Travels in England during the reign of Queen Elizabeth; with Fragmenta regalia or, Observations on Queen Elizabeth, her times and favourites

"Travels in England during the reign of Queen Elizabeth; with Fragmenta regalia" by Paul Hentzner is thought to be a historical document composed in the 1600s, sharing the journey of a German lawyer as he explores England during Queen Elizabeth's rule. The story begins with the protagonist's arrival in Rye and quick trip to London, where the author vividly illustrates the cities, buildings, and lively atmosphere of London, along with its deep history and beauty, including the important River Thames and the famous Tower of London. Further, Hentzner considers the designs of buildings and important people in London’s churches, drawing a picture of England's political and social scene during this time. The writing creates a detailed tour through England in the late 1500s, brimming with true stories and lively portrayals.