England

LGBTQ+ individuals in England benefit from a comprehensive set of equal rights and protections against discrimination, creating a welcoming and inclusive environment for same-sex couples travelling across the country. English society is progressively becoming more accepting and supportive of LGBTQ+ individuals, a change that is mirrored in its legal framework. This progressive stance ensures that LGBTQ+ visitors can expect a respectful and open-minded experience while exploring England’s diverse cities and countryside.

Explore the Cotswolds

With its peaceful country charm and postcard-worthy scenery, the Cotswolds beckons visitors to unwind amidst its natural beauty. Meandering through honey-hued villages like Bibury, Bourton-on-the-Water, and Castle Combe reveals the region’s iconic stone buildings and lush greenery. Both nature enthusiasts and history buffs find much to discover, from the stately Blenheim Palace to the ancient Roman Baths. Whether appreciating the rural idylls or storied landmarks, the Cotswolds entices with quintessential English countryside.

Wander the streets of Bath

Nestled in England’s southwest, Bath captivates visitors with its harmonious blend of exquisite Georgian architecture and historic Roman remains. The ancient Roman Baths offer an immersive glimpse into public bathing’s ancient past through well-preserved ruins and interactive exhibits. Strolling Bath’s streets unveils stunning buildings like the Royal Crescent and the Circus, exemplars of the city’s architectural beauty. For those who relish history and classic architecture, Bath is an essential English sojourn.

Go sightseeing in London

Boasting both iconic landmarks and cosmopolitan energy, London enthralls as a premier British destination. Postcard views of sights like Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, and the London Eye capture the city’s essence. Yet experiencing London’s rich culture and history requires more than snapshots – it deserves full immersion through guided tours revealing the city’s spirit. With endless attractions and vibrant ambience, London promises an unforgettable visit for travellers from across the globe.

• January

  1°C - 7°C

  January is often the coldest month in England. Expect chilly temperatures, frost, and possibly snow, especially in the north and inland areas. Rain is also common, and days are short with limited sunlight.

• February

  1°C - 8°C

  Similar to January, February remains cold with the chance of snow and frost. The days begin to lengthen slightly, but rain and cloudy skies are still prevalent.

• March

  3°C - 11°C

  Marking the beginning of spring, March sees a gradual increase in temperatures. Weather remains unpredictable with a mix of sunny spells, rain showers, and lingering cold snaps.

• April

  6°C - 14°C

  April experiences milder temperatures and longer days. "April showers" are typical, bringing sporadic rain, but there are also periods of pleasant sunshine.

• May

  8°C - 17°C

  May often enjoys warmer temperatures and more consistent sunshine, signaling the approach of summer. However, rain showers and cooler evenings are still common.

• June

  13°C - 25°C

  The start of summer brings longer days and warmer weather. June can have periods of hot weather, especially in southern England, interspersed with cooler, rainy days.

• July

  15°C - 30°C

  July is often the hottest month in England, with temperatures regularly climbing into the high 20s or even reaching the low 30s during heatwaves, particularly in the south and in urban areas like London.

• August

  15°C - 28°C

  August continues the trend of warm summer weather. High temperatures are common, though the month can also bring occasional rain and thunderstorms, especially later in the month.

• September

  11°C - 19°C

  September marks the beginning of autumn. The weather is generally mild with a mix of warm, sunny days and cooler, rainier periods as the month progresses.

• October

  8°C - 15°C

  Temperatures start to cool significantly in October. Rain and wind become more common, and the leaves start changing colours, creating picturesque landscapes.

• November

  4°C - 10°C

  November is often cold and damp, with an increased chance of frost, especially in the mornings. Days are shorter, and rain is frequent.

• December

  2°C - 7°C

  December sees the return of winter conditions. It's cold, with frosty mornings and short days. Snow is possible, particularly in northern and central regions, but rain and overcast skies are more common.

England is a sought-after destination, easily accessible by air. Major airlines like British Airways and Virgin Atlantic offer flights to England’s key airports, including London Heathrow and Manchester. Booking flights in advance is advisable for a smooth journey.

Travelling within England by train is efficient, with a vast network connecting cities and scenic routes. Advance booking for trains, via companies like Virgin Trains and Great Western Railway, is recommended for the best deals.

Driving in England involves driving on the left side of the road. A valid license or International Driving Permit is required, with adherence to speed limits in miles per hour and strict DUI laws. Familiarity with UK driving rules is essential for a safe experience.