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England Travel Guide

Continent: Europe
Region: United Kingdoms , Northern Europe , Western Europe
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6 Days / 5 Nights

Amazing 5 Day London Tour

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7 Days / 6 Nights

A Beautiful 6 Day Getaway to London & Paris

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5 Days / 4 Nights

Fantastic 4 Days Tour of London including Ston...

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11 Days / 10 Nights

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London(1N) → Paris(2N) → Switzerland(3N) → Innsbruck(1N) → Venice(1N) → Tuscany(2N)

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England Travel Essentials

Ideal Duration: 5-7 days for exploring London and nearby areas; 10-14 days for a broader exploration including cities like Oxford, Cambridge, and the Lake District

Currency: Pound Sterling (GBP)

Best Time: May to September (Warmer months) Read More

Accommodation Cost (per night in USD):
Dorm bed: $20-40
Budget: $60-100
Mid-range: $120-200
Luxury: $250 and above

Budget for Food & Drinks (per day in USD):
Budget: $15-30
Mid-range: $40-70

Visa Policy for Indians:
UK visa required

Visa Policy for Other Nationals:
UK visa required for many countries

Getting In England:
London Heathrow Airport (LHR), London Gatwick Airport (LGW) Read More

Getting Around England: London Underground, trains, buses, taxis, rental cars Read More

"Amalgamation of royalty and culture"

England Tourism

England, the largest and most populous country in the United Kingdom, is a nation steeped in history, tradition, and global influence. Located in northwestern Europe, it is known for its centuries-old monarchy, beautifully historic cities, and rolling green countryside. The English countryside is one of the most peaceful places in the country. The most famous historical sites include the old castles in the countryside, Roman sites, and the royal palaces. 

From prehistoric sites like Stonehenge to medieval castles and grand stately homes, England’s past is visible in every corner. Birthplace for many legendary figures such as William Shakespeare, Charles Darwin, and Isaac Newton, the country has played a pivotal role in shaping modern democracy, science, and the arts. England is also a leader in cultural and sporting heritage, being the birthplace of football and home to globally renowned institutions like the British Museum and Wimbledon.

Beyond its popular cities like London and Liverpool, England is a country of diverse landscapes. The Lake District, with its tranquil lakes and rugged fells, has inspired poets for generations, while the white cliffs of Dover stand as a symbol of resilience. The Cotswolds, with its honey-colored cottages, offers a quintessential English countryside experience, and Cornwall's dramatic coastline is a paradise for surfers and hikers alike.

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Tourist Places to Visit In England

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London

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Manchester

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Liverpool

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4.3

Bath
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York

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Birmingham
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Must Know Before You Travel to England

Weather is Unpredictable Year Round: England has frequent rain, even in summer. Always carry a waterproof jacket or umbrella and dress in layers.
Pubs Close Earlier Than Expected: Many traditional pubs close by 11 PM, especially outside big cities. Check timings in advance.
Trains Are Expensive Without Advance Booking: Train tickets are cheaper when booked in advance. Use the National Rail website or Trainline app to compare prices and get railcards for discounts.
Bank Holidays Affect Transport & Closures: On public holidays, many shops and attractions have reduced hours, and trains run a limited service. Check schedules in advance.
Sunday Trading Hours Are Shorter: Many shops open later and close early on Sundays, usually between 10 AM - 4 PM.
Plug Type & Voltage: England uses Type G plugs (3 rectangular pins, 230V). Bring an adapter if needed.

Best time to visit England

The best time to visit England is from May to September, when temperatures are warmer, ranging around 12-21°C, daylight hours are long, and outdoor activities are at their best. However, rain is possible year-round, so always pack a light rain jacket. May & June see the least amount of rain... (Read More)

Holidify's opinion on Travel to England

What's Great about Travelling to England?

Heritage. Culturally rich. Good People. Amazing food. Proper transport system.

What's Not So Great about Travelling to England?

Too expensive. Rainfall at any hour.

Who should Travel to England?

