Travel Guide United Kingdom

The currency is the pound sterling. The shock of the Brexit has caused the value of the pound to fall, which is influenced by the announcements and negotiations. The United Kingdom is a fairly expensive country. While prices are high, there are disparities between the capitals London, Edinburgh, Cardiff and Belfast, and the provinces (Liverpool, Manchester, Leeds, Cornwall...) where the cost of living is significantly lower.

For the time being, and despite the Brexit, the conditions for entering the United Kingdom have not changed. To enter the United Kingdom, European citizens only need to have a valid identity card or passport. Under 18s traveling without their parents must have a valid identity card or passport, as well as an exit permit issued by their local police station or town hall. If you are a non-European citizen, you may be required to obtain a visa. Ask the authorities in your country for more information.

In the United Kingdom, sanitary conditions are good and hygiene is generally respected in the majority of establishments. Tap water is safe to drink. To protect yourself from the sun, even if the risks are moderate, remember to wear sunglasses and a high factor sun cream, especially in Cornwall.

Practical information

• When to travel?
• Weather forecast
• Budget
• Formalities
• Health
• How to travel by yourself?
• How to get organized?
• Getting around

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