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Uncover the rich tapestry of Britain’s history on the "England and Scotland Heritage" tour, an 8-day adventure perfect for families and travelers with a taste for heritage. Journey from London to Glasgow, exploring Windsor Castle, Shakespeare’s Stratford-upon-Avon, and the picturesque Lake District. Wander through the storied cities of Bath, York, and Edinburgh, and even stroll the hallowed greens of St. Andrews. Designed with an easy activity level, this trip ensures comfort and accessibility for all ages, blending iconic landmarks with chances for leisurely family bonding. The tour’s unique selling