Ferries to England

All ferries to United Kingdom

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All ferries from United Kingdom

Here you find all current ferry connections from United Kingdom.

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Holiday in United Kingdom

Whether Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, Tower Bridge or Stonehenge – England offers its visitors some of the most famous sights in the world. In addition, there are varied stretches of coastline and landscapes with a distinctive character. Castles, stately homes, gardens and five o’clock tea make your England holiday perfect.

TOP excursion destinations in United Kingdom

England’s main city London offers a wealth of famous sights. What would a visit be without Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey and Towerbridge? Whether Hyde Park, London Eye, Madame Tussauds, Picadilly Circus or Trafalgar Square, London invites everywhere to an eventful city stroll.

Already in the year 1066 the construction of the tower was started. Executions once took place here and polar bears, lions and elephants were kept in the royal zoo for centuries. Today, visitors come mainly for the crown jewels. There are said to be more than 25,000 of them, and their value is estimated at £20 trillion.

Canterbury Cathedral impresses not only because of its size. After all, it is 160 meters long, its tower 72 meters high. Inside it conceals medieval stained glass windows, a filigree vaulted ceiling and bells up to 700 years old.

England enchants its guests with a multitude of castles and palaces. Dover Castle once guarded the English Channel, Arundel Castle is still one of the best preserved medieval castles, Elizabeth I was imprisoned for a short time in Leeds Castle, Warwick Castle delights with its magnificent halls and St. Michaels Mount with its unique island location.

Already 2,000 years ago, the Romans appreciated the hot springs of Bath and left behind a unique spa architecture. Later, the high society spent their spa stays here. Magnificent buildings in the Georgian style still characterise the image of this fascinating city today.

A visit to the Stonehenge stone circle site will be remembered forever. For its dimensions are monumental, the achievement of its builders almost unimaginable. Construction began in the third millennium B.C. and to this day, legends and myths surround this mystical place.

The botanical garden with the beautiful name Eden Project is unique in its kind. Tropical, subtropical and Mediterranean plants grow in the two huge futuristic greenhouses. The preservation of endangered and old varieties is particularly close to the hearts of the operators.

A hike along the Hadrian’s Wall Path National Trail connects the Atlantic Ocean with the North Sea over a distance of 117 kilometres. The wall, which was up to six metres high, made it possible to channel border traffic and levy customs duties.

The Lake District National Park is characterised by the Cumbrian Mountains, green valleys
and clear glacial lakes. There are numerous hiking and biking trails to explore lakes, waterfalls and picturesque villages.

Entry requirements

German citizens can enter England with an identity card and (children’s) passport. Please note that all travel documents must be valid until the end of the trip. You do not need a visa for your trip to England.

Alternative travel options

From Germany, the connection to England is also possible without a Fähre. By train, the Eurostar takes you under the English Channel to England. Through the Eurotunnel it is also possible to travel by car, motorhome or long-distance coach. You can travel quickly and comfortably by plane.