There once was a country made up of great islands
with peat bogs and moors, great rivers and highlands.
Its people built castles and churches with spires
and started a powerful, global empire.
Meanwhile, the hills, filled with white sheep and crofters,
inspired great artists, bold monarchs, and authors.
Today, on a belly of bangers and mash,
the British continue their long, storied past
with Wimbledon, cricket, golf tourneys, and football,
festivals, dubstep, and cold pints on pub crawls.
It’s time to discover and leave what you know—
boot up in your wellies, grab your pack, and let’s go!
Entrance Requirements Passport . Required of all foreign nationals, although they may not be checked for citizens of the EU. Visa . Not required for short-term travel for citizens of Australia ...more
Britain’s popularity as a tourist destination makes it wise to plan around high season (June-Aug.). Spring or autumn (Apr.-May and Sept.-Oct.) are appealing alternatives, offering pleasant weather ...more
Winds from the Atlantic mix with seas surrounding the island country to produce the dense fog and low clouds characteristic of Britain’s land- and cityscapes. Though notorious for a wet and climate ...more
With Manchester’s clubs only an hour from the Lake District peaks and Land’s End only 16hr. from John O’Groats by car, Britain provides countless opportunities within an amazingly ...more
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