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Picture yourself and your private guide entering the gates of Buckingham Palace or staring up at the majestic clock tower of Big Ben in London. Perhaps partake in the Beatles experience in Liverpool, visit the hallowed halls of Oxford and Cambridge University, or revel in the neolithic mystery of Stonehenge on one of our curated private tours of England.

Some of our most popular tour destinations are listed below, while if you would like a totally customized trip, simply complete our online form for your complimentary itinerary.

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Our clients deserve the best tour of England imaginable, that is why we will happily tailor and customize each of our England tour itineraries to your exact tastes at no extra charge.

Whether it is just a detail or two different here or there, or you would prefer a totally new custom experience for your vacation in England, complete with accommodation and meal suggestions, just get in touch and we will begin crafting it for you.

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Our clients frequently wish to combine England with other destinations across Britain on a private tour of the UK.

We have drivers and specialists guides across every region. Just let our tour planners know if you would like to visit either England, Scotland, Ireland, or Wales in isolation, blend two or more of the nations together, or go on an ultimate guided tour across every part of Great Britain and Ireland, and we will do the rest for you!

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You will then receive a tailor-made tour itinerary which can be revised an unlimited number of times to ensure total satisfaction and the perfect vacation in England

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Buzzing cities, rich history, vibrant cultures and drop-dead gorgeous scenery. England is packed with contrasts and adventures at every turn. 

In England, you’re never too far from stunning patchworks of green countryside, enchanting forests, idyllic rivers and medieval market towns. Our local guides will help you discover England beyond the clichés of fish and chips, endless cups of tea and pints in the pub (although there’ll be plenty of time for that!). From starting the day with sun salutations on the  Cornish coast or zipping through the Lake District on a bicycle, to exploring fairytale-like villages in the Cotswolds or going punting on the River Thames – this is England, the Intrepid way. 

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56.22 million

(GMT) Greenwich Mean Time : Dublin, Edinburgh, Lisbon, London

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Electricity.

Type D (Old British 3-pin) Type G (Irish/British 3-pin) Type M (see D)

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Local culture.

The culture of England might appear to be much the same as Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland. But ask folk from each of these countries and they’ll tell you a different story. Sure, there are many similarities, but England has a unique culture that differs from its neighbors. 

For a start, English culture is extremely diverse with many sub-cultures, dialects, accents and traditions. In fact, there are some pretty stark differences between the north and the south. Northerners are known for their warmth and friendliness, things generally tend to be more expensive in the south, and gravy (which is welcomed on everything in the north) isn't a massive thing down south. That being said, some common cultural ground people share across England include good manners, small talk about the weather and humor that verges on the sarcastic side.

Food and drink

England (and the UK in general) is very multicultural and you’ll find every cuisine from Indian to Lebanese to American. London in particular is a thriving hotspot for foodies with pop-up food villages, quirky converted eateries and over 60 Michelin-stared restaurants. The term “meat and three veg” was coined in England, and while English cuisine doesn’t have a global reputation like French or Italian, the food is simple, hearty and comforting. If you’re looking to try some classic English food, here are some dishes to try.

Fish and chips

A flaky piece of battered fish served on a mound of salty chips, lashings of vinegar and a side of mushy peas. This is as English as it gets. Up north they smother their chips in thick brown gravy or curry sauce. Other popular condiments include tartare sauce and pickled onions or eggs. You’ll find the best fish and chips by the coast in places like Blackpool, Devon or Cornwall.

Bangers and mash 

A ‘banger’ is a sausage in the UK. Why? Well, after WWI when food was still rationed, sausages were plumped up with so much fat that they exploded when cooked. ‘Mash’ refers to creamy mashed potato traditionally made with butter and milk. Et voila, you have bangers and mash - one of Britain’s most beloved dinners. Served with peas and lashings of onion gravy, it’s a hearty and filling dish that goes down particularly well on a cold winter’s night.

Sunday roast

Ask an English person what they think is the most loved national dish, and they’ll probably say a Sunday roast. This age-old tradition isn’t just a lunch eaten on Sunday afternoons, but an opportunity for the whole family or group of friends to spend quality time and enjoy a nice meal together. It’s essentially a centerpiece of roasted meat (usually chicken, beef, pork or lamb) served with crispy roast potatoes, seasonal roasted vegetables and lashings of gravy. It might also be served with a Yorkshire pudding depending on where you are. It's usually served with mint sauce (for lamb), horseradish sauce (for beef), or bread sauce and redcurrant jelly (for chicken). You can get a roast dinner in most pubs every Sunday.

Full English breakfast 

Also known as a fry up, this hearty breakfast consists of eggs (usually fried but you can also get scrambled or poached), bacon, sausage, baked beans, grilled tomato, mushrooms and hot buttered toast. It’s typically served with a mug of tea or coffee. The carb and fat-rich foods also make it a go-to hangover cure for many Brits, and cafes usually serve it as an all-day dish. You’ll find slightly different versions of a fry up in Cornwall, Scotland, Wales and Ireland. 

Festivals and events

Glastonbury Music Festival

Glastonbury is the crown jewel of the British music festival calendar. This five-day festival draws in about 200,000 people and is the size of 500 football pitches. You’ll find everything from world-class music acts, rising stars, comedy, dance, wellness villages, permaculture workshops, cabaret, secret bars, circus and so much more. It’s an eclectic, vibrant, random and truly wonderful festival – even when it’s pouring with rain.

Notting Hill Carnival 

The Notting Hill Carnival is a vibrant Caribbean festival that takes place every August on the streets of Notting Hill in Kensington, London. The streets come alive with sound systems, DJs, live steel bands, costumed dancers, Caribbean flavors and smells, and spirited party goers. Thousands of people join the streets to enjoy the carnival vibes and party late into the night. Stemming from the Trinidad Carnival, Notting Hill Carnival began in 1966 and has remained a key part of London’s festival calendar.

World of Music, Arts and Dance (WOMAD) 

WOMAD is a gathering of 40,000 people at a beautiful site in Charlton Park to celebrate music, art, dance and culture from around the world. Spend your days exploring different music stages and grooving in the sunshine (or rain!), take part in one of the 80+ workshops, travel around the globe vicariously through your tastebuds at the food village, or perch yourself on the ground with a cold drink to simply take it all in. 

Diwali in Leicester 

Diwali – the Indian festival of lights that is celebrated by Hindus, Sikhs and Jains – in Leicester is one of the world’s biggest Diwali celebrations outside of India. People travel from all over the UK and beyond to see the “Golden Mile” – illuminated temples and firework displays that symbolize the triumph of light over darkness, evil over light and knowledge over ignorance. The cultural program in Leicester includes music, dance, fire performers, religious ceremonies, delicious street food and funfair rides.

Chelsea Flower Show

Stop off in London for breathtaking floral displays of the  RHS Chelsea Flower Show.  Established in 1912, the Chelsea Flower Show is an exhibition of show gardens and floral displays set within the grounds of the Royal Hospital Chelsea. The Chelsea Flower Show is held in May and draws garden-lovers from all over the world. 

When is the best time to visit England?

The UK experiences the best weather from June to August, though there’s never any guarantee that summer is full of sunshine and warmth. The crowds might be bigger, but this is because the country wakes up from a dark winter slumber and celebrates – a lot. Outdoor dining is in full swing, pubs and bars are pumping and festivals flood the events calendar. Spring and autumn can be cool and wet but with some sunny days, and the days are still long enough to enjoy the country’s diverse and picturesque scenery. Winter (December to February) brings short days, grey skies and sometimes snow, though this is more often in England’s northern counties or places are higher elevations. Top advice: always have a rain jacket and a brolly at the bottom of your bag.

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Do i need a covid-19 vaccine to join an intrepid trip.

Trips from 1 January 2023 onwards

From 1 January 2023, Intrepid will no longer require travelers to provide proof of vaccination against COVID-19 (excluding all Polar trips and select adventure cruises).

