England Travel Guides

Welcome to our England Travel Guides!

It may be small, but England packs a heck of a lot in! From its bustling capital city and quaint fairytale villages to vast mountainscapes and crumbling ruins. Everywhere has its own story to tell.

With a rich history dating back thousands of years, the past is a constant presence. Picturesque castle ruins sit atop hillsides, magnificent stately homes are nestled amongst beautiful gardens, medieval cathedrals are found in modern cities and ancient buildings line wonky cobbled streets. 

England is packed full to the brim with stunning natural scenery. There are 15 national parks, 34 Areas of Outstanding National Beauty (AONB) and almost 2800 miles of coastline. If you’re an outdoor enthusiast you won’t know where to start. Get your hiking boots on and explore the endless hills in the Peak District, the gorgeous white cliffs in the South Downs, the shimmering lakes and dramatic mountains in the Lake District and the beautiful coastal paths in Cornwall.

It’s not all about outdoor adventures, however. England is home to many urban treasures. Eat your way around London’s ever-experimental culinary scene, admire the 14th-century overhanging timber-framed buildings of the Shambles in York, explore the record stores, vintage boutiques and art galleries of Brighton’s The Lanes and go on a street art tour in Bristol. Whatever experience you’re after, England won’t disappoint.

Currency: the pound. 1 USD is equivalent to 0.80 GBP

Capital: London

Best time to visit: Late March to Early October

Population: 67.8 million