Couples, heritage lovers, family, adventure lovers, sports lovers

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Nightlife in England

England has one of the most happening nightlife's in the entire world. From traditional pubs to nightclubs, it has everything to offer. English are famous for their pubs with cheap beer. The main types of beer one must try in England are lager, bitter and stout. London leads the scene with buzzing bars in Soho, rooftop lounges in Shoreditch, and legendary clubs like Fabric and Ministry of Sound. Manchester is famous for its vibrant Northern Quarter, live music in venues like Albert Hall, and the iconic Warehouse Project. Liverpool, the birthplace of The Beatles, has a lively bar scene in Mathew Street and bold club nights in Concert Square. Birmingham’s Broad Street and Digbeth districts are nightlife hotspots, while Newcastle is known for its energetic party scene in Bigg Market and the Quayside. 

Shopping in England

Shopping in England offers everything from high-street fashion to unique local finds. London is a shopper’s paradise, with Oxford Street for major brands, Bond Street for luxury, and Camden Market for eclectic treasures. Manchester’s Trafford Centre and Northern Quarter offer designer labels and independent boutiques. Birmingham’s Bullring is a top retail destination, while Liverpool ONE combines high-end and high-street shopping. Cambridge and Oxford have charming bookshops and university souvenirs. Popular buys include British tea, Burberry fashion, antique collectibles, Cadbury chocolates, and handcrafted woolen goods from the countryside.

Festivals of England

England, being a Christian country, celebrates Christmas with grandeur. The entire month of December is full of lights and decorations all over the place. The other major festivals worth visiting are the Glastonbury Festival in South West England, Notting Hill Carnival, Cheese Rolling in Gloucestershire and the Chelsea Flower Show. Sports fans can also visit the place during the famous soccer cups.

Tips for visiting England

The Oyster Card or a contactless debit/credit card is the cheapest way to travel on London’s Tube, buses, and trains. Paper tickets are expensive. Tap water in England is safe to drink, and most restaurants will provide it for free if requested. Popular restaurants, especially in London, require advance booking. Walk-ins may not be possible at peak hours. Many restaurants already include a 10-15% service charge in the bill. Tipping extra isn’t necessary unless you want to. Most places prefer card/contactless payments, but small market stalls and some pubs may still take cash. Black cabs are expensive. Use the Tube, buses, or ride-sharing apps like Uber for a budget-friendly option. Top attractions like The British Museum, National Gallery, and Natural History Museum are free to enter, but donations are encouraged. Queueing (standing in line) is taken seriously. Skipping a queue is considered rude. Always wait your turn. Book tickets for the London Eye, Tower of London, Warner Bros. Harry Potter Studio Tour, and other attractions well in advance to avoid disappointment.

Food of England

English cuisine and its specialities are famous all over the world, the most popular ones being the Beef Wellington, Steak and Kidney Pie and obviously, sandwich. Though English cuisine has been influenced by other countries like India and Italy, it still has a few authentic dishes like Fish and Chips, Roast dinner, Yorkshire Pudding, Cornish Pasty, Lancashire Hotpot and Ploughman's lunch. One must not miss the full English breakfast consisting of fried eggs, fried bacon, fried sausages, fried black pudding, fried bread, mushrooms, baked beans in tomato, scrambled eggs and toast and butter, accompanied by tea or coffee. Read more about food in England here.

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FAQs on England

How to reach England from India?

All the metropolitan cities in India are connected to major cities in Europe, especially London. The major airlines operating here are Emirates, Etihad, British Airways, Qatar Airways and Air India.

How many days do you need to explore England?

A 7 to 10-day trip is ideal for experiencing England’s highlights, including London, Oxford, Bath, the Cotswolds, and Lake District. If you’re focusing mainly on London, 4-5 days are enough to cover major attractions. For a more relaxed and in-depth trip, two weeks would allow you to explore historic sites, countryside villages, and coastal towns like Cornwall or Brighton.

What is the best way to travel around England?

The train network (National Rail) is the fastest and most convenient way to travel between major cities like London, Manchester, and York. Coaches (National Express, Megabus) are cheaper but slower. Renting a car is great for exploring rural areas like the Cotswolds, Lake District, or Cornwall, while cities have well-connected buses and underground metro systems.

Which is the rainiest month in the UK?

The rainiest months in the UK are typically October to January, with November being one of the wettest. However, rain can occur at any time of the year, so carrying an umbrella or raincoat is always a good idea.

What is the most expensive month to visit the UK?

July and August are the most expensive months due to peak tourist season, summer holidays, and major events like Wimbledon and music festivals. December can also be pricey due to Christmas markets and holiday travel. For lower prices, visiting in the shoulder seasons (March-May, September-November) is recommended.

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