Guide to Women’s Travel In

England

Canterbury for the Curious: Martyrs, Miracles and Myths

With its ancient history and famous Cathedral, Canterbury, in Kent, has inspired pilgrimages, myths and stories for centuries.

Latest Stories From England

10 Intriguing Books Set in Great Britain and Ireland

by Tina Hartas | Apr 15, 2023

Take a break from the classics and discover these 10 intriguing books set in Great Britain and Ireland, from city to countryside.

30+ of Britain’s Top Outdoor Festivals and Events

by Carolyn Ray | Apr 18, 2022

Beyond the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, there’s an outdoor festival in 2022 to satisfy every interest in Britain: literary, arts, gardening and more.

Six Things For Solo Travellers to Enjoy in London

by Guest Writer | Apr 14, 2022

Guest writer Claudia Eastman shares her tips for solo travel in London, a city that never disappoints.

Healing Your Past Through Travel: Memories of a Trip to England and Scotland

by Joy Fox | Jul 21, 2021

JourneyWoman Joy Fox travels to England and Scotland to revisit her memories and heal her past.

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Places to Dream About: Top 10+ Reader Tips for May 2021

by Carolyn Ray | May 18, 2021

Our May travel tips include female-friendly advice to inspire future travel dreams to places like France, Ecuador, Japan and more!

5 Museums You Won’t Want to Miss in London

by Maggie Fairs | Feb 17, 2021

Expert tips to explore five of London’s most well-known museums, including the Tate, Courtauld Gallery and National Gallery.

The Ultimate Women’s Travel Movie List: 16+ Top Picks from JourneyWomen

by JourneyWoman Staff | Feb 10, 2021

Need a little pick-me-up? Here are 16 of the best travel movies recommended by JourneyWomen to fuel your wanderlust.

Where to Eat and Stay For Your First Solo Trip to England

by Joy Fox | Feb 7, 2021

Need a nosh or a cuppa? JourneyWoman Joy shares her bangin’ tips on England’s best spots to stay, eat, and explore, including tours, pubs and afternoon tea. To help you talk like a local, she’s also compiled a handy guide to British slang – you’ll want to take a gander at this!