Stoke-on-Trent - Staffordshire

This town was formed from six different countries and many villages in the early 20th Century. This is unbelievable, better known as the "city of five towns known as the local writer Arnold Bennett, who describes in a uniform manner in this way in his novels. Since the city is also known as the home of the ceramic industry in England, even commonly known as the Potteries. may seem confusing, but no longer a distinctive local dialect, which is sometimes a headache for theBritish.

Located about an hour from Manchester, Liverpool and Nottingham, and two hours by train from London, Stoke-on-Trent was formerly an industrial area, but is now a center primarily for services.

Without doubt, the first club in Stoke-on-Trent and pottery. Mundane welcomed the city collection of ceramics is jealously guarded in the Potteries Museum and Art Gallery. But it is the Wedgwood Visitor Center in the area of Staffordshire, as well, which not onlylocal, but Britain luxurious ceramics company, is a careful look at ceramics to make. Go anywhere in Staffordshire the opportunity to develop a company or a ceramic-ceramic shop to visit, are more than safe.

The past of this city is not only ceramics, for sure. Etruria Industrial Museum and the Elizabethan Ford Green Hall to explain some of Stoke-on-Trent and the history of the region. Park Alton Towers Theme Park, one of the most popular attractions in the United Kingdom is only 10 miles away. Trentham GardensTrentham Monkey Forest in the vicinity. Water World swimming complex in the vicinity too.

Modern hotel with a local touch, guest houses, cottages, houses and campsites - everything is available here. The famous tea shops and cafes are in almost every corner, restaurants and taverns offer a mix of traditional and international cuisine. Once in the pottery, the most important thing is to keep the feast of the famous Staffordshire oatcakes, served hot, but with differentfavorite stuffed with cheese and bacon!