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Getting
to and around Britain's easy with a wide
variety of transportation...planes, trains
and automobiles are only the beginning.
Arriving
by plane? With service from many US gateways
to several different airports in Britain,
it's convenient no matter which part of
the UK you plan to visit. By cruiseship
or boat? There are more than 30 ports of
entry and extensive ferry service.
The
comprehensive road system has easy-to-follow
signs, for more information on driving in
Britain go to our
Britain By Car page, or you can
sit back, relax and take a bus or guided
tour. Rail covers the entire country and
exploring by train is simple, especially
if you purchase a train pass.
Travel
Times & Distances
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Last modified:
September 13, 2002 03:53 PM
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If you're flying in, check that you
choose the most convenient airport--did
you know that you can now fly direct
from the USA to Manchester, Birmingham
and Glasgow, as well as London? You
can also check flights within Britain
and to the rest of Europe. And don't
forget to plan your airport transfers,
taxi, bus and rail service make it
easy to get from any airport to your
chosen destination.
It's fun and easy to tour around Britain
on your own, and you can do it in
a car, minivan, RV, with a chauffeur
or without, or even on a motorcycle!
Just don't forget to drive on the
left!
Britain's
public transportation system makes
getting around a breeze, from the
Tube to the famous double-decker buses
and black cabs to extensive rail service,
it's rare you''ll find yourself unable
to get somewhere.
Navigating
Britain's waterways is a wonderful
way to get around. Take in the scenery
from inland canals and rivers, or
take to sea on one of the many ferries
linking the British isles. 
