There are many beautiful cities in Britain, so which cities are popular with British immigrants?

A popular city for British immigrants.

Edinburgh. Edinburgh is called the windy city because it is often windy in mountainous areas. Drifting in the North Atlantic brought a mild maritime climate to Edinburgh. The rain moistened the city and became an ancient cultural capital, and the wind spread the central civilization of the Scottish Enlightenment. As one of the financial centers in Europe, Edinburgh not only has a deep economic foundation, but also has a large number of professionals. Compared with other 1 1 big cities in Britain, Edinburgh scored high on several key factors. Except London, the average wage in the Scottish capital is higher than that in other parts of Britain.

Manchester. Perhaps for many people in the world, the first impression of the word Manchester is football or university. But from the British point of view, Manchester has not only football and universities, but also an internationally renowned musical atmosphere, diverse cultural composition and a long and tortuous history. It is also the most popular life and work outside London, a complex dynamic polyhedron.

Liverpool. Liverpool, located in Merseyside, northwest England, may be more familiar with the Beatles, the Titanic cruise ship and two football clubs in Liverpool. However, Liverpool was once one of Britain's economic circles. The total wealth of Liverpool even exceeds that of London. Although Liverpool is in a downturn in the process of transformation, Britain is now vigorously implementing the Northern Power Plan.

Bristol. Located in the southwest of England, the historic Bristol is the cultural center of drama and art, with amazing architecture, beautiful harbor, rolling hills and idyllic scenery. Because of its rapid economic and population growth, it is listed as the top five economic growth centers in Britain, second only to Manchester City. Ranked fourth among the strong and sustainable cities in the UK. London-Bristol is one of the regions with the best economic performance in Britain.

Sheffield. Sheffield, located in central England and South Yorkshire, is the fourth largest city in England. The University of Sheffield and sheffield hallam university are located in international centers of excellence in teaching and research. Sheffield also has the following honorary titles: "The relationship between local residents and students is the most harmonious", the university town synonymous with steel industry, the first sports capital in British history, the birthplace of the oldest football club in the world, and now it is awarded the national sports industry city by Britain.

Belfast. Belfast is the capital and seaport of Northern Ireland. It has a solid industrial base and a long history of shipbuilding, and the sunken Titanic was built here. Belfast to London is one of the busiest air routes in Europe, with about 16 round-trip flights every day. Besides, buses, trains and ferries are also a convenient and economical mode of transportation, which can lead to towns in Britain, Ireland and China. Belfast's natural scenic spot Giant's Road attracts a large number of tourists.