However, we continue to strongly recommend that all Intrepid travelers and leaders get vaccinated to protect themselves and others.

Specific proof of testing or vaccination may still be required by your destination or airline. Please ensure you check travel and entry requirements carefully.

Can I use my cell phone while in England?

Cell phone coverage is generally very good in most parts of England, but it might be patchy in more remote areas. Ensure global roaming is activated before you arrive if traveling from overseas.

Is tipping customary in England?

Tipping isn’t expected but if you’re happy with a meal or service, a tip is always appreciated. Rounding up a taxi fare to the nearest pound is common.

What are some common sayings in England?

• “Alright?” = Hello, how are you?
• “Cuppa” = a cup of tea 
• “Bloody” = a term used to emphasize something, e.g. “That was bloody sad” or “It’s bloody cold outside”
• “Brolly” = umbrella 
• “Chuffed” = a term used to express you are very happy or pleased about something, e.g. "I'm chuffed with my new haircut"
• “Cream crackered” = Cockney rhyming slang for “knackered" (meaning extremely tired)
• “Quid” = a slan terms for pounds, e.g. “ten quid” means £10
• “Pudding” = dessert 
• “Tea” = dinner (used more in northern England)

What is internet access like in England?

Internet access is good in England, with internet cafes and Wi-Fi hotspots easily found in most cities and major towns.

What are the toilets like in England?

Modern, flushable toilets are the standard in England.

What will it cost for a…?

• Cup of coffee = £2.50
• Pint of beer = £4
• Glass of wine = £4.00
• Simple cafe lunch = £10 
• Nice meal in a restaurant = £30

Can I drink the water in England?

Drinking tap water is safe in England unless otherwise marked. We recommend bringing a refillable bottle with you to avoid buying single-use plastic bottles to do your bit for the environment.

Are credit cards widely accepted in England?

Major credit cards are widely accepted in shops and hotels in England.

Smaller shops may not accept credit cards, so it’s never a bad idea to carry some cash for smaller items such as a coffee, or if you’re splitting bills with your group.

What is ATM access like in England?

ATMs are called cash machines or cashpoints in the UK.

You will see plenty of them on main streets and shopping centers.

You can use Visa, MasterCard, Maestro, Plus, Amex and Cirrus at most English cash machines, as well as international bank cash machines in bigger towns and cities.

Do I need to purchase travel insurance before traveling?

Absolutely. All passengers traveling with Intrepid are required to purchase travel insurance before the start of their trip. Your travel insurance details will be recorded by your leader on the first day of the trip. Due to the varying nature, availability and cost of health care around the world, travel insurance is very much an essential and necessary part of every journey.

For more information on insurance, please go to: Travel Insurance

What public holidays are celebrated in England?

• 1 Jan - New Year's Day
• Good Friday 
• Easter Monday
• Early May Bank Holiday 
• Spring Bank Holiday 
• Summer Bank Holiday
• 25 Dec - Christmas Day
• 26 Dec - Boxing Day

Note: some of the above public holidays don’t have dates as the date changes every year.

Is England a safe destination for LGBTQI+ travelers?

England is an LGBTQI+ friendly destination and there are many social meeting places for the LGBTQI+ in big towns and cities like London, Bristol, Manchester, Leeds, etc. Brighton is known as the LGBTQI+ capital of England with some of the best LGBTQI+ bars, hotels and clubs in the country.

For more detailed and up-to-date advice, we recommend visiting  Equaldex  or  Smartraveller  before you travel.

Are Intrepid trips accessible for travelers with disabilities?

We are committed to making travel widely  accessible , regardless of ability or disability. We do our best to help you see the world, regardless of physical or mental limitations. 

We are always happy to talk to travelers with disabilities and see if we can help guide them toward the most suitable itinerary for their needs and, where possible, make reasonable adjustments to our itineraries.

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Enjoy the royal treatment in Great Britain

Travel through time on one of our legendary England tours, from the prehistoric mysteries of Stonehenge through the grand castles and battlements of the British Empire, to the pop culture touchstones of modern England and Wales. Whether you opt for a grand tour or a quick getaway, you'll get to glimpse a side of Great Britain you've never seen before.

London's iconic clock tower holds the bell named "Big Ben," which weighs over 15 tons and rings out the time on the hour.

Researchers now believe it took more than 1,500 years for ancient tribes to build this stone monument. Yet it still aligns perfectly with the sunrise on summer solstice.

• Snowdonia National Park

This beautiful 823-square-mile national park boasts the highest mountain in England and Wales, and the largest natural lake in Wales.

Shakespeare's Birthplace

The home where Shakespeare grew up—and which he later bequeathed to his heirs—once served as an inn, called the Swan and Maidenhead.

• Windsor Castle

This thousand-year-old castle is the longest-inhabited castle in the world, and was a particular favorite of King Henry VIII and Queen Elizabeth I.

• Tower of London

The fortress at the heart of London has a long and exciting past, as a royal residence, a prison, an armory, and even a zoo. It's currently home to the royal family's priceless Crown Jewels, including the incredible Cullinan diamond, over 500 carats of sparkle.

The Cotswolds

The rolling hills and charming villages of The Cotswolds served as the inspiration for the equally charming Shire in J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings novels.

Roman Baths

The mineral-rich hot springs in Bath drew visitors for more than 2,000 years. The ancient Romans and Britons soaked away their aches and pains here in the time of Caesar.

Harry Potter Studio Tour

The moviemaking magic that helped create the eight movies of J.K. Rowling's classic Harry Potter novels is on full display at the Studio Tour. Visitors can see many of the thousands of costumes, props and sets that went into creating the series—including the full-sized Hogwarts Express.

• Cardiff Castle

There are 2,000 years of history inside the walls of this grand castle in the "World Capital of Castles." Cardiff Castle started as a Roman fortification before the current towers and walls were built in medieval times.

Big Ben and Parliament

No trip to London is complete without a visit to these imposing, world-famous landmarks.

Hampton Court

The dramatic history of Henry VIII and his wives comes alive in this Tudor palace in Richmond, surrounded by gorgeous gardens and the famous Maze and Great Vine.

• Castle Howard

This sublime 18th-century mansion with its elaborate chambers was the setting for the filming of Brideshead Revisited.

The Fab Four got their start in this port city, noted for launching the Beatles—and a famous football team.

Coastal England

On England's beautiful, rustic coast, you're never very far from glorious views.

London's Tower Bridge

The grand bridge over the Thames is often erroneously called London Bridge (and it's never fallen down!).

Palace Ceiling

English castles and palaces boast splendid interiors reminiscent of the country's regal and lordly past.

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• Gothic-Baroque Cathedral of St. Mark
• Government Palace
• Gower Peninsula
• Grafton Street, Dublin
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• Gullfoss Waterfall
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• Skogafoss Waterfall
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• Slieve League Cliffs
• Smallest House in Britain
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• South Pole Inn
• Spanish Steps
• Spean Bridge
• Speyside Distilleries
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• Square of the Five Wells
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• St. Andrews Castle
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• St. Peter and Paul’s Church
• St. Peter’s Church
• St. Stephen’s Cathedral
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• Stirling Castle
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This fast-paced tour is the perfect introduction to England, Scotland and Wales, showcasing the very best historical and scenic spots, alongside vibrant cities. 

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Highlights of Britain

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Go off the beaten path as you traverse the whole of Britain to see Devon and Cornwall in England’s Southwest, the medieval heritage of Wales, and Scotland’s delights.

Gems of Northern England

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Head north to discover some of England’s most fascinating places: the romantic Lake District, the scholar’s life in Oxford and Cambridge, and York’s medieval charms. 

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Journey through the ancient cities of England’s historic South: palaces, castles, cathedrals, and gardens await you.

