Explore the British Isles on a 24-Day Guided Tour of England, Scotland & Ireland
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Things to Do in England
From the Norse to the Romans to now, explore the evolution of England’s culture with visits to the Roman baths, the medieval Shambles of York, and cruise around Plymouth harbor. Tour Shakespeare’s birthplace in Stratford-Upon-Avon, Stonehenge, and other iconic English sites.
Visit the Roman Baths
Discover how these former Roman baths are supporting Bath’s school system today.
Visit the City of York
Learn about York’s Roman and Viking heritage long before its half-timbered houses were built.
Visit Shakespeare's Birthplace in Stratford-upon-Avon
See the Bard’s first home and explore this medieval market town’s Tudor history. Sip a dram of whisky during a visit to a distillery in the Scottish Highlands.
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What to Know Before You Travel to England
Currency: Great British Pound (GPB, £)
Time Zone: London GMT +0
Capital City: London
Language: English
Power Outlets: European 230V
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clear searchThe national dish of England is more like a medley of iconic favourites. Fish and chips, a crispy battered fish served with chunky fries, stands as a culinary emblem. As does the traditional Sunday dinner of roast beef, cooked to perfection, accompanied by a Yorkshire pudding. Shepherd's pie, a hearty blend of minced meat, vegetables, and mashed potatoes, epitomizes comfort food. While toad in the hole, sausages baked in a Yorkshire pudding batter, adds to the array of beloved British classics.
England's official currency is the British pound (£), sometimes referred to as the pound sterling. British banknotes are available in denominations of £5, £10, £20, and £50, while pound coins come in £1 and £2 options. You can easily exchange foreign currency for British pounds at banks, currency exchange bureaus, and ATMs throughout England. When you are travelling converting your home currency to pounds is a simple process, with exchange services widely accessible across the country.
In London, England's capital, marvel at Buckingham Palace and the British Museum, or take in the history of Westminster Abbey and iconic Big Ben. Venture to Cambridge and Oxford for prestigious universities and stunning architecture. Bath entices with its Roman baths and Georgian splendour. A day trip from London transports you to mystical Stonehenge - an unforgettable experience. We invite you to discover England at its finest; delight in its historic landmarks and picturesque landscapes with our 'Business Class' tours.
England summers are mild, expect highs of around 20 - 26°C. Winters can be cold but daytime temperatures rarely drop below zero (32 0F) and snow falls only on occasion particularly in the south. Spring and autumn bring moderate temperatures and can make an enjoyable time to visit. Rain in England should be expected at anytime so come prepared with an umbrella and waterproof jacket. Insight Vacations England 'Business Class' tours ensure you can make the most of every season.
The best time to visit England is in the warmest months, typically May to September. May offers pleasant weather with blooming flowers. September sees comfortable temperatures and smaller crowds, perfect for exploring. March brings the onset of spring, ideal for sightseeing. Overall, spring and summer are the best seasons to experience England's charm and attractions, such as William Shakespeare's birthplace in Stratford-Upon-Avon, or Stonehenge's monoliths on our Elegance of Great Britain 'Business Class' tour.
When considering a packing travel list for a trip to England, it's essential to be prepared for the country's unpredictable weather. Layered clothing is key, as temperatures can vary throughout the day, especially in spring and autumn. Bring a waterproof jacket, an umbrella and waterproof walking shoes - a must for exploring cities, the countryside and historic sites. For summer visits, pack light clothing but don't forget a light jacket for cooler evenings. In winter, include a warm coat, scarves and gloves. Regardless of the season, an adapter for UK plug sockets is important. Lastly, pack a day bag for carrying essentials while sightseeing.
Windsor Castle is the largest occupied castle in England, boasting a rich history dating back nearly a millennium. While Warwick Castle, Leeds Castle, Dover Castle, Alnwick Castle, Arundel Castle, Highclere Castle, and Bodiam Castle are all prominent landmarks, Windsor Castle's sprawling grounds and close Royal ties make it a must-visit.
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