English Travel Guide, Free Tourist Attractions, free things to do in England




English Travel Guide, Free Tourist Attractions & Free Things to do in England


An English travel guide and directory with free tourist attractions, activities, tourism information and other Free things to do in England. With free travel information for English cities including London, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds and Liverpool. You and your travel companions can find travel information, tourist attractions, tourist activities and other free things to do in England. Looking for things to do in England but short on cash. The free tourist attractions in this travel guide are perfect. When travelling in England you want to visit the famous tourist attractions. They all cost you money. Try a few free things to do. They are fun and with the money you save, upgrade your hotel. Flying to Europe? Our flights page has links to all major European airlines and also one of the cheapest online booking services. Free tourist attractions, activities and free things to do in this travel guide will take you away from the cities. Away from attractions where travellers are crowding, leading you to England's best little secrets. All travel information, tourist attractions and things to do listed in this English travel guide were free at the time of publishing. However, a tourist operator can change the way they offer their attraction or activity. We will not take responsibility for this but we will appreciate your feedback. Enjoy your English Vacation/Holiday!!! Don't forget your insurance, get Free Travel Insurance Quotes from AIG Travel Guard.


Changing of the Guards		Destinations in England		Maritime Museum
Changing of the Guards The changing of the guards can be seen every other day, check this link for a current schedule. And get in early, it is hard to get a good vantage point.		Check Free Tourist Attractions in other English cities and other destinations in Europe		The National Maritime Museum - was formally opened to the public by King George VI . It includes the 17th-century Queens House and, from the 1950s, the Royal Observatory.

Changing of the Guards		Museum of London		Maritime Museum
		Museum of London A Museum of Londons history, archaeology and contemporary cultures to a wider world.

Royal Airforce Museum		War Museum		The London Pass		London Tourist Guide
Royal Airforce Museum is situated on the historic site of the London Aerodrome and houses over 100 aircraft from around the world.		The Imperial War Museum seeks to provide for, and to encourage, the study and understanding of the history of modern war and how it affects our lives.				The London Tourist Guide is not an actual attraction. However it is a free online guide to all the popular tourist attractions and sites in London. Definetly worth a click.

Tate Modern		Tate Britain		Nat. Portrait Gallery		National Gallery
Tate Modern - A National art gallery in london housing some magnificant pieces of art. Admission to the gallery is free, but donations from visitors are needed to support the gallery's work.		Tate Britain - A display of Brittish art ranging from the 16th century to today. Well worth a visit for people interested in the history of Britain		The National Portrait Gallery - was established with the criteria that the Gallery was to be about history, not about art. It is home to thousands of famous portraits of people of significance.		The National Gallery, London houses one of the greatest collections of Western European painting in the world. These pictures belong to the public and entrance to see them is free.
Hat Trick TV Shows		Standing Room Only		BBC TV		TV Recordings.com
Hat Trick's reputation has flourished not only in the UK but also throughout Europe and also in America. Award-winning shows include: The Kumars at No. 42 and Whose line is it Anyway		Standing Room Only - is a TV audience company. All Tickets are free but bookings are essential so make sure you get in early to see your favorite shows. Bookings are available via the website		BBC TV - You can have some real free fun here. Get free tickets to shows, tours and live events. Like all the other studios it is imperitive that you book your tickets to avoid dissapointment.		TV Recordings.com - Free tickets to programs such as Not Going out. This company will let you book and print your tickets online. But get in early because you will miss out on the best spots.

St Thomas's Church		The Jewelery Quarter		Museum & Art Gallery		Spirit of Enterprise
Built in 1829 this church once housed 2,000 worshippers. Since it was bombed in the Worl War II The iposing tower is all that remains. It now stands as a memorial to the people of Birmingham		Museum of the Jewellery Quarter - The old Smith & Pepper jewellery manufacturing firm closed in 1981 unaware they would be leaving a time capsule for future generations.		The Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery - has gone from strength to strength and is now home to artworks and artefacts that are the envy of the world.		Spirit of Enterprise - A fountain in Birmingham features three bowls. It is based on a classical portrait, and is supported by a coin on top of a stump-vice, used in the minting of coinage

Science and Industry		Manchester Art Gallery		Manchester Cathedral		Imperial War Museum N
The Museum of Science and Industry in Manchester - The Museum's galleries and collections embody the industrial and scientific achievements in Manchester.		Manchester Art Gallery - There are over 25,000 objects spanning six centuries in this collection. Enjoy the Clore Interactive Gallery, take a funny tour or join in the free family events.		Manchester Cathedral - this lovely, small and inviting place of worship is part of Manchester's city center, It has recently undergone a redevelopment and has a great visitor centre		The Imperial War Museum North - is one of the most talked about museums in Britain. It's about people and their stories, about how lives have been and still are shaped by war.
Whitwort Art Gallery		Lickey Hills Park		Liverpool Cathedral		Albert Dock Liverpool
Whitworth Art Gallery - is home to an impressive range of watercolours, prints, drawings, modern art and sculpture, as well as the largest collections of textiles and wallpapers outside London.		Lickey Hills Park - is a popular day out amongst the people of Birmingham. A Great Place to learn about Natural History. The park covers 524 Acres and is filled with flora and fauna.		Liverpool Anglican Cathedral - is one of the great buildings of the twentieth century. The massive tower stands over the city as a symbol of faith in God		Albert Dock - in Liverpool was built between 1841-1848. The Albert Dock has now been fully restored and is very popular amongst travellers to Liverpool abd surrounds.

Canal Gardens		Victoria Quarter		Millenium Square		Breary Marsh - Leeds
Canal Gardens - close to Roundhay Park in Leeds. It is comprised of small gardens all beautifull in colour. Gardens are kept by horticultural experts. Gardens look and smell great		Victoria Quarter - In Leeds is for the shoppers amongst us. Even if your not it is a magnificant attraction to see in its self. Most fashion retailers can be found here. Purchases are not free		Millenium Square - is Leeds own version of Londons Trafalgar Square. Opened by the famous Nelson mandella. The Square can host up to 20,000 patrons at any one time.		Breary Marsh - has been designated as a site of special scientific interest. It is one of the last remaining waterlogged woodlands and great for a stroll over the paths and boardwalks.

Leeds Waterfront
The Leeds Waterfront - Used to be one of the most run down neighbourhoods of Leeds.It now has a new lease on life due to a major redevelopment. Great Shopping & Dining