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Private Tours of England

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Discover the very best of England with our private guided tours and driver-guided experiences  across England’s green and pleasant land.

Quite simply, there is no better way to discover the centuries of history, culture, and natural beauty that have made England such a presence on the world stage than with our  qualified, experienced, and officially licensed local guides . 

Whatever your tastes, whether you wish to  delve into the history and traditions of British Royalty and Monarchy , a guided tour experience out of London to the  beautiful English countryside , or anything in-between, at England by Luxe our dedicated travel specialists will plan your vacation to the finest detail and provide a  complimentary itinerary tailored exactly to your tastes .

Popular Private Tours of England

We have provided a selection of our most popular private tours of England for you to browse below. We also understand that many of our clients are looking for a unique experience on their vacation that would be particular just to them. That is why  we are able to customize and tailor each tour exactly to the client’s taste with no extra fee .

You may wish to alter a particular aspect of the tours below or ask us to provide a complete custom itinerary for your vacation here in England, including accommodation and the services of a driver-guide.  We will happily provide a complimentary custom itinerary for you , all you need to do is send us an online inquiry.

White Cliffs of Dover, Dover Castle & Canterbury Private Tour From London

Windsor Castle & Hampton Court Private Driver Tour

Private Driver-Guided Tour to Stonehenge & Bath from London

Stratford-Upon-Avon & The Cotswolds Private Car Tour

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11 Day Driver-Guided Tour of England

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Jewish London Private Tour

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Changing of the Guard, Westminster Abbey, St Paul’s Cathedral & Tower of London Tour

Guided Half-Day Tour of Westminster Abbey & London Eye

British Museum Guided Tour

Private East End Street Art Tour

Private Jack The Ripper & East End of London Guided Tour

Westminster Abbey & Thames River Cruise Half-Day Tour

Guided Tour of St Paul’s Cathedral

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Guided Tour of The National Gallery in London

A Royal London Walking Tour Including The Changing of the Guard

Tower Bridge Exhibition & Tower of London Tour

The leading choice for private tours of england.

At England by Luxe  our aim is to elevate your vacation above what other providers can offer  and ensure that you return home with memories of your guided tour that you will cherish for a lifetime.

When you choose us for your private tour or personal driver-guided tour, you will benefit from:

Fully Customizable Tours: Discover England Your Way

We can pick you up from anywhere & work to your schedule to visit all sites and locations you desire & avoid the time-wasting associated with bus or group tours

Specialist Private Guides

Our friendly & knowledgeable drivers & guides will make sure the tradition & history of England is brought to life in a fun, memorable & entertaining way for you & your private group

Explore in Comfort, Style, & Safety

Our chauffeur cars are luxury models with air conditioning and comfortable seats. All our tours are private and our executive vehicles are sanitized daily

Contact Your Private Tour Guide in England

To discuss any of the guided tours above, or to get in touch and find out how our team can craft the perfect private driver-guided experience of England for you then simply send us an online inquiry using the form below.

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England Tours and Trips 2024/2025

Experience the classy charm of England, a nation steeped in history and brimming with diverse attractions, with our England tours and trips. Marvel at iconic castles like the sprawling Windsor, the medieval Warwick on the Avon River, and the famed Tower of London, home to the priceless Crown Jewels. Opt for an England-guided tour for a local expert to escort you through the renowned gothic architecture of Westminster Abbey and the modern, neon-lighted streets of Piccadilly Circus. Soak up nature in the lush green wilderness of Lake District National Park, a perfect spot for hiking. Or visit the Chester Zoo and greet its 11,000 insects, birds and animals within 110 acres of award-winning gardens. If you’re traveling on a budget, our range of England budget tours are a good option! Explore London with a local specialist and discover Borough Market and Greenwich without burning a hole into your pocket. Our tours to England have something for everyone — budding historians, nature lovers, or art aficionados, England's diverse attractions cater to all interests. Find some of the most famous tours and holidays in England below. England’s deep-rooted history promises a unique, insightful and adventurous trip for all ages.

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273 Trips in England with 438 Reviews

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England and Scotland Heritage

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• Tour Type Group Tour
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• Accommodation Hotel
• Transport Coach & Train
• Age Range 5-99 yrs
• Operated in English
• Brochure Price: US$ 2,325
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• May 22 10+ seats left
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Real Britain

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• Starts St Bees, England
• Ends Robin Hoods Bay, England

Coast to Coast Rambler - 18 Days

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• Accommodation Hotel, Guest House, Hut, Hostel & Resort
• Transport Private Vehicle, Train & Taxi
• Age Range 18-99 yrs
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• Starts Stratford-upon-Avon, England
• Ends Winchcombe, England

Exploring the Cotswolds - 8 days

• Activities Walking tours & Trekking and Hiking
• Accommodation Hotel & Guest House
• Transport Taxi

Best of Britain

• Brochure Price: US$ 3,850
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Best of UK & Ireland

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• Age Range 10-99 yrs
• Brochure Price: US$ 3,575
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Coast to Coast: Classic Walk - 15 Days

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• Transport Train & Taxi

• Starts Cheltenham, England
• Ends Cheltenham, England

Cotswolds by Bike

• Activities Bicycle tours & Explorer
• Accommodation Hotel, Guest House & Villa
• Transport Train

London Explorer

• Activities City sightseeing
• Brochure Price: US$ 3,250
• Special Deal (15%): - US$ 488
• Total Price from: US$ 2,762
• May 26 Only 7 seats left
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• Starts Ilkley, England
• Ends Bowness-on-Windermere, England

The Dales Way

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Amazing Britain

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• Brochure Price: US$ 3,195
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Best of Devon and Cornwall

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• Brochure Price: US$ 2,550
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Britain and Ireland Highlights

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• Age Range 5-95 yrs
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• Total Price from: US$ 2,988
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England Tours and Trips 2022/2023

Travel Highlights:

• Step through history at Horse Guards Parade, the ceremonial grounds of St. James Park, and see where the royalty live in Buckingham Palace.
• Explore the grand historic sights of Bath with a private orientation tour.
• Experience the picturesque Cotswolds and its idyllic villages on a scenic countryside tour.
• See one of London's finest theatre performances.
• A local expert will lead you from Westminster to Piccadilly Circus as they recount fascinating tales of London and its famous landmarks.
• Experience the mystical beauty of the Lake District with its stunning landscapes and tranquil lakes.

Travel Tips:

• Temperatures fluctuate throughout the day. Carry a jacket and umbrella, even during summer.
• Traveling by train can get you just about anywhere in the country, but if you can, avoid traveling during rush hour — especially in the cities!
• If you plan on exploring London, order a pre-paid Oyster card before or as soon as you arrive in the city. The smartcard can be used on various forms of public transportation across London.
• Familiarize yourself with the coins and bills. As everything below a fiver is in coins, make sure you have large and strong packets before traveling.
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England and wales.

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Hear how our Tour Manager Michelle loves to take our travelers off the beaten path and into a deeper, more intimate side of the United Kingdom. The beauty of traveling gets revealed as personal connections are made, and a more authentic version of the UK is discovered.

Destination Must-See's

A world in a city is a common way to describe the metropolis of London, the capital of England. A cultural melting pot of over 230 nationalities, London is the financial, political and cultural capital of the UK. It is booming with activity and bursting with sightseeing treasures. You’ll find historic highlights from the haunting Tower of London to the ornate Buckingham Palace and more modern attractions such as the world-famous Harrods department store and the towering London Eye.

The historic walled city of York in North Yorkshire is located in the northern part of England. Today York is still encircled by its ancient medieval walls. York was founded by the Romans in A.D. 71 and is considered to be one of the great cities of the medieval world.

Gaze upon the charming thatched-roof homes that line quaint streets of this south central area of England. The Cotswolds are roughly 25 miles across and 90 miles long, stretching from Stratford-upon-Avon to Bath. The Cotswolds run mainly though the counties of Gloucestershire and Oxfordshire. The region is known for its small towns and villages, made from golden colored Costwold stone as well as lush greenery and rolling hills.

