Cold and unyielding Great Britain seems only to those who have not visited this country. Those who managed to visit here were truly delighted with its hospitality and beauty. Getting here during the hottest tourist season isn't easy. But a noticeable decline in interest in this country on the part of numerous tourists is noticeable in January.
Weather in England in January
The weather in England in January is not ideal or comfortable. Perhaps this is the reason that this month tourists rarely choose to travel to foggy Albion. The temperature in the most severe winter month here is kept within the range of -10-4 degrees. Tourists will not be very pleased with the amount of precipitation at this time of the year. There are plenty of them in January. At the same time, along with quite understandable and familiar snowfalls, it can unexpectedly rain or snow and rain.
The combination of high humidity and cold air makes the atmosphere uncomfortable. In such weather, I don't even want to think about walking around the city. But this is a great reason to appreciate the English hospitality, walk through the local cozy restaurants, look into famous museums. Famous English fogs are not uncommon in January.
What to do in the UK in January
Even in the conditions of winter cold and snowfalls, guests of the country will surely find many things to do. Holidays in England in January include an exciting cultural and entertainment program:
- sightseeing against the backdrop of picturesque winter landscapes;
- visiting various museums, festive concerts;
- profitable shopping during the sales season;
- travel through cities and English counties.
Shopping enthusiasts will appreciate the low prices and great discounts at local stores. In January, here you can buy many useful things for yourself and various souvenirs for relatives and friends.
Prices for tours to England in January
Tourists wishing to relax in England in a given month of the year should not expect big savings. Firstly, the period of holidays is coming, so the prices for tours, if they do not rise, will at least remain at the same level. Secondly, January is not the most popular month among tourists, so you literally have to catch moments with discounts or buy a tour in advance. A trip to England in January will be profitable only if it is planned in advance. There are not so many tourists in England this month of the year, so the country is great for a quiet, family vacation.
