Windsor Castle
Following the line of the River Thames we travel West to Windsor Castle, the home of Kings & Queens since 1070AD.
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Windsor Castle & Hampton Court Palace
In 1838, the young Queen Victoria ordered that Hampton Court should be thrown open to all her subjects “without restriction”.
Westminster Highlights
Without the car, you have the opportunity to travel as the locals do. However, it may be best just to concentrate on the area of Westminster where you can see Westminster Abbey, the Houses of Parliament and Buckingham Palace.
Westminster Abbey
One of the key ingredients to a visit to London is a visit to the Collegiate Church of St Peter, Westminster better known the world over as Westminster Abbey.
The Cotswolds
Famous for its picture-postcard, honey-coloured villages, The Cotswolds is one of the most quintessentially English and unspoiled regions of the country.
The Tower of London
One of the essential ingredients to a trip to London is a trip to His Majesty’s Royal Palace and Fortress, the Tower of London (as it is formally known). Built following the invasion of Britain by the Norman French King William the Conqueror in 1066 to keep hostile Londoners at […]
Stratford & Warwick Castle
The birthplace in 1564 of William Shakespeare – widely regarded as the greatest writer in the English Language…
Salisbury & Stonehenge
Known as “the city in the countryside”, Salisbury is surrounded by a landscape that is quintessentially English.
Stonehenge
A plot spoiler – We can’t tell you definitively why this 5,000 year old monument is where it is but we can talk you through some of the most recent theories and research.
Oxford & Blenheim
Oxford, the City of Dreaming Spires, and Blenheim Palace – a masterpiece of 18th century Baroque architecture.