England

England is the biggest country in the United Kingdon. It shares land borders with Wales to the west and Scotland to the north. The Irish Sea lies west of England and the Celtic Sea to the southwest. England is separated from continental Europe by the North Sea to the east and the English Channel to the south. England is a country of immense history waiting to be explored.  See England with help from Wyld Family Travel’s detailed England travel guides. 

  • Things to do in Liverpool with teenagers
    In the last decade, Liverpool and the Albert Docks area has had a multi-million dollar facelift, making a visit to Liverpool with teenagers an ideal destination for family travel. A family vacation in Liverpool, a city of 900,000 has many cultural, historical and engaging attractions for teenagers in Liverpool to enjoy. Being one of the … Read the full article here
  • Crossing the English Channel with DFDS ferry service.
    There are plenty of options for you when looking to travel from England to France or vice versa. There are ferries, air travel and the channel tunnel. But what is the best way to actually make that journey? We choose the DFDS ferry service DFDS is the leading ferry operator in English Channel Crossings. We … Read the full article here
  • Things to do in York with teenagers
    The beautiful city of York is one of the more prominent tourist towns in England and rightly so. It markets itself on its history as do many towns in the United Kingdom but this town knows it has some of the most well known historic events. You will see the White Rose of York appear … Read the full article here
  • Is the National Space Centre in Leicester worth a visit?
    Leicester is a city of epic history, battles won and lost, King’s in carparks and a cathedral that can rival some of Europe’s best. We thought Leicester may have been a strange location for the National Space Centre in England. But then again it may have been the perfect way to combine history with the … Read the full article here
  • YHA Canterbury reviewed for families
    As a family of 4, we look for good value, well-located accommodation wherever we travel. Anyone who has travelled as a family can tell you rooms for four in any city can be hard to come by and expensive. We have stayed in hostels in Europe and Asia in the past and hope to do so in … Read the full article here
  • Is the YHA Central London good for families?
    Travelling as a family of 4, we look for good value, well-located accommodation wherever we travel. As you can imagine rooms for four in any city can be hard to come by and expensive when you do finally find them. This is no exception in London. We have stayed in hostels in Europe and Asia … Read the full article here
  • 6 great UK destinations for a harmonious multi-generational holiday
    The UK is a great place for the family that loves to travel together. There are so many beautiful and interesting places that will keep everyone from the toddler to the grandparent enthralled. There are plenty of family-friendly properties in the UK which have everything you need to keep children happy, whilst also being stylish for the adults. Here … Read the full article here
  • Visiting the London Dungeons – A family review
    While I was looking at places to visit in London, England, the London Dungeons kept popping up. Willow and I talked about it and this is where I went totally wrong. I did not do my homework at all. I let what I thought the London Dungeons would be like take over and I didn’t even … Read the full article here