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England is a melting pot of culture and tradition.

It’s the rush of city life.

England

It’s the calm of green meadows.

England

And it’s yours to explore.

England

England –

Find history at every turn

The thrilling kind. The kind that makes you gasp in amazement and keeps you coming back for more.

Find it in the Tower of London’s hallowed halls, in York’s timber-framed houses or in Kent’s moated castle. England’s rich history is infused within the very structures that make this country what it is.   

And then there’s the beauty.

From the rugged coastlines on the Isle of Wight and the idyllic seaside towns of Cornwall, it’s something you can’t get enough of. The England of old.

From fish and chips to tea and scones. England will leave you hungry for more.  

Navigate the landscapes that captivated Shakespeare. Traverse the countryside that stirred Blake. In England, nature inspires.

Excitement is just round the corner. It’s the buzz of London. The thrill of Liverpool. The legacy of Durham. Dive into the heart of English culture and experience it’s electric cities.

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Practical Information

This information can be useful when traveling to this beautiful country

Climate

Generally, England experiences mild winters (5.5 °C average January) and temperate summers (18°C July), although this can vary greatly from North to South! England is rather on the rainy side, so don’t forget your umbrella!

Public Transport

England’s cities are all easily accessible by bus or rail!

Internet

Cafes and hotels with wireless Internet can be found throughout England’s major towns and cities.

Money

The Pound Sterling is the official currency of the United Kingdom, which is divided into 100 pence. Euros are not accepted.

Shopping

Even outside England’s capital, there are plenty of opportunities for an unforgettable shopping experience! Bicester Village, located in pretty Oxfordshire countryside offers big discounts on big brands.

Medical Information

If you become ill while visiting England, you are eligible for free emergency treatment in the Accident and Emergency departments found at NHS hospitals across the country.

Activities

Stonehenge

As iconic as it is mysterious, Stonehenge holds over 4500 years of English history. Take a trip back in time and explore this ancient engineering masterpiece.

Clovelly

This charming Elizabethan village transports visitors back to times gone by with its gleaming white cottages and ancient fishing harbour. Expect a warm atmosphere and welcoming locals.

Windsor Castle

Home to the Queen, Windsor Castle is immersed in history. Marvel at the grandeur of the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world.

The Eden Project

With over 5,000 varieties of plant in 30 acres of gardens, Eden is bursting with colour and excitement. Explore three separate climatic zones in this botanical wonder.

Osborne House

The former summer home of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert is characterised by its magnificent Italian design and spectacular gardens. Let your curiosity run wild in this royal fairy-tale.

St. Michael’s Mount

Admire the spectacular scenery and uncover the rich legacy of St. Michael's Mount. With its castle and buildings dating back to the 12th century, this unique tidal island is a natural beauty.

York Minster Cathedral

From its remarkable stained glass windows to its imposing towers, North England’s centre of Christianity is an architectural gem.

Did you Know?

This information can be useful when traveling to England

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  • The humble pub has been central to England’s communities for hundreds of years. There are approximately 60,000 pubs in the UK, with many dating back centuries.
  • It’s no secret that the English love their tea. It’s estimated that a colossal 165 million cups are consumed daily!
  • Football is the national sport of England, with the likes of Manchester United, Chelsea and Arsenal all competing in the top division: The Premier League. It’s Liverpool who take the top spot as the most successful team though, with 6 Champions League titles to their name!
  • England is home to some of the world’s most spectacular universities, most notably Oxford and Cambridge. Both universities have been around for hundreds of years and are open to members of the public.
  • After Julius Caesar invaded in 55 and 54 BC, the Romans occupied England for almost 400 years! Evidence of their rule can still be seen today, such as at the Vindolanda ruins or the Roman Baths.
  • There have been 61 monarchs spread over a period of approximately 1200 years! The current monarch, Queen Elizabeth II, is the longest reigning monarch ever in Britain.