England

Tipping isn’t mandatory, but 10-12% in restaurants is appreciated if service isn’t included. Pubs usually don’t require tips.

No, England uses the British Pound (£). Some tourist spots may accept Euros but at poor rates.

Order at the bar, pay immediately, and don’t tip bartenders. Table service is rare in pubs.

It’s illegal to shake a rug out a window after 8 AM or to handle salmon suspiciously (yes, really!).

Get an Oyster card or contactless payment for the cheapest fares. Mind the gap and stand on the right on escalators.

Fish and chips (with mushy peas!), a full English breakfast, and Sunday roast with Yorkshire pudding.

Yes, especially in cities like London, Brighton, and Manchester. Pride events are vibrant and widespread.

Yes, but access to the stones is restricted. Sunrise/sunset tours offer magical views.

Afternoon tea is a ritual—expect finger sandwiches, scones with clotted cream, and delicate pastries. Milk goes in after tea!

Use trains instead of domestic flights, carry a reusable water bottle (tap water is safe), and support local markets.