Britain Travel
Find Your Great Britain
Britain bursts with experiences as endless as its infinite coastlines. Cool cities, or inspiring countryside. Cultural icons and hidden gems. Tasty curries and traditional pub fare. Railway adventures leading you to unexpected delights. The proverbial hop across the pond is always a good idea. Where will travel to Britain take you?
When to go to Britain
Our favourite time to visit the UK is the spring. In April to June, famous English country gardens are in bloom, many Scottish guided tours begin, prices are lower and crowds fewer than the high tourist season.
Weather in Britain is at its finest during July and August. This also means peak tourist season, with higher hotel prices and denser crowds. Winter is the low season, with a spike in mid-December to early January due to Christmas and New Year. The winter season, while never too cold or snowy for Canadians, is full of light and cheer with a collection of holiday festivals and markets to experience throughout Britain.
Where to go in Britain
Millions of visitors a year can’t be wrong. Britain is many destinations all in one beautiful, historic, enthralling and delicious package. Efficient air and rail transport and comparatively small size make Great Britain travel easy. Why not check out a few cities in one trip?
Iconic architecture, charming country and coastal towns, cool cities, exciting nightlife, important museums, outstanding galleries and incredible hotels. (We’re almost out of breath just saying that!) Now, get ready for Britain to take your breath away, whether it’s you first visit or tenth.
Thanks to its incredibly extensive railway system, Great Britain travel is easy. With over 2,500 train stations across Britain, you can explore cities and admire countryside across England, Scotland and Wales in the comfort and convenience of a train. Why not check out a few cities in one trip?
London Plus
Foreign travel to London accounts for the most tourism in Europe. London sets the world-class city benchmark. The sprawling London Underground transport system efficiently takes you where you wish to go, day or night. Go beyond the famous landmarks – the more you dig for unexpected surprises, the more London rewards you.
Manchester & Surroundings
This fun and friendly city in the English north has some of the best rail links in the country. Satisfy your thirst for history with a city walking tour-- or your thirst in general, at one of Manchester’s famous breweries or pubs. Immerse yourself in Manchester United footy fandom, or immerse yourself in culture with day escapes to local and tourist favourites alike: Lake District, Yorkshire and York, Liverpool, and Chester -- all a quick train ride away.
Birmingham & Surroundings
Fly into Birmingham and get ready to enjoy one of Britain’s most multi-cultural cities. Often overshadowed by Manchester and London, Birmingham is not to be overlooked! If you’re ready to go outside of the must-see museum and gallery checklist, whimsical Birmingham delivers the unexpected, with quirky museums and tours. Birmingham is your gateway to the beautiful Cotswolds, Stratford, and the Peak District.
Edinburgh
Edinburgh, the capital city of Scotland, showcases a wealth of British history with a distinct regal flair. Stroll the Royal Mile from Edinburgh Castle to Holyrood Palace, or explore the booming craft gin industry of Scotland where 70% of the UK's gin is made.
Glasgow
Glasgow, situated on the historic River Clyde features stunning architecture, beautifully-curated galleries, vibrant nightlife and is the gateway to dramatic Scottish landscapes.Glasgow’s location lends itself to its culinary talent and ability to source all local seafood and produce, creating a cosmopolitan dining scene throughout the city.Videos
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