ey
• Cam brdge
i
• Brghton
i
• Canter y
bur
• Stratfor Upon-
d Avon

3. O xford
Dis tance from London: 92 km (57
miles )
Direction: North Wes t
Time travel: 1 and a half hour by
bus or train.

4. It g rew up at one
s ide of C herwell
river, between
C hernell and
Tames is .
It became from a S axon town to the firs t
Univers ity city of Eng land.

5. The Univers ity was created in XIX century
There are 39 colleg es as s ociated.

6. C anterbury
Dis tance from London: 90 km (56 miles )
Direction: S outh Eas t
Time travel: about 2h by bus or train.

7. The C athedral was found at 597 a.C
It’s the main relig ious center of
Eng land.

8. S t. G eorg e’s S treet  there is a lonely church
tower.

9. You can als o vis it the R oman Mus eum and the C anterbury’s Mus eum.
There are authentic recons tructions and famous mos aics .

10. Brghton
i
Is one of the big g es t coas t cities of the country
Dis tance from London: 75 km (51 miles )
Direction: S outh
Time travel:: 1h. 50 min. by bus , 50 min.
by train.
B us : National Expres s , every hour.

11. • The R oyal Pavilion

12. B rig hton has very famous clubs and places to
g o.
•It’s full of s tudents .