United Kingdom Tours

We all have heard of London which is the most popular city in England; known for the Royal Family and the governmental institution; the Parliament. London is full of famous sights such as Big Ben the clock, Westminster Abby, the Tower of London, Buckingham Palace, the London Eye Faris wheel and Trafalgar Square just to name a few.

Museum buffs will adore London for its wealth of amazing museums such as the National Gallery, the National Portrait Gallery, the British Museum, Victoria & Albert Museum, the National Army Museum, and the Tate Gallery.

Art and culture abound in London with its theatre district known as the West End or more by locals as Theaterland. This is a large area that encompasses Trafalgar Square in the South over to Piccadilly Circus in the west and spans to easts Covent Garden to Tottenham Court Road which is in the North. Shaftesbury Avenue will contain the most major and independent theaters; all surrounded by dinner and dining options for before or after the show.

England is not just all about London, the country offers you the opportunity to visit some of the most beautiful countryside settings in all of Europe. Peppered with small towns, castles and places of history such as Stonehenge and the town of Bath which dates back to 75 B.C.

Encompassing 6 counties in an area of south-central England is an area known as The Cotswolds. Rolling hills covered grasslands, villages dating back to the medieval times with thatched roofs and mansions made of yellow limestone make this a must-see destination when planning your trip to England.

Traveling across England you can experience the birthplace of William Shakespeare; Stratford-Upon-Avon or other interesting cites such as Cambridge, York, Manchester and Oxford which is the home to a world-famous college.

Liverpool is where John Lennon lived and the birthplace of the Beatles. The Royal Pavilion in Brighton is a must for history lovers and the Museum of Science and Industry in Manchester makes for a wonderful visit.

When you are planning your trip to England you must consider the weather and the best time to travel. England is known for its rainy and gloomy days, so the best time to travel to England is the middle of the summer, between early June and late August. England is known to have nice temperatures all year long so no matter when you plan your trip to England you are sure to enjoy it.

The experts at Travel4Real know England and its history, sites and culture and will guide you in the right direction when planning your English holiday.