Buckingham Palace (Changing the Guard):

Queen Elizabeth's residence in London, Buckingham Palace is the ornate icing on the cake of England's capital city. Serving Britain's sovereigns since 1837, Buckingham Palace is the end point for parades and special events in the city as well as the daily Changing the Guard. Hundreds gather daily to watch the official changing of the Queen's Guards in the area outside of the palace gates and to get a glimpse of the palace itself.

Destination Must-Do's

Cardiff is the capital and the largest city in the country of Wales. Surprisingly it has only been the capital city of Wales since 1955. Two hours from London by train, Wales is the base for many national cultural and sporting institutions and is home to many of Wales’ sporting venues and sports teams. Travelers can explore its connection to the Iron Age, ancient Rome and the Norman Conquest. They’ll also fall in love with the famous Victorian shopping arcades.

Stonehenge:

Walk in the footsteps of so many before you when visiting prehistoric Stonehenge. This mysterious rock formation dates back to the Stone Age and remains one of the world’s most famous sites. Standing in the middle of the most dense complex of Neolithic and Bronze Age monuments in England, Stonehenge is perhaps the most important prehistoric monument in England. And now, updates at the site will make it more accessible than ever! New galleries and visitor facilities will enhance the overall experience and understanding of Stonehenge for visitors of all ages and interests. Construction has started on three Neolithic houses which will be the focal point of the outdoor gallery at the new visitor center. These houses offer visitors a glimpse into the lifestyle of the people who built Stonehenge. The experience of seeing this timeless monument is not to be missed.

Standing at 315' tall, Big Ben is located in London near the Halls of Parliament and Westminster Abbey. An iconic image of London, Big Ben's clock dials are some of the largest in the world at 23' high. The current structure was built in 1858 after the previous clock tower was destroyed in a fire in the 1830s.

Lake District:

The Lake District is a mountainous region in northwest England. This region is famous for its lakes, mountains and forests. In this region hiking the mountain trails and boating on the lakes is a popular activity.

Expert Advice

Pubs are extremely common in England, and are a major part of English culture and way of life. Savor the traditional “pie and a pint” at local pubs, where the “pie” here is of the hot and hearty steak variety!

Pack your rain gear! It tends to rain in England and Wales almost every day.

Learn the lingo…yes, they speak English but many words are different such as sweater and elevator which turn into jumper and lift.

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Essential Britain & Ireland

I’ve just returned from this fabulous tour! I highly recommend it. We had the greatest tour guide and bus driver. The itinerary was fascinating . You read about the itinerary before you go, but the reality of the itinerary far exceeded my expectation! We were blessed with great weather, too. We only had misty rain on two of the 10 days. I would probably change one of the hotels and one if the meals, but of those were fine. Others were just better! The excursions were great. I went on four out six of them. Did our own thing the last night in London. The Park Plaza Westminster Bridge was my favorite hotel and it was strategically located!

5 Day Skye & Highland Fling

It was an amazing experience going to the Highlands for the first time with MacBackpackers. It was a life time dream to visit Scotland, I had huge expectations when I booked this trip and it was exceeded! Why, you ask? Bunch of reasons, some of then being: Great itinerary, had the most places I wanted to go; Flexibility on the itinerary; Increadible guide, Neil is doing this for almost a million years and he's sooo sooo knowledgeble, an amazing storyteller, responsible driver and great person altogether (also he knows some secret and less know spots that are totally worthy and I didn't saw other company's going there); The places we got to visit are breathtaking (the photos you'll take will be beautiful, of course, but also won't do perfect justice, trust me when you see those places live, you'll understand); Bus is great, confy seats, always clean; In relation to other company's this one has a smaller group and it makes a good difference; Lots of time off the bus; Amazing hikes; Last but not least that are high chances that the group of people that you get to meet in this tour will be amazing, I'm very glad to meet everyone I did for sure; Hope that they bring back the 7 days tour, cuz I'll definately be doing that. The most time in the Highlands the better. If you have any doubts about going to Scotland at all or going on this tour, this is your sign to booked it now. Core memory type of experience.

Britain and Ireland Delight (Summer, 8 Days)

The experience was excellent, would definitely recommend to my friends and family visiting. The tour director and the driver were so thoughtful and kind throughout the tour.

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Real Britain (6 Days)

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Wonders of Britain and Ireland (12 Days)

Emma was amazing. Most of the accommodation was excellent especially Apex. Most places were great dealing with my dietary requirements.

Scotland and Ireland with London

The only thing we suggest to improve is to separate English and Spanish speakers to different groups or the tour guide can speak more English for English speakers.

Britain and Ireland Experience (12 Days)

A fantastic well organized tour, we saw and experienced more than expected, our guide Hamish was very knowledgable and humorous and went out of his way to help. Would highly recommend Thanks Brian & Delwyn New Zealand

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Best of Ireland (10 Days)

This was my first time in Ireland. I absolutely loved everything about this trip. Tour guide and bus driver were amazing. Totally worth every penny. Would go back in a heartbeat

Best of Britain (11 Days)

Very good but hectic, I feel it needs more two night stops. Some of the hotels need to be upgraded to real showers. I am a 75 yr old and only five feet and could not get into the baths that have the showers in the bathtub. Something you should think about when booking overnight accommodations..

Exploring Dublin, United Kingdom and Paris

We had an amazing time on her trip. Everything promised was delivered. Thing that we didn’t know was that we would be transferring to different groups. Initially this was confusing, but I do have to say that all the transitions were very smooth. We went to many beautiful pieces and met many beautiful people. generally are gods more helpful and even caring. I would recommend this tour.

The Best of Britain & Ireland

Staff was excellent!! Susie our tour guide was outstanding! She had extensive knowledge of all the areas on the tour. Was very personable and organized. Our driver John was amazing. Maneuvering over tricky roads and tight places. He was very friendly and professional. The only down side to the trip were some of the hotels. Mercury Wetherby Hotel - very poor The running commentary at each hotel was ‘what won’t work here’? Not to mention that there is no AC. Overall I would recommend touring with Cosmos.

Britain and Ireland Grandeur (20 Days)

Some local guides were amazing like Ronin and the Belfast taxi drivers but Dee in Belfastwas very ordinary, I got very weary of all the tips that was expected of us especially for bus driver and tour director. Overall tour was amazing Ireland and Scotland so beautiful

Great Britain

ExpatExplore tour guide (Peter W) and coach driver (Mintee) were exceptional on the Great Britain tour. All of the individuals on the tour were very accommodating and cooperative with respect to the schedule and personal interactions. We met many very good people from throughout the world who in reality are very similar to ourselves. The places visited were well selected and very informative.

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Best of Ireland and Scotland (15 Days)

What can I say about a last minute trip of a lifetime! We had the best guide, James Smith, and best driver, Paul. They were organised and professional, calm and skilful at dealing with a bunch of strange personalities; witty and insightful, sharing their life experiences with us; advising and guiding us with the history and the memories of home. Even missing my pickup point, I did not panic or worry. I’m sure James was shocked at receiving a call from Australia. Lucky for me, he picked up! Good to have a backup plan. Ireland and Scotland were everything I wished for. I loved all of it- the driving, excursions, free time, sightseeing, foods, local people, ancient and modern history, Dublin, Belfast, Glasgow, Donegal, Londonderry, Ring of Kerry, Giants Causeway, wall of Remembrance, Good Friday Peace agreement. I learnt about habits, customs, whiskey and shortbread, music, culture, accents and people, Celtic and Viking influences, symbolism and the importance of change and structure affecting our lives. Love the quirkiness too - The idea of Guinness offering a pint of beer for your blood donation is hilarious, doing your exams in Gaelga gives you a 20% advantage; museums and most event places have no entry fees. NB - (1) ensure all travellers have contact details, only for emergency use (updated as to country and location). (2) We would have loved to have a photo with our guide and driver. They were an important part of our experience! A Most enjoyable and memorable Trafalgar trip. I loved the little aside-jaunts and I loved the way James and Paul worked at keeping the journey interesting, well paced, stress less and fun. Highly commended!

