England: travel articles

As the saying goes, when a door closes, another one opens, and it's in this spirit that we should approach the start of September. With the end of the summer holidays, September in...

Brighton has come a long way since its emergence as a seaside resort in the mid-nineteenth century. On the south coast, it is **Britain's leading seaside resort, attracting tourists...

With England, everything often begins and ends in London, as will be the case with our trip. However, our itinerary shifts a little from the capital to the rest of the country. **Get...

Before adding a 'tune' and conquering the whole world, B&B, Bed & Breakfast in its full version, was a quintessentially British tradition. For beginners in English, Bed &...

As summer goes, many Londoners might leave the city for their holidays. However, don't forget that sandy beaches aren't all you need to enjoy your summer. As London prepares to host...

It's summer at last, and the city is awakening to offer a wide range of events to suit everyone. One thing's for sure, you won't be bored between garden parties, sports parties, bargain...

As the UK prepares to celebrate Shakespeare's national day on 23 April, it's the perfect time to take a look at the Bard's influence in London, to honor in the best way the legendary...

Start planning the upcoming days as April has many things to offer in London. As the flowers start to bloom and the sun shines, you’ll see that London is more than anything coming...

England may not be historically renowned for its gastronomy, but the pancakes here are to die for! A trip to London wouldn't be complete without a taste of these thick delights. Maple...

The V&A has earned its reputation as one of the country’s finest museums, often putting on exciting exhibitions, and their latest one is no different. Tropical Modernism: Architecture...

Ever thought about going on your own personal adventure to Mordor? And while the sweeping lakes and mountains of New Zealand might be a little too far away for some, you might not...

Women in Revolt! Art and Activism in the UK 1970 - 1990, the Tate Britain’s currently most popular exhibition brushes over revolutionary feminist art between 1970 and 1990, a time...

As winter persists and a deep shade of grey engulfs the entire capital, this is the perfect time to find warmth inside some of London’s many wonderful galleries. That’s why we’ve compiled...

While most winter celebrations are now over, carnival season is starting in order to fight those ineluctable winter blues. So let’s keep the party going with beautiful outfits, amazing...

The fifth largest city in the UK, Liverpool is located in the North-west of England, and is particularly famous for being home of the Beatles. But there is more to this vibrant city...

The Jurassic Coast is wildly popular in the UK, not only does it offer wonderful views of the sea, it is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, making it one of the country's hottest destinations....

Few universities in the world attract as much reverence, scandal, and intrigue as the University of Cambridge, the former home of some fourteen British prime ministers, 194 Olympic...

We might not talk about Bristol as much as we talk about London in terms of tourism and local attractions, but when it comes to the South West of England, the city has become a real...

For more than three centuries, Britain was under complete Roman control. From the annexation of the territory by Claudius in 43 AD, until the end of Roman rule in Britain around 410...

It might not be the same as heading to Ibiza or Greek islands, but seaside towns in the UK have become more and more popular destinations, as they are less expensive and easier to...