Classic London, Bath and Cotswolds
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About this trip
Explore the multicultural, fascinating cosmopolitan city of London! See the most important sights on a city tour, and perhaps visit some of the historic London pubs. Then continue your journey through beautiful countryside to visit the ancient Roman city of Bath. Bath will be your base for the next couple of nights enabling you to tour one of the most picturesque regions of England - the Cotswolds. From Cotswolds you will return to London with a visit to Windsor Castle, the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world. Your classic England tour will be wrapped up with a Farewell Dinner with you fellow travelers on a Thames River Cruise.
What’s included
- Double occupancy in 4-star hotels (limited single rooms available)
- Local Guide throughout trip
- All city transfers
What’s not included
- Flights (except as noted)
- Airport transfers
- Visas and travel insurance
- Food and Alcohol (except as noted)
- Tips and Gratuity
Day by day7 days · 2 cities
- Day 1
Welcome to England!
Welcome to England! Please be ready to meet in the lobby at 5:30pm to depart for your welcome dinner. The exact dinner reservation time will be confirmed closer to your trip date. While London has six main international airports, if you are flying from the U.S., we recommend flying into London Heathrow Airport (LHR) or London Gatwick Airport (LGW).
StayThe Wellington by Blue Orchid★★★★or similar2 nightsOvernight in London.
twin occupancy
MealsDinner - Day 2
Guided London Sightseeing Tour
Start your day with a full breakfast and then head out to explore London, beginning with Theatreland. Your tour will take you through London’s West End and finish in Covent Garden. Here, you will have some free time to get lunch on your own. Afterwards, continue exploring London via the coach bus as you learn more about Regency London. Conclude at Westminster Abbey and return to your own. If you wish to explore more on your own, you will have the rest of the evening at your leisure. Today it is recommended to wear comfortable walking shoes and dress appropriately for the season/weather. Don’t forget your camera!
- Walking Tour of London's Famous TheatrelandThis morning, set out from your hotel and transfer to Theatreland! Here you will have a guided tour of London’s world-famous Theatreland with a walking tour that takes you through the long-standing history and uniqueness of London West End’s incredible theatres. Explore one of London’s most historic – yet liveliest areas – and admire the city's grandest theatres as you hear about famous shows of the past and what's hot in the London theatre scene. See the stunning Theatre Royal, Drury Lane and discover where the world’s longest-running play has been uninterrupted since November 1952. Expect to walk around 1.5 hours with the inclusion of stops along the way..09:00· 120 min· London
- Visit Covent GardenThe tour will finish at Covent Garden where you will meet street performers and learn about the area’s fascinating history. You will also get the chance to explore Covent Garden’s world-famous marketplace with its many trendsetting shops, cafes, wine bars, and restaurants.11:00· 120 min· London
- Tour of Regency LondonAfter some free time for lunch on your own you will board your coach bus for your tour of Regency London. You will explore the elite fashion, architecture, and scandals of 1811–1820, focusing on areas like Mayfair, St. James’s, and Marylebone. Highlights include John Nash’s architecture (Regent Street), Rotten Row in Hyde Park, exclusive clubs, and Burlington Arcade, and highlighting figures like Jane Austen and Beau Brummell. Most of the tour will be done on the bus with photo stops and minimal walking.13:00· 60 min· London
- Visit Westminster AbbeyThe tour will finish with a visit to Westminster Abbey, a royal church in the centre of London offering services for all and a World Heritage Site with over a thousand years of history. It is also where Jane Austen is commemorated with a memorial stone in Poet’s Corner. Located in the South Transept near Shakespeare, the tablet marks her literary legacy. A transfer back to the hotel will be provided at the conclusion of the tour for those who would like to return.14:00· 120 min· London
MealsBreakfast - Day 3
Exploring Bath
After breakfast, wave goodbye to London and transfer to the countryside. On arrival in Bath, you will have some free time to get lunch on your own before you start your walking tour of Bath. Explore the Roman city and the many famous landmarks used in television and film - such as Bridgerton. Continue to the Jane Austen Centre in Bath to learn more about her life. The rest of the evening will be at your leisure. Today it is recommended to wear comfortable walking shoes and dress appropriately for the season/weather. Don’t forget your camera!
