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England Coloring Pages
Royalty reigns supreme in our England-themed coloring pages section, where you can color in scenes of grandeur from towering castles to elegant crowns, bringing the splendid world of kings, queens, Sherlock and Shakespeare right to your fingertips!
Maps of England:
map of England as part of Europe
map of England as part of Britain
blank map of England
learn to print
map of England
learn script print
map of England
learn cursive writing
map of England
Flag of England (white and red):
Flag of Great Britain (blue, red and white):
England coloring pages:
Bobby
Double decker bus
King Charles
King Charles
King Charles
Major
Palace Guard
Prince Charles
coloring page
Queen Elizabeth II
Queen Victoria, who reigned from 1837 to 1901, presided over a transformative period in British history known as the Victorian Era. Her 63-year reign was marked by industrial progress, imperial expansion, and social reform. She became a symbol of national pride and stability during a time of significant change, fostering the modernization of Britain and leaving a lasting legacy as one of the country's longest-reigning monarchs.
Queen Victoria coloring page Robin Hood, the legendary outlaw of English folklore, is famous for his daring exploits in Sherwood Forest and his unwavering commitment to justice. Known for "robbing from the rich to give to the poor," Robin Hood's tales reflect themes of heroism, rebellion, and social justice. With his band of Merry Men and his faithful companion Maid Marian, he has become a symbol of fairness, captivating audiences with his adventures through the ages.
Robin Hood coloring pages
Saint George (c. 275/281 - April 23, 303) - Saint George is the patron saint of England, celebrated for his legendary battle with a dragon. Though his exact historical origins are somewhat obscure, he is believed to have been a Roman soldier who was martyred for his Christian faith.
The most famous legend associated with him tells of how he rescued a princess by slaying a dragon, symbolizing the triumph of good over evil. The emblem of Saint George, a red cross on a white background, became a symbol of English nationalism and is featured on the English flag.
Saint George's Day, marked on April 23rd, is a day of national celebration in England, honoring his legacy of bravery and faith.
The Victorian Era in England, spanning from 1837 to 1901 under the reign of Queen Victoria, was a period of remarkable transformation and expansion. It was marked by the rise of the British Empire, rapid industrialization, and significant advancements in science, technology, and culture. The era witnessed the construction of impressive architectural marvels, like the Crystal Palace and Big Ben, while literature thrived with works from authors such as Charles Dickens and the Brontë sisters.
Socially, the Victorian Era was characterized by strict morals and etiquette, but it also brought forth progressive reforms in education, public health, and labor rights. The era also saw the stark contrast between the opulence of the upper classes and the hardship of the urban working class, famously captured in novels of the time. Overall, the Victorian Era shaped modern Britain, leaving a lasting legacy in architecture, literature, and societal reforms.
Icons of British Literature coloring pages:
Experience the enchanting world of British literature with these iconic authors. Discover and color the characters and stories that have captured imaginations for generations.
William Shakespeare, often hailed as the greatest playwright in the English language, left an indelible mark on literature and drama. Born in 1564, his body of work includes iconic plays like "Hamlet," "Macbeth," and "Romeo and Juliet." His profound understanding of human nature, masterful command of language, and the ability to weave intricate plots have made his plays timeless, resonating with audiences worldwide for over four centuries.
Sherlock Holmes, the iconic detective created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, is renowned for his brilliant deductive reasoning, keen observation, and forensic skills. First appearing in "A Study in Scarlet" in 1887, Holmes has become a literary legend, captivating readers with his sharp intellect and unique personality. Alongside his loyal companion, Dr. Watson, Holmes tackled London's most baffling mysteries from his residence at 221B Baker Street, leaving an indelible mark on the detective genre and pop culture.
Landmarks of England coloring pages:
Big Ben and Double Decker Bus
Discover the iconic Big Ben, a symbol of London's rich history and architectural splendor. Standing tall beside the River Thames, it chimes the hours for this legendary city.
Tower of London
The Tower of London, a historic fortress nestled on the River Thames, stands as a symbol of British heritage and history. Founded in 1066 by William the Conqueror, it has served variously as a royal palace, a prison, an armory, and a treasury throughout its tumultuous history. Notorious for its dark tales of intrigue, betrayal, and executions, the Tower has been home to the Crown Jewels and a royal menagerie. Today, its storied walls, Beefeater guards, and ravens offer visitors a glimpse into centuries of Britain's past, making it one of the country's most iconic landmarks.
The Ravens at the Tower of London: The ravens at the Tower of London are a group of captive ravens that reside at the Tower. Legend has it that if the ravens ever leave the Tower, the kingdom will fall. They are cared for by a designated "Ravenmaster."
Glastonbury Tor
Legend says that... it was home of the fairy folks and the King of the Fairies.
Legend says that... the hill is hollow and that it is the entrance to the underworld and Lord of the Underworld.
Legends says that... Glastonbury is the Isle of Avalon. King Arthur was taken by a sacred boat to Avalon, after being mortally wounded by Mordred. And it is in Avalon that Arthur awaits the day when Britain requires his services as the "once and future king".
Stonehenge
Stonehenge is angled such that on the equinoxes and the solstices, the sun rising over the horizon appears to be perfectly placed between gaps in the megaliths. Quite an amazing feat for the time it was built.
Legend says that... Stonehenge was made when dancing giants were transformed into stones.
Legend says that... Merlin the magician built stonehenge and that it was built by him as a monument over King Arthur's grave.
Legend says that... Druids used it as a temple of worship.