This 12-day journey offers a true taste of England at its most charming – a blend of history, countryside, and culture that unfolds at a relaxed and thoughtful pace.
10 days
|£4,170pp
This 12-day journey offers a true taste of England at its most charming – a blend of history, countryside, and culture that unfolds at a relaxed and thoughtful pace.
Experience London’s royal landmarks and vibrant neighborhoods, and Bath’s beautiful Georgian streets.
You’ll travel west through rolling landscapes to the Cotswolds which offer an authentic taste of peaceful countryside living. Along the way, private tours, handpicked hotels, and first-class travel ensure your experience is both comfortable and deeply immersive.
Your journey concludes in Oxford, where centuries of learning and tradition come to life among grand colleges and cobbled streets.
Your stay begins in central London, within walking distance of Buckingham Palace. A private guide will introduce you to the city in a classic Mini Cooper, stopping at key landmarks including Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament and Tower Bridge.
Those with an interest in history can choose private tours of Buckingham Palace, Windsor Castle or Hampton Court Palace, each offering an insight into the country’s rich royal history.
Use your free time to browse Harrods or Liberty, visit galleries such as the National Portrait Gallery, or explore neighborhoods like Covent Garden and Marylebone. Evenings can be enjoyed with a show at a West End theatre followed by dinner in one of London’s leading restaurants.
Travel by first-class train to Bath, a UNESCO World Heritage city known for its Roman heritage and gorgeous architecture. Check in to a Georgian townhouse hotel overlooking the Royal Crescent.
A guided tour takes you to the Roman Baths, Bath Abbey and No. 1 Royal Crescent. Later, unwind at the Thermae Bath Spa, where natural thermal waters feed an open-air rooftop pool with views of the city skyline.
Spend the evening walking through the cobbled streets, browsing local boutiques, or dining at one of Bath’s independent restaurants.
Continue into the countryside for a stay in the Cotswolds, a region of stone cottages, quiet lanes and scenic hills. Your hotel sits among gardens and meadows, providing a peaceful base for exploring the surrounding villages that epitomise British countryside living.
Spend your days visiting places such as Bibury, Stow-on-the-Wold and Bourton-on-the-Water, each known for its traditional charm. A private driver-guide will arrange visits to local markets or stately homes depending on your interests.
During your stay, take a private day trip to Oxford. Walk through the historic university colleges, see Christ Church Cathedral, and explore the city’s libraries and museums.
Return to London by first-class train, marking the end of a journey that highlights the character and history of England at a comfortable pace.
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