Where should I go in the United Kingdom to experience the indigenous culture? Does it still exist? Welsh, Cornish, Scots etc. would I have to visit smaller cities to interact with English people? I like to slow travel just wander around to parks or museums or libraries and chat with the locals. Is that even possible , I have about 8 weeks off between obligations and want to get a feel for what the UK is like before it's too late
in general the periphery of the country has less immigrants.
in general every medium/small city will have an area of economic depression, but many medium or small cities someone had a reason to do tourism to have some comfy areas too. the economic depression parts are present regardless of immigration demographics - every town has a "high street" but they cannot sustain businesses beyond mcdonalds, pound shop, pharmacy, charity shops.
every town will have a little crew of drug addicts that camp out at one of the closed down high street storefronts and enjoy their social life
>>2798027>2011 censusUtterly irrelevant to 2025. They let the hordes in within the last 10 years and especially within the last 5.
Why do you care to see the UK? The country sucks and the people aren't worth interacting with.
