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England

From London bustling streets to the rolling hills of the Cotswolds, through the university spires of Oxford and Cambridge, England weaves history into every landscape.

Why England?

Why England? The land of Shakespeare, the Beatles and afternoon tea weaves history into every landscape from London to the Cotswolds.

Big Ben and the Palace of Westminster in London

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Weather & climate

When to visit England

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July

In july, the climate in England is undefined. The weather is generally undefined, with maximum temperatures around 23°C and about 7 rainy days. Tourist crowds are high.

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What to see in England?

London is obviously unmissable, with its free museums (British Museum, Tate Modern, National Gallery), its markets (Borough, Camden, Portobello), its royal parks and its neighbourhoods, each with such distinct atmospheres. Beyond the capital, the Cotswolds offer fairy-tale villages, Bath impresses with its Roman baths and Georgian architecture, and the Lake District is a paradise for hikers.

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