London Explorer

Welcome to your tour of London! Make your own way to your hotel and Depending on when you arrive, you may have some time to see a bit of the city.

On this day, arrive at Victoria Square and get to know your guide. Begin the perfect London tour with an extraordinary panoramic tour of the city’s best landscapes. You will pass through Parliament Square, where you’ll not only see the iconic Westminster Abbey, Big Ben, and the Houses of Parliament, but many more of London’s most noted landmarks. St. Paul’s Cathedral will be on your list of places to visit. Bringing you back to the 17th century, St Paul must not be missed. It offers majestic paintings and crypts that will teach you the riches of London’s religious history. (Please note that there will be no guiding inside the cathedral on Sunday due to church services.) Moving on to Buckingham Palace, you will enjoy the iconic Changing of the Guard ceremony from a favored position. Finally, the Tower of London waits for you to enjoy an Extended Visit. The majestic Tower of London is one of the capital’s most wonderful milestones, with its amazing history making the city what it has become today. The night is spent in London.

This day is free to explore the city or learn about the nearby attractions. Our suggestion is to join one of our tours. You will have different alternatives to visit, such as: Leeds Castle, Canterbury, Dover, followed by a Greenwich River Boat Ride, or you can join a tour to Oxford, Stratford-upon-Avon, Cotswolds, and Warwick Castle. Cambridge, Oxford, or Manchester are close, too. See the list of our optional tours and choose the ones you would like. Overnight in London.

Arrive at the meeting point and comfortably drive out of town. You will first stop at Windsor Castle, which is the largest and oldest of the occupied castles in the world, dating back almost a thousand years and, at the same time, one of the official residences of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. While you visit, you can see the fancy Royal State Apartments. You will also be able to see St. Georgeâ€TMs Chapel, the final destination and place of rest for 10 monarchs and the royal wedding venue for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Move on to the mysterious Stonehenge, a place that no one would believe without seeing. These stones have been standing on Salisbury Plains for almost 5,000 years and are the source of thousands of theories about their function and meaning. Is it a religious temple? A Bronze Age graveyard? Could it be that it was an astronomical clock? After that, visit Salisbury Cathedral. Salisbury Cathedral is over 800 years old and stands at a whopping 123m; it is one of the most glorious pieces of the city skyline. The interesting pinnacle is considered to be one of the masterpieces of Early English architecture. When you are finished with your lunch, visit the city of Bath, which is located very close to the River Avon and was the first city in England to be declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Take the opportunity to explore more of the elegant city of Bath by taking a walking tour. You will be led by an expert guide who will teach you about the rich history of Bath, and you will get to venture down the attractive streets whilst you explore amazingly interesting facts about the city. Overnight in London.

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