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Very nice itinerary ... jam packed days and evenings. I chose not to do any of the extra evening excursions that were offered so I was able to use the time to explore every overnight stop on my own. The tour guide was amazing... so full of knowledge about all the countries/areas we visited.

It was an amazing experience going to the Highlands for the first time with MacBackpackers. It was a life time dream to visit Scotland, I had huge expectations when I booked this trip and it was exceeded! Why, you ask? Bunch of reasons, some of then being: Great itinerary, had the most places I wanted to go; Flexibility on the itinerary; Increadible guide, Neil is doing this for almost a million years and he's sooo sooo knowledgeble, an amazing storyteller, responsible driver and great person altogether (also he knows some secret and less know spots that are totally worthy and I didn't saw other company's going there); The places we got to visit are breathtaking (the photos you'll take will be beautiful, of course, but also won't do perfect justice, trust me when you see those places live, you'll understand); Bus is great, confy seats, always clean; In relation to other company's this one has a smaller group and it makes a good difference; Lots of time off the bus; Amazing hikes; Last but not least that are high chances that the group of people that you get to meet in this tour will be amazing, I'm very glad to meet everyone I did for sure; Hope that they bring back the 7 days tour, cuz I'll definately be doing that. The most time in the Highlands the better. If you have any doubts about going to Scotland at all or going on this tour, this is your sign to booked it now. Core memory type of experience.

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Explore the Best of Britain on this incredible trip across England, Scotland and Wales, and travel over the sea to the Isle of Skye. Imagine life as a Benedictine monk at Buckfast Abbey, feel the hope of brave pilgrims in Plymouth and be inspired by the beauty of Lake Windermere.

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Sightseeing highlights.

Explore London, Liverpool, the Isle of Skye and Edinburgh with a Local Specialist

Discover Bath, Plymouth, Cardiff, Chester, Glasgow and York

Visit the ancient stone circle at Stonehenge, the Roman Baths in Bath, Polperro, Buckfast Abbey, Glastonbury Abbey, the town of Ludlow, the Isle of Skye, Edinburgh Castle, Alnwick and Shakespeare's Birthplace in Stratford-upon-Avon

View Eilean Donan Castle, Alnwick Castle used as Hogwarts in the Harry Potter films, York Minster and Anne Hathaway's thatched cottage

See Dartmoor, the Lake District, Ben Nevis and Glencoe in the Scottish Highlands and the 18th green at St. Andrews

Tickets for the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo are included on departures that coincide with performance dates

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Drive through this Highland village on Loch Leven.

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Since 1958 , British Tours has recruited many of the best tour guides available in England.

Our team of 47 London tour guides , both men and women, are chosen for their enthusiasm, personality, academic backgrounds and professional experience. They are extensively trained by us and qualified and registered with the London Tourist Board.

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Your guide will collect you by car or minibus  - or larger parties by coach - from any London location and personally guide you inside places of historic importance. 

We have tour guides speaking most languages including French, German, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Japanese and Chinese

Colin  is a Justice of the Peace and a College Lecturer specialising in the Military and Battlefields of Europe.

Harri  is a former Detective in the C.I.D. at New Scotland Yard. He is the only qualified Welsh speaking guide in England and also a British Museum guide.

Sylke  is a linguist, keen traveller, and specialises in Art, Antiques, England's Gardens and family tours. Sylke is the former Sales Manager of London's prestigious St Giles' Hotel.

Jim  is a former Group Captain in the Royal Air Force and Military Attache at the British Embassy in Paris. He was recently awarded the OBE by the Queen.

Sam , as an engineer and diver, worked on the raising and restoration of Henry Vlll's Tudor flagship the Mary Rose that sunk in 1545. He lives next door to Highclere Castle in Berkshire, better known as Downton Abbey, and has a passion for walking and enjoying our wonderful historical buildings.

Ulla  is a St Martin's School of Art Graduate and former Editor of several London Tourist and Shopping magazines. Ulla specialises in the Monarchy, the Social Season, Gardens and Architecture.

Jonathan  is fluent in French, German and Italian and specialises in tours of Normandy by Private Plane, London, Hampton Court and his old University City, Oxford. One of Jonathan's many 'claims to fame' is as a leading extra with Hugh Grant, in Hugh's first movie!

Callum was born in London and educated in Scotland. A physics graduate and former management consultant with Accenture and Unisys, he has always loved discovering and imparting the facts. Qualified as a guide to the City of London and City of Westminster, he is currently reading an MA in Historical Research at the University of London.

Olga loves sharing her passion for History with visitors from all over the world - she guides expertly in five languages!

Mark  grew up in London and Dorset, the county that features in the novels of Thomas Hardy. He holds a degree in English Literature and his thesis on H.G. Wells is in the British Library! Mark worked in the British Museum for several years and specialises in the British Museum, The National Gallery, The Tate Britain, East London and the Docklands.

Jeremy  is an expert in British History (he used to teach the subject) and passionate about it. He has an International career in import and export, working with the Middle East, France and India.

Richard  worked for the BBC World, Sky News, ITN. With a background in journalism, he worked as a foreign affair reporter, political correspondent and television presenter.

Geoff  ‘s areas of expertise include prehistoric Britain and the history of the monarchy. After thirty years as a police detective in London, Geoff now enjoys "meeting new people every day who are actually pleased to see me!" 

Rod  is a published author and lived in Europe for a number of years. Rod specialises in the military history and is currently involved with writing a further volume on the war dead of his home village. 

Nikki specialises in modern and classic art and has led tours all over the world with private adult groups and students. She is renowned for being able to engage with all age groups and tailors her tours accordingly. She has a particular love of all things Royal and knows all the gossip! She's a good all rounder too. 

Mike , as a former BBC TV news correspondent, has reported from many of the world's trouble spots before going on to found a TV production company specialising in history programmes. His special interests are the Royal Navy - especially in the 18 century - and Tudor England. His family home is next to Downton Abbey (Highclere Castle) in Berkshire (although he's not appeared in the tv series yet!) and the Middleton's live in the next village so he's up on royal gossip.  

Alan  first guided for us as a student before entering a career in chartered surveying. Alan's interest in historic buildings has led him to Postgraduate studies in building conservation & architectural history. His special interests include Georgian architecture, Parish Churches and Cathedrals - notably St Paul's Cathedral where he has worked as a volunteer guide for a number of years.

David  has extensive knowledge of Scotland and Wales, specialises in World War l and ll and has guided many tours to the East Anglian airbases as well as the Normandy beaches.

Steve  is an architect who has specialised in restoration work to a number of England's Museums, Art Galleries and Palaces including Hampton Court Palace.

Michael  is a London university lecturer in Art and Design history. Michael is a born Londoner and cannot remember a time when he was not exploring the city’s streets, museums and markets. His special interests include Architecture, Fine Art, Museums & Galleries and Sport.

Nick  was educated at Eton and is a History Teacher. His special interests include tours of his University City, Cambridge.

Tom  studied Modern History at Oxford and his career has included journalism, teaching and magazine editing. Tom has travelled extensively throughout Great Britain and specialises in extended tours throughout England, Scotland & Wales.

Sue  is a registered guide in London and the West Country and specialises in tours of Bath, Windsor Castle and country houses and gardens.

Sheila  studied History and History of Art at the University of London and her many special interests include the Houses of Parliament, Garden History and Victorian London.

