England offers a rich tapestry of experiences, from iconic landmarks to peaceful rural escapes. Explore London’s world-class museums, royal palaces, and vibrant neighbourhoods, then venture beyond the capital to discover rolling green hills, coastal cliffs, and centuries-old villages. Wander through the literary landscapes of the Lake District, tour medieval castles, or enjoy a cosy pub meal after a day of exploring. With its deep history, diverse culture, and timeless scenery, England is a destination that invites travellers to slow down, savour the moments, and uncover stories at every turn.

As of 2025 most countries now require an Electronic Travel Authorization in order to enter the United Kingdom (England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland).

You can check if you need an ETA or a regular visa by answering a few questions.

• All right? — a greeting and one that doesn’t require a response. Similar to "What's up?" or "How you doing?" in the US.
• Bin — garbage can
• Bird — slang for girl (American English: Chick)
• Bloke — slang for guy (American English: Dude)
• Brolly – umbrella
• Chips — thick fried potato sticks (American English: French fries)
• Daft — stupid
• Gander — look around
• Knackered – tired and exhausted
• Mate — good friend or acquaintance
• Miffed – mildly irritated or annoyed
• Pants — underwear
• Pissed — drunk
• Rubbish — trash or garbage
• Snog — kiss
• Trousers — long pants