East Midlands

East Midlands is a picturesque region in the east of England. Its administrative center, Melton Mowbray, is a charming old town and home to the cold pork pie of the same name. The British believe that the heart of their country is a triangle formed on the map by the cities of Nottingham, Leicester, and Derby.

The whole world knows about the first one owing to the legends about Robin Hood. There is even a museum dedicated to this hero — in terms of popularity, it is in no way inferior to Nottingham Castle and the famous Sherwood Forest. Old Leicester is proud of the castle of the 10th century, the symbol of the city — the Clock Tower and St. Martin Church, where the remains of Richard III have been buried since 2015.