Nigel  graduated in Law and worked in film, commercials and light entertainment with names such as Bob Hope, Tommy Cooper and John Cleese. On leaving the industry Nigel went sailing for 10 years+ skippering his own 48' sailing yacht the length and breadth of the Mediterranean and across the Atlantic to the Caribbean. Nigel's interests include history, architecture, the sea and the arts.

Adrian  is an author, linguist and former Royal Engineers officer, Army freefall parachute instructor and diplomat who served in Cyprus, South Vietnam, Ireland, Switzerland, Canada, South Korea (as Olympic Attache for the Seoul Games) and Jamaica.

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Encompassed by the cold swells of the North Sea, the wild waves of the Atlantic Ocean and the warming currents of the Bristol Channel, this island nation has long stood as a bastion of individuality and singleness, geographically separated just a stone’s throw from the coast of mainland Europe. Many travellers will know it as the home of kings and queens, empire and Englishness, where castles crown the hilltops and tea flows from the taps. Others will favour its footballing prowess, quaint country cottages or penchant for heady summertime festivals (think Glastonbury and Reading!). But, ask any United Kingdom tour guide and they will tell you that this country is much more than its stereotype, because from towering Welsh Snowdonia in the west to the snow-tipped caps of the Scottish Highlands, there’s culture, history and character to boot. Ruined monasteries pepper the verdant valleys of Somerset, abandoned mines linger in the cracks of Glamorgan and The North, Stonehenge silhouettes on Salisbury plain, and all the while, the adapting, breathing metropolis of London keeps churning through time.

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How to Visit Bath

Lillian Cespedes Gonzalez Last Updated: May 9, 2024

Over 6 million people come to visit Bath every year as part of their UK trips. Need some tips to get you through yours? Don’t worry, we got you covered! In this guide, we will give you a run down of all the information you need to have the best visit to Bath . This includ es information about tours and key sights you don’t want to miss.

The Best Ways To Visit Bath

• Book tickets for attractions in advance to secure your spot and avoid scheduling issues.
• Explore Bath’s iconic spots with a guided tour for an unforgettable experience. Here are our top tours for the area .
• Plan at least 2 hours to wander around the city center and soak up its must-see sights and allocate 5 to 6 hours for a full exploration of Bath’s tourist attractions.
• Dive into Bath’s rich history by reading up on Georgian architecture, Jane Austen, and the Roman baths before your visit.
• Bookmark this guide for easy access during your trip to Bath.

Not ready to book a tour? Check out our  best London tours to take and why .

How Long To Spend in Bath?

Short answer : For a quick visit, spend 2 hours exploring the city center, but plan for 5 to 6 hours for a thorough exploration.

Well, it all boils down to your schedule and how much time you’ve got to spare on your travels. If you’re just passing through or on a tight schedule, you can soak up the city’s charm and main attractions in a speedy 2-hour.

While you could spend ages exploring every corner of Bath (and who could blame you?), a single full day should be plenty. Shoot for around 6 to 8 hours of solid exploring, with breaks for snacks and a breather, of course.

How To Get To Bath

Getting to Bath is relatively easy since its on one of the main motorways that connects the south of England, and has good connections via trains and buses. However, don’t underestimate the travel time—it’s a busy route, especially during peak hours, with frequent commuter traffic. If you’re relying on public transport, expect potential changes between trains or buses.

If you fly into London, it takes around 3 to 3.5 hours to drive to Bath via the M25. A train journey from London typically takes over 2 hours, departing from either St Pancras or Paddington Stations with Great Western Rail, and arriving at Bath Spa.

If you’re arriving in the UK on one of the many cruise ships docking on the south coast, the top ports connecting with Bath are Southampton (about 2 hours away) and Bristol (30 minutes by car or 15 by train!).

If you’re not keen on dealing with train timetables or driving from London to Bath yourself, we can take care of that for you. We offer tours from London to Bath   with round-trip transport included. So, there’s no need to worry about car rentals, driving in a new city, directions to Bath, or paying tolls. It’s a fun and easy way to visit this town.

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What To See While Visiting Bath

• The Roman Baths are the most visited attraction and the main reason the town exist, so this is a must stop.
• Walk around the Royal Crescen t to take in the traditional architecture of the city.
• The J ane Austen Centre will tell you everything you need to know about one of the cities most famous residents.
• Admire the fan vaulting at Bath Abbey, and see the views of the city from the top of the tower.
• Get sucked in the world of Victorian Gothic literature in the immersive experience at Mary Shelley’s House of Frankenstein.
• Explore the designs of John Wood the Elder at the Circus.
• Get the most picturesque pictures at the Pulteney Bridge.
• Stretch your legs in the greenery of the Royal Victoria Park.
• Settle the sweet tooth score by visiting the Sally Lunn’s Historic Eating House & Museum   – just remember to also try a bath Bun in any of the traditional bakeries!
• See what takes your fancy around the Green Park Station area; great for shopping and eating, vintage, antiques and much more.

Bath Tour Options

Small group day tour of bath, windsor castle, and stonehenge from london.

Ready to experience the most sought-after historic sites in England in just one unforgettable day? This tour covers it all, taking you from the mesmerizing Stone Circle of Stonehenge to the pristine UNESCO World Heritage city of Bath, then on to marvel at the jaw-dropping majesty of Windsor Castle! If you’re looking for a tour that helps you maximize your time in London, you’ll love this history-driven experience!

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Full-Day Stonehenge and Bath Tour from London

Is a day trip to Stonehenge from London on your list? How about Bath? If so, did you know you can combine the two on one incredible trip from London? On this full-day tour, you’ll unravel the mysteries of ancient Neolithic stone circles and admire Georgian architecture and historic baths. Our knowledgeable guides will ensure your time is filled with intriguing insights so you can return to London with a bucket list adventure ticked off, superb photos and memories to match.

Windsor, Stonehenge, & Bath Full-Day Tour with Lacock Pub Lunch from London

Windsor Castle, Stonehenge, and Bath are all must-see destinations while visiting London, but, did you know you can tour all three during one fantastic day out? Leave the planning to the experts on this full-day tour, which whisks you between a royal castle, ancient Roman baths, and magnificent stones shrouded in mystery. Plus, with entry tickets and lunch at a 14th-century pub included, all you have to do is sit back, relax, and enjoy the region’s beauty.

5 Things You Didn’t Know About Bath

• Bath’s rise to fame began with its Roman settlement, Aquae Sulis, and the legendary Roman baths that turned it into a hot spot for thermal and spa resorts over the centuries.
• Despite Bath not being a prime military target, it endured heavy bombing during World War II because its cultural significance made it a symbolic target for destruction, leading to extensive restoration efforts.
• Bath is renowned for its Georgian architecture, with iconic buildings crafted from the distinctive Bath stone, lending the city its creamy aesthetic.
• Did you know that Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie found refuge in Bath at Fairfield House during his exile from 1936 to 1940? Talk about unexpected royal connections!
• Bath has been a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1987!

Where To Eat in Bath

There are plenty of great places to eat in this town! Check out the list below for some great choices.

The Circus Restaurant :  £££ | Modern Cuisine —If you want to eat in one of the top 20 rated restaurants in the whole country, with beautiful architecture, this is your place.

The Green Rocket: ££  | Plant-based Cafe — an award winning cafe which specialises in vegetarian and vegan food.

The Oven :  ££ | Pizzeria — you can never go wrong with pizza, and this independent, award winning, Neapolitan, wood fire pizzeria has a slice for everyone.

The Mad Hatter’s Tea Party :  ££ | Afternoon tea —if you’re dying to live your best Jane Austen or Bridgerton fantasy, you must stop for afternoon tea at this charming Alice in Wonderland themed tea room.

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About Lillian Cespedes Gonzalez

Dr. Lillian Cespedes Gonzalez is a historian and published author. She specialises in medievalism, the Vikings, popular culture, and cultural identity. She is an educator and has worked at the University of Winchester teaching the Golden Age of Spain as well as working on different research projects.

