Great Britain - England and Scotland
Great Britain has a rich heritage derived from its history as a former ruling power and serial colonizer. Today, plenty of influences from this illustrious past are easily noticeable and present in the form of a culturally diverse society with many customs and benefits drawn from the vast resources and particularities that each colony of the former British Empire has contributed to the present day England. An essential element of British society would be lacking without the Royal Family “the Windsors”, who are constantly subject to rumors, speculation and tabloid stories, which provide a seemingly unending source of entertainment to the general population and quite often reflect the self-mockery which is an inherent part of the British mentality. Get to know the English humor and become familiar with traditional 5 o’clock tea, or baked beans and sausages for breakfast.

In London, you can visit plenty of world class museums for free and spend the saved money on a bespoke tailored suit in Savile Row or in the countless boutiques on and around Oxford Street. If, on the other hand, you would like to get a more authentic feel of traditional England, the Cambridge and Oxford University cities (responsible for the educational formation of numerous Nobel Prize winners and further geniuses), are a great choice. Southern coastal towns, Portsmouth and Bournemouth, are also great places to experience the true English lifestyle and get away from the big city haze. For those who are keen on nature and good Whiskey, Edinburgh in Scotland is a must. No matter your choice of cities, a visit to the local pub is obligatory in order to enjoy a typical English meal - “chicken curry” accompanied by a refreshing “Lager” beer.