The South East of England
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The counties in the south east of England are among the most populated and urbanised of the British Isles. However, despite the high population and large urban cities, especially in Berkshire, the majority of the south east of England is still largely agricultural and there are vast areas of woodland and downland, especially in Kent, East Sussex, West Sussex, Hampshire with many of these designated as Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). Surrey, Berkshire and Oxfordshire are more hilly areas with wooded hills.
The county town of Oxfordshire is home to the famous Oxford University. London is the main city in the region and a major tourist destination with many places of interest and Royal buildings but is treated as a separate region in its own right. However, there are many other popular towns and cities, especially in Surrey and Kent, in the south east of England.
Hampshire, Kent, East Sussex and West Sussex all have many famous coastal resorts and so much to do and see that one visit will not suffice.
The counties of the South East of England are Hampshire, West Sussex, East Sussex, Kent, Surrey, Berkshire, Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire.
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