England

England offers travel adventure with a touch of familiarity From iconic sites like Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, Tower of London, Stonehenge, and Westminster Abbey to classic English foods like tea, scones, fish and chips, and British roast beef, this country […]

England offers travel adventure with a touch of familiarity

From iconic sites like Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, Tower of London, Stonehenge, and Westminster Abbey to classic English foods like tea, scones, fish and chips, and British roast beef, this country should be high on your bucket list.

Experience London your way

England’s (and the UK’s) capital, London, dwarfs all other British cities with approximately 14 million people in the metro area. There’s much to see and do – whether that’s walking across Tower Bridge, exploring art galleries, learning more about Victoria and Albert’s collecting instincts at the Victoria and Albert Museum, enjoying a vinyl-and-vintage shopping expedition in one of London’s markets, catching a play or musical in West End, or letting your inner science or history nerd out at the British Museum.

Explore the lakes, mountains, and byways of the north of England

Sleep in the same bed as the Queen Mother did in a luxe castle while learning more about everyday Anglo-Saxon lives at Jarrow Hall, touring the (George) Washington ancestral home, and experiencing Victorian England at Beamish Living Museum in Yorkshire and Northumbria in northeast England.

Embrace your inner wizard strolling the lanes in York – while learning more about this beautifully preserved walled city, from the medieval Merchant Adventurers Hall to Jorvik Viking Center. At the end of the day, sleep in a haunted hostelry, or a luxe 5-star hotel in a historic train company’s former headquarters.

Discover the lakes, villages, and attractions of the Lake District, including Beatrix Potter’s Hilltop, Wordsworth’s home, and other literary destinations. Or get closer to nature by embracing the excellent hillwalking, boating, and camping opportunities.

Tour quaint villages and historic sites in England’s south

Enjoy the honeyed lanes of Cotswolds villages and towns, visiting filming locations for some of your favorite English films and television shows, like Poldark and Harry Potter, as well as literary inspiration for a vast array of authors, from Jane Austen to JRR Tolkien. Stay in a thatched roof cottage while exploring The Cotswolds — or even further south in Cornwall, learning about the area’s smuggling past, touring the lush gardens, or enjoying the vast beaches.

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