West Country

The West Country refers to a region in the southwest of England, primarily encompassing Cornwall, Devon, Somerset, and Dorset. Known for its stunning landscapes, coastal scenery, and rich cultural heritage, it features picturesque villages, historic sites, and a unique dialect. Popular attractions include the beaches of Cornwall, the moors of Devon, and the Roman baths in Bath. The region is also famous for its agricultural products, such as cider and clotted cream, as well as traditional festivals and maritime history. The West Country plays a significant role in England's tourism and cultural identity.