- Walking tour of BathAfter breakfast you will depart for Bath. You will then drive on to visit the ancient Roman city of Bath where your guide will take you on a walking tour. The city retains so much of its Georgian charm that Jane Austen fans will recognize many streets and squares from her novels. You will view the magnificent Royal Crescent, perhaps the most attractive street in the country, the Pump Rooms and much more. You will then visit the Jane Austen Centre in Bath which focuses on the life and works of Jane Austen, as well as the Regency period in which she lived. Your visit offers you a snapshot of life during Regency times and explores how living in this magnificent city affected Jane Austen and her writing. Famous Jane Austen characters will take you on a journey through the Centre. You can have fun dressing up, tasting some Regency food, writing with quill pen and ink and even having your picture taken with the world-famous Jane Austen waxwork while finding out about England’s most famous author. Dinner on your own this evening.11:00· 120 min· Bath
- Visit Jane Austen CentreYou will then visit the Jane Austen Centre in Bath which focuses on the life and works of Jane Austen, as well as the Regency period in which she lived. Your visit offers you a snapshot of life during Regency times and explores how living in this magnificent city affected Jane Austen and her writing. Famous Jane Austen characters will take you on a journey through the Centre. You can have fun dressing up, tasting some Regency food, writing with quill pen and ink and even having your picture taken with the world-famous Jane Austen waxwork while finding out about England’s most famous author.13:00· 120 min· Bath
- Transfer · London → BathTake a private transfer from London to Bath. Stops for bathrooms will be made along the way as needed.private · 180 min
Stay (one of these)2 nights- Landsdown Grove Hotel★★★★Overnight in Bath.
- Hampton by Hilton Bath City Centre★★★★In the heart of Bath, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, our hotel is less than 10 minutes from dozens of parks, museums, and historic sites. We're a quarter mile from the Roman Baths and Thermae Bath Spa, and half-mile from Bath Spa Railway Station. Bristol Airport is 40 minutes away. Fuel your busy day with free breakfast.
You’ll stay in one of the above (or another property of equivalent tier). twin occupancy.
MealsBreakfast - Day 4
Classic Cotswolds Tour
Today you will head north to visit the Cotswolds region. Famous for its rolling hills and honey-coloured stone villages, the Cotswolds is one of England’s most picturesque regions. Stop and explore a few towns and villages, perfect for iconic photos! In the afternoon you will have high tea, before squeezing in any last minute stops and heading back to Bath. The rest of the evening will be at your leisure. Today it is recommended to wear comfortable walking shoes and dress appropriately for the season/weather. Don’t forget your camera!
- Scenic Journey through CotswoldsAfter reaching the Cotswolds, your tour will be done as a scenic drive throughout the towns and villages that dot the countryside. Stops will be made in pretty villages like Bibury, Bourton-on-the-Water, and Stow-on-the-Wold. The exact stops and route you will take will be varied according to traffic and crowds. You’ll also have time for photostops and exploring cozy shops!10:00· 240 min· Bibury, Bourton-on-the-Water, Stow-on-the-Wold
- High Tea in the CotswoldsThis afternoon you will have a delicious afternoon tea including sandwiches, scones with jam and cream, cake and tea or coffee14:00· 90 min· Cotswolds, England
- Transfer · Bath → CotswoldsTake a private transfer to the Cotswolds.60 min
- Transfer · Cotswolds → BathTake a private return transfer back to Bath.90 min
MealsBreakfastLunch - Day 5
Return to London
Enjoy a last breakfast in Bath before returning to London. Enroute, you will visit Windsor Castle, the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world. Depending on timing, you will either have time to get lunch near Windsor Castle or upon your return to London. This evening you will transfer to the Thames River for your evening River Cruise and final dinner! Today it is recommended to wear comfortable walking shoes and dress appropriately for the season/weather. Don’t forget your camera!
- Windsor Castle VisitWindsor Castle is the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world. Founded by William the Conqueror in the 11th century, it has since been the home of 40 monarchs. There are a lot of things to see and do at Windsor Castle. In the State Apartments you will explore ceremonial rooms that are used today by the Royal Family, and you will discover historical rooms that were built for Charles II and his Queen, Catherine of Braganza. The State Apartments are open when the Castle is open, with a few exceptions throughout the year when official State events are taking place.11:00· 120 min· Windsor, England
- Evening River Cruise Along the ThamesThis evening, glide along the River Thames and immerse yourself in the magic of London’s skyline as it sparkles under the night sky. Enjoy dinner onboard with a live performer entertaining and dancing included!18:45· 180 min
- Transfer · Bath → WindsorTake a private transfer from Bath to Windsor.private · 105 min
- Transfer from Windsor to LondonTake a private transfer from Windsor to London.60 min
StayThe Wellington by Blue Orchid★★★★or similar1 nightOvernight in London.
twin occupancy
MealsBreakfastDinner - Day 6
Farewell England!
All good things must come to an end—until your next adventure! Enjoy your final breakfast and then continue on your journey. While London has six main international airports, if you are departing to the U.S., we recommend flying into London Heathrow Airport (LHR) or London Gatwick Airport (LGW).
MealsBreakfast
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