Discover England: London, Manchester and Liverpool

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Exploring London
Big Ben, Tower Bridge, Buckingham Palace and the world's uniquely free-to-enter national museums — London offers more per hour than any other metropolis.
Edinburgh & Scotland
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Majestic Edinburgh Castle towers over the Royal Mile, and the Scottish Highlands impress with lochs, glens and a wilderness like no other.
Oxford & Cambridge
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The world's oldest English-speaking universities invite you to city tours through Gothic colleges, punting trips and a unique academic atmosphere.
Theatre & Pop Culture
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West End theatres, Abbey Road, Platform 9¾ — England is home to Shakespeare, The Beatles, Harry Potter and a pop culture that shapes the world.
🏙️ Cities

Cities in England

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Birmingham
The Bullring shopping district, the Cadbury World chocolate experience and more canals than Venice.
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Bristol
The Clifton Suspension Bridge, Banksy's street art and the historic Harbourside with the SS Great Britain.
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Cambridge
The Gothic King's College Chapel, traditional punting on the River Cam and the picturesque Backs.
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Liverpool
Follow in the footsteps of The Beatles, the UNESCO-listed Royal Albert Dock and two striking cathedrals.
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Manchester
Old Trafford and Etihad Stadium, the creative Northern Quarter and the city's legendary music scene.
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Oxford
Venerable Christ Church College, the historic Bodleian Library and the City of Dreaming Spires.
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❓ FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions about England

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Do I need a passport for England?
Yes. Since Brexit, Swiss nationals and EU citizens need a valid passport. An ID card alone is no longer sufficient to enter the United Kingdom.
How do I get to London cheaply?
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Flights from Zurich to London Gatwick or Stansted are available from about 60–120 CHF. EasyJet and Swiss fly several times daily — booking early pays off significantly.
Which travel card for London?
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Contactless payment or an Oyster Card are cheaper than single tickets — a daily price cap automatically applies to all underground journeys.
Is England very expensive?
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London is expensive: meals from £15, central hotels from £120. However, the national museums are free — British Museum, National Gallery and the V&A.