Her academic work has also taken her to the world of publishing and editorial work. She used to be the director for Revista Medieval and the image editor at the Royal Studies Journal and has contributed to other publications as an ad hoc copyeditor.

She is also de CEO at Travelusion Tours, a tour guiding company that specialises in affordable and accessible guided tours in the UK and Europe. The tours are virtual or face to face.

She is also the host of several podcasts (Nu History, ManaBurnt & Tour Guide Central). Some examples of her published work are:

"Motherhood in Vikings", Vikings and The Vikings: essays on Television's History Channel Series, 2019

"Jessica Jones: Gender and the Marvel Phenomenon", Jessica Jones, Scarred Superhero: Essays on gender, Trauma and Addiction in the Netflix Series, 2018

"Some Reflections on Danes in Wessex Today, pp. 250-262", Danes in Wessex The Scandinavian Impact on Southern England, c.800–c.1100, 2016

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Want to see a whale? These are the top 5 recommended whale watch tours in New England

Whale watching season in New England lasts from April to October as the giants of see come to the Gulf of Maine to feed in the nutrient rich water.

The trick is seeing them. While you might get lucky and spot some whales from the coastline on Cape Cod , typically it requires some extra planning for the best experience.

With the North Atlantic Right Whales being seen in higher numbers this year off Cape Cod , and other whale species such as humpback, fin and minke whales making their way north, booking a whale watch is looking like an ideal day trip for the family.

Here are the top five whale watching tours in New England based on Trip Advisor's reviews .

1. Seven Seas Whale Watch

Cost: $45 per adult

Duration: Four hours

What to know: Based in Gloucester, Massachusetts, a former whaling port now launches whale watch tours from Cape Ann to the Stellwagen Bank Marine Sanctuary.

2. Cape Ann Whale Watch

Cost: $48 per adult

What to know: Also leaving from Gloucester to take patrons to Stellwagen Bank, Cape Ann Whale Watch states that it distinguishes itself from the competition through its faster vessel, The Hurricane II. It makes the most of the four hours on the water by reaching the whales' feeding grounds sooner for more time watching and less time traveling.

3. Bar Harbor Whale Watch Co.

Cost: $75 per adult

Duration: Three to five and a half hours

What to know: As the name suggests, based in Bar Harbor, Maine and goes out into the Gulf of Maine. Despite the name, the tour explores a habitat with porpoise, dolphins, seals, sharks and various sea birds. Bar Harbor Whale Watch Co. is also a Whale SENSE, a voluntary program that helps to promote responsible whale watching practices, education, and ocean stewardship in collaboration with NOAA Fisheries. They also offer puffin tours.

4. Cap'n Fish's Cruises

Cost: $79 per adult

Duration: Three and a half hours

What to know: Also based in Maine, this tour, guided by marine biologists, leaves from Boothbay Harbor. Having operated for over 80 years, touts itself as the oldest whale watching tour in Maine's Mid Coast region. They also offer puffin tours.

5. Dolphin Fleet Whale Watch

Duration: Three to four hours

What to know: Leaves from Provincetown, Massachusetts. Dolphin Fleet facilitates scientific research and each tour has members of their on staff naturalists on board. Also a member of Whale SENSE.

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UK Government’s top scientist tours Durham campus

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The UK Government’s top scientist has toured science facilities on our campus, meeting staff and students and hearing about the research being undertaken.

Professor Dame Angela McLean, the UK Government’s Chief Scientific Adviser (GCSA), visited our departments of Physics, Engineering, Chemistry, Biosiences, Computer Science and Mathematical Sciences.

Strength across the sciences

During her tour, Dame Angela learned about Durham’s strengths in quantum technology, energy, smart soils, biomolecular interactions, biochemistry and robotics and automation.

She met many of our leading researchers, and had lunch with some early career researchers.

The visit was led by Professor Clive Roberts, our Executive Dean for Science, and Professor Dagou Zeze, Deputy Executive Dean (Research).

Look closer at science at Durham

Our Science Faculty is home to a diverse community of staff and students, across eight academic departments. Our research impacts society, transforming lives for the better.

Natural Sciences at Durham was recently ranked 92 nd in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2024. Earth and Marine Sciences ranked joint 48 th , Physics and Astronomy 69 th , Psychology 74 th , and Geology and Geophysics both in the top 100.

Our ambitious Science Transformation programme will ensure that, as we mark 100 years of the science campus at Durham University, we make an even more significant contribution to the challenges facing society in future.

Find out more

• Explore more about our Faculty of Science
• Meet our new Executive Dean for Science, Professor Clive Roberts
• Read more about the work of Professor Dame Angela McLean

UK Chief Scientific Adviser Professor Dame Angela McLean with colleagues in the Department of Biosciences

UK Chief Scientific Adviser Professor Dame Angela McLean with Professor Toby Breckon in the Department of Computer Science

UK Chief Scientific Adviser Professor Dame Angela McLean with Science Faculty colleagues at the Mathematical Sciences and Computer Science building

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Kenyan tour guide rescues 14 tourists after devastating floods

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A Kenyan tour guide helped rescue 14 tourists and 25 staff after major flooding hit their camp in Maasai Mara national reserve.

The group, including three British travellers, were staying at Talek Bush Camp when rising flood water put them in danger.

Tour guide James Apolloh Omenya, 27, sprung into action and led them to a higher platform, where they were later picked up by the Kenyan Red Cross.

Torrential rains have caused widespread flooding and landslides across the East African nation since the rainy season begun in March, killing at least 210 people and causing widespread damage.

James was asleep in his tent when his driver woke him up at around 1.20am to warn him about heavy rain and flooding, reports Sky News.

‘When I woke up our tent was literally floating,’ he said.

‘We stepped out of the tent and after a short while the water was reaching up to our waists.’

Realising the group could be in danger, he woke everyone up and initially took them to a room that was safer.

But with the water level rising, James feared the room may also soon be flooded and that they needed to find somewhere higher.

He said: ‘In the camp there are concrete water tankers that are about 27ft (8.2m) above the ground on a platform – so I went and got a ladder and moved it up next to the tank.’

From here the group was rescued by the Kenya Red Cross at around 10.40am on Wednesday.

Some of the tourists were flown to Nairobi, the Kenyan capital, while a few decided to remain in Maasai Mara in the hope of finishing their trip.

Looking back on the rescue, James said it was important to stay calm and put people’s safety first.

CNN reporter Larry Madowo wrote on Instagram that the tour guide also swam to save the life of another who had been trapped by flood water and couldn’t be reached by a helicopter.

Speaking on Friday, Kenyan president William Ruto said the flooding across the country is expected to get even worse.

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‘Sadly, we have not seen the last of this perilous period, as the situation is expected to escalate. Meteorological reports paint a dire picture,’ Ruto said on Kenyan television.

‘Kenya may face its first-ever cyclone.’

Cyclone Hidaya is expected hit Tanzania, Kenya’s southern neighbour, on Saturday, bringing with it waves almost eight metres high (26 feet) and 165kph winds (100mph), according to the IGAD Climate Prediction and Applications Centre.

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Floods have killed more than 160 people in Tanzania since the beginning of April.

‘This cyclone, named Hidaya, that could hit anytime now, is predicted to cause torrential rain, strong winds and powerful and dangerous waves,’ Ruto said.

The US has also been hit by extreme weather , with numerous tornadoes plowing through Texas.

Video footage shows the twisters descend on the state on Thursday evening

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England's Mike Browne takes historic G4D title deep in heart of Texas

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This week’s CJ Cup Byron Nelson PGA TOUR event in McKinney, Texas, can only hope to play host to a finish that rivals the exciting ending to the Golf 4 Disabilities (G4D) Tour event that preceded it at TPC Craig Ranch.

