England (United Kingdom) travel guide

Where history and modernity weave an enchanting tapestry.
England, a land where history and modernity blend seamlessly. From the lush landscapes of the Cotswolds to the charming cobblestone streets of London, every corner tells a tale. Immerse yourself in literature at Stratford-upon-Avon, or explore London's rich museum scene. For nature lovers, the serene lakes of the Lake District await. England is a destination that promises unforgettable memories.
Currency 💵
GBP, £
Flight time ⌛
≈1.00-2.00h
Time difference 🕒
-1h in winter / -1h in summer
Flight cost ✈️
Local prices 🏠

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Our Travel Designers' top picks in England (United Kingdom)
- The Tower of London, witness to royal history
- Stonehenge, iconic Neolithic mystery
- The Cotswolds, charming English villages
- The British Museum, global cultural treasures
- Kew Gardens, botanical oasis in London

Our best tips for planning your trip 🗺️
- Transport
The public transport system is excellent, especially in major cities like London. Trains are fast and connect different regions well. Buses and subways are very convenient for urban travel. Consider getting an Oyster card to travel around London. - Language
English is the official language. It’s a multicultural country, so you'll likely hear other languages, especially in big cities. Learning a few local phrases can be fun and appreciated by the locals. - Customs and Etiquette
Always respect the queue; it's an unwritten but important rule. Try afternoon tea to experience a deeply embedded tradition. - Currency
The local currency is the pound sterling (GBP). Credit cards are widely accepted, but it's always useful to have some cash for small markets or local shops. - Weather
The weather can be quite variable, with chances of rain at any time of the year. Bring an umbrella and layered clothing to adapt to changing weather conditions. - Places to Visit
Don't miss famous landmarks such as Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London, and the British Museum. For more rural experiences, the Cotswolds and the Lake District offer breathtaking landscapes. - Waterproof jacket and umbrella, as England is known for its rainy weather.
- Comfortable walking shoes for exploring London's charming streets or the picturesque trails of the Lake District.
- Type G power adapter for charging your devices.
- British Rail Pass for traveling across the country by train.
- Credit card and some pounds sterling for small expenses.
- Sunscreen, because the sun can be deceiving, even in England.
- Travel guidebook to ensure you don't miss the must-sees and hidden gems of the UK.
- Passport & Visa
The best time to visit England is generally from May to September when the weather is milder and the days are longer.
Delve into history in London with a visit to the Tower of London and the British Museum. Enjoy a romantic stroll in Kew Gardens or a boat ride on the Thames. For a nature escape, explore the Cotswolds with their picturesque villages and rolling hills. In Bath, discover the ancient Roman baths and the Georgian beauty of the city. Music and culture enthusiasts must visit Liverpool to dive into the world of the Beatles. For adventure, hike the rugged trails of Cornwall with its spectacular cliffs. Empower your curiosity and awaken your wonder as you journey through this beautiful country.
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