England Travel Guide

England - the home of Shakespeare and the Beatles, fish and chips and The Rolling Stones, Big Ben, Stone Henge and football (soccer to you yanks). With a beautiful coastline, idyllic countryside, and of course many towns and cities rich in history and tradition England is a must see. London, the capital, is a multi cultural hub of vibrant activity, green space, and centuries of history.

Things to Do in England

Visiting London travelers will find endless things to see, do, eat, drink etc with such iconic buildings as Big Ben, The Tower of London and the London Eye, hundreds of music venues, theaters, impressive museums all free of charge (The British Museum, The Tate Modern, The National Portrait Gallery) plus of course Buckingham Palace and many many more. London is also a thriving city of different cultures, cuisines and music, shopping and unique festivals, plays, films, and art shows the list goes on.

There are many other great cities to visit like Bath, Oxford, and Cambridge, the Victorian seaside city of Brighton, music loving Manchester plus quaint and charming country villages. Not to mention wild and windswept coastlines, forests, mountains not to mention palaces, castles, churches and cathedrals, bridges and statues, for a small country there is a whole heap of history and culture packed in.

Surf in Cornwall among rugged cliffs and gorgeous sandy beaches, see wild ponies in the New forest, or admire the mysterious and legendary stone arrangements at Stone Henge, whatever you do, make sure you finish it all with a typical pint of ale in a warm and cozy country pub.

Best Time to Visit England

England is known for a mild but changeable climate, meaning even in summer it can always rain! Visit in summer for the best chance of long sunny days and warm evenings.