Tourist Guide North West England
North West England spreads over an area of 14,165 sq km and has a population of more than 6 million.
North West England is one of the nine regions of England. It is bounded by the Scotland Border in the north, the Welsh Mountains and the West Midlands in the south, the Irish Sea in the west and the Pennines mountain ranges in the east. The northern part of the region is mostly rural, while urban cities dominate the south. The highest point is Cumbria’s Scafell Pike, which is England’s highest peak at nearly 1,000 m.
The Northwest is a said to be a hotbed of culture. The inspiring heritage, the enriching museums, the thought-provoking art and the traditional architecture leave guests impressed. The magic of English literature can be felt at Cumberland which is the birthplace of the legendary William Wordsworth and a site of inspiration for artists all over the world.
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