England’s Mike Browne made pars on his last three holes on Tuesday to hold off the Tour’s top-ranked player, Kipp Popert of England, and capture his third G4D Tour title by one stroke. Browne came home in 2-under 34 to shoot 73, finishing 36 holes at level-par 144. His score was one better than Popert, who had begun the day sharing the lead with Browne after an opening 71, and Spain’s Juan Postigo Arce, an amazing talent who competes on one leg and shot 71, tying the day’s low round.

G4D Tour participants at THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson

Popert was one of four players who either held or was tied for the lead across a tightly contested final round at TPC Craig Ranch, which plays host to this week’s TOUR event beginning on Thursday. Popert was trying to land his 11 th championship on the All-Abilities circuit.

For historical purposes, this week marked the first official G4D Tour stop in the United States, one of nine stops on the 2024 circuit, and the 10 highly ranked players (eight men, two women) who attended from across the globe enjoyed the experience and hope that there will be more to follow.

With his left leg straightened and braced, there was little that Browne could do day-to-day. He could not drive, could not fly, had great difficulty trying to negotiate stairs and his overall quality of life plummeted. He said he contemplated ending his life by jumping out a second-story hospital window – if only his annoying leg brace would have allowed him to fit through it.

He ended up viewing a random poster promoting golf as an outlet for the disabled, and thought he’d try it once he made the astute decision to simplify his life by amputating the leg. He now plays using a prosthetic.

Mike Browne now plays golf with a prosthetic leg. (Getty Images)

Browne had one of those early moments when first starting to hit golf balls on a range when he flushed a shot and got that "feel." The game just grabbed him. It hasn’t let him go, either, which is fortunate. He wakes up each day with goals, and golf gives him something to do. Browne, in fact, credits the game for not only changing his life, but saving it .

In an interview with the EDGA (organized in 2000, and formally known as the European Disabled Golf Association), Browne said of golf: “It gave me confidence. It just saved my life, really.”

He explained, “A lot of people think their life is over when they get injured, but I’m not the same. ‘That life’ (pre-injury) is done; I’ve got a new one now. Let’s make the most of it. That’s what I’m doing, and that’s what I’ve done."

Lachlan Wood (Australia), who overcame a horrendous car accident and spent five years away from golf before finding his way back, had opened with 72, and when he birdied the seventh and ninth holes, he moved into the lead midway through the final round. When Wood made two early bogeys on his back nine, Popert, Postigo Arce and Browne passed him at the top, all getting to even par shortly after the turn.

Browne got back in it with birdies at Nos. 10, 13 and 14. Postigo Arce, playing up ahead, birdied the 12th and 14th holes. Popert was heating up, too; he birdied three of his first four holes on his second nine. Brendan Lawlor of Ireland, a consistent contender among G4D competitors, made his own late move by shooting 3-under 33 on his final nine, but fell two shots shy of Browne, tying for fourth with Wood.

In the end, Browne, whose strength is his driving, just proved a tad steadier, and that showed in his finish. After a bogey at the par-3 15 th , he was mistake-free, doing what he had to do by making pars to win. It was his second big win in months, coming on the heels of winning the G4D Tour Season Finale in Dubai the week of the DP World World Tour Championship.

In Dubai, Browne posed on the 18 th green with his G4D champion's trophy alongside Denmark’s Nicolai Højgaard, the tournament champion, and Rory McIlroy, who captured the Race to Dubai. Browne marvels at the experiences that golf has given him.

From left to right, Mike Browne (winner of the 2023 DP World G4D Tour), Rory McIlroy (winner of the 2023 DP World Tour Race to Dubai) and Nicolai Højgaard (winner of the 2023 DP World Tour Championship. (David Cannon/Getty Images)

At his lowest point, when he figured he could take no more pain and all his social skills had vanished, Browne remembers sitting in his hospital bed and crying for three days straight. He knew he needed help, and that was the point he finally would ask for it. And then his life would take a starkly different turn when he saw a single golf poster.

On Tuesday in Texas, that time seemed so long ago.

Golf saved my life in that aspect,” he said. “It gave me everything that I was missing. It gave me purpose.”

On Tuesday, it gave him a great victory, and a small piece of history as the first G4D player to win an official Tour event in the United States. Best yet: At 46, Browne believes he is just getting started.

Wells Fargo Championship

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With World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler away as he and his wife Meredith remain on Baby Watch , seven of the remaining top 10 golfers on the Official World Golf Ranking will have a chance to win a PGA Tour Signature Event at this week's Wells Fargo Championship—not to mention gain some momentum with the PGA Championship right around the corner. Rory McIlroy, Wyndham Clark, Xander Schauffele, Viktor Hovland, Patrick Cantlay, Brian Harman and Max Homa are set to tee off at Quail Hollow, all trying to hit the highs that Clark reached in 2023 .

Winning by four strokes while setting a 72-hole record at 265, Clark claimed his maiden tour title a year ago in Charlotte before eventually going on to win the U.S. Open just over a month later. On Sunday last year, Clark went four under over his last 11 holes separating himself from the red-hot Xander Schauffele.

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Like Clark, McIlroy is a big fan of this event as he set a scoring record of 21 under back in 2015; it’s also the only tournament that the Northern Irishman has won three times. His last victory came in 2021, so it might be time for that fourth Wells Fargo victory.

This week's winner will receive 700 FedEx Cup points and a $3.6 million cut of the $20 million purse.

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Golf Channel will carry live coverage Thursday and Friday from 2-6 p.m. EDT. On Saturday and Sunday, Golf Channel will start the coverage from 1-3 p.m. with CBS taking over with afternoon coverage from 3-6 p.m.

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PGA Tour Live streaming coverage will air on ESPN+ from 11 a.m.-6 p.m. on Thursday and Friday with four-stream expanded coverage that includes a main feed, a featured groups feed, a marquee groups feed and a featured holes (Nos. 4, 6, 14 aand 17) feed. Four-stream coverage will also take place Sautrday and Sunday from 7:15 am to 1 p.m.

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Thursday/first round.

11 a.m. – Peter Malnati, Matthieu Pavon, Gary Woodland

11:11 a.m. – Sungjae Im, Brendon Todd, Denny McCarthy

11:22 a.m. – Tom Hoge, Andrew Putnam, Adam Schenk

11:33 a.m. – Sepp Straka, Mackenzie Hughes, Eric Cole

11:44 a.m. – Si Woo Kim, Seamus Power, Patrick Rodgers

11:55 a.m. – Lee Hodges, Russell Henley, Byeong Hun An

12:06 p.m. – Jake Knapp, Will Zalatoris, Alex Noren

12:17 p.m. – Emiliano Grillo, Sam Burns, Harris English

12:28 p.m. – Hideki Matsuyama, Sahith Theegala, Viktor Hovland

12:39 p.m. – Rory McIlroy, Tom Kim, Max Homa

12:50 p.m. – Matt Fitzpatrick, Corey Conners, Adam Svensson

1:01 p.m. – Billy Horschel, Nick Dunlap, Kevin Tway

11 a.m. – Taylor Pendrith, Akshay Bhatia, Justin Thomas

11:11 a.m. – Brian Harman, Jason Day, Patrick Cantlay

11:22 a.m. – Shane Lowry, Wyndham Clark, Xander Schauffele

11:33 a.m. – Collin Morikawa, Rickie Fowler, Jordan Spieth

11:44 a.m. – Keegan Bradley, Kurt Kitayama, Cameron Young

11:55 a.m. – Grayson Murray, Justin Rose, Webb Simpson

12:06 p.m. – Austin Eckroat, Adam Scott, Ben Kohles

12:17 p.m. – Lucas Glover, J.T. Poston, Cam Davis

12:28 p.m. – Chris Kirk, Taylor Moore, Tommy Fleetwood

12:39 p.m. – Nick Taylor, Tony Finau, Adam Hadwin

12:50 p.m. – Stephan Jaeger, Matt Kuchar, Christiaan Bezuidenhout

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