England
England is a land of contrasts, where history and tradition blend seamlessly with modernity and innovation. From the vibrant energy of London to the rolling green hills of the countryside, England is a travel destination that promises to captivate and inspire visitors of all ages. Whether you’re exploring ancient castles, sampling delicious food, or enjoying a pint in a cozy pub, there’s never a dull moment when you’re in England. Unlock the secrets of a great trip with our England travel tips, pack your bags (and maybe an umbrella, just in case!), and get ready for an adventure you’ll never forget.
To help you navigate this sprawling capital like a local, I’ve put together the definitive London bucket list for first-time visitors.
They’re where London comes alive with holiday cheer, bringing together the best of food, entertainment, and seasonal festivities in unforgettable settings.
Experience the magic of Christmas in London with its enchanting holiday markets, iconic window displays, and festive atmosphere.
Experience London, England in winter with cozy pubs, crowd-free museums, and seasonal activities that will have you forger the weather.
Here’s a curated selection of films, novels and songs that place England at the centre of their stories.
Ever wondered if the saying is true—that the best things in life are free? In a city as vibrant and (let’s be honest) sometimes pricey as London, the answer might surprise you.
Idyllic English market towns, peaceful seashores or cities with a medieval heritage, it’s all possible – and all within two hours of London’s main train stations.
Whether you’re into music, football, gastronomy, or architecture, Manchester is full of surprises waiting around every corner.
Step into the underground and back in time for a drink at Gordon’s, London’s oldest wine bar.
With Air Transat, you can take advantage of Europe in winter through our convenient non-stop flights departing from Toronto.
If you can only fit a single afternoon tea during your trip to London, make it one of these.
The route from Chadlington to Charlbury is just an hour’s walk, but the memories will stay far longer. In the Cotswolds, every step tells a story—come find yours.
For an authentic taste of London, visit the city’s multiple gin distilleries. Your taste buds are sure to experience euphoria!
Explore the most significant locations for LGBTQ in London, UK, from barber shops to drag clubs and queer walking tours.
Here’s the ultimate guide to visiting London with teens, without the sighs or eye rolls—even if they don’t admit it at first, you’ll know they’re having the time of their lives.
Don’t let a downpour ruin your trip! The British capital is full of exciting things to do, no matter the weather.
Dive into the colorful and vibrant world of Brighton, a seaside resort town that’s a rainbow-striped beacon for the LGBTQ community.
London has an undeniable allure. Here’s a list of places to see the city from every angle.
Here are some options for cheap eats in London that will please both taste buds and those on a budget.
See how to visit Downton Abbey, aka Highclere Castle, where most of the series was filmed as a day trip from London.
A stroll through the city’s royal sites not only allows you to admire emblematic places, but also to see London in a different light: that of kings, queens and grandiose ceremonies.
There are hundreds of Harry Potter locations across Britain worthy of a visit, but here’s a selection of the most accessible and magical.
There are all sorts of options that in luxury hotels and cafes, but our favorite is the afternoon tea at The Barbican Conservatory.
These London markets are a great place to find food in London, along with clothes, antiques and more! Check out our favourite picks.
The Beatles are widely considered the greatest musical group of all times. Their birthplace, Liverpool, is ready to welcome fans who want to bask in their world.
Whether you’re here for adventure, relaxation, or a bit of both, Jersey welcomes you with open arms, breathtaking landscapes, and plenty of reasons to stay just a little longer.
Truefitt & Hill in Westminster holds the title of “Oldest Barbershop in the World” (according to the Guinness Book of World Records) and has a Royal Warrant of Appointment.
Each neighbourhood has its own distinct vibe and a selection of stores that will delight fashionistas and bargain hunters alike.
England was not always known for its gastronomy. Thankfully, this has been changing in the last few decades!
Emanuel, Transat’s Sales & Services Supervisor, takes you to spend a Sunday in London shopping, eating and soaking in the atmosphere at the Columbia Road Flower Market.