If you’re coming to explore British heritage from overseas, there are a number of ways to get to the UK.
From Europe
From the mainland, you can fly, travel by water or use the Euro Tunnel from France.
From elsewhere in the world
There are airports and shipping ports all over the UK giving you easy access to various parts of the UK.
Popular airports
London
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London Heathrow
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London Gatwick
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London Stansted
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Lodon Luton
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London Southend
Northern England
Midlands
West of England
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Bristol Airport
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Exeter Airport
Wales
Scotland
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Edinburgh
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Glasgow
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Aberdeen
Ferry services
A network of ferry services link ports around the UK to those on the continent. Key ferry ports in Britain include Felixstowe, Harwich, Folkestone, Dover, Southampton, Bristol, Hull, Liverpool, Edinburgh and Belfast.
Travelling via the Channel Tunnel
The Channel Tunnel provides a train route from the continent to Britain via both Eurostar passenger trains and Eurotunnel trains, which take passengers and vehicles. Passengers using coaches and buses can also take the Eurotunnel which can take you from France to Britain in less than an hour. Eurostar passengers can also use rail services from France and Belgium to access the UK, stopping at Ebbsfleet or St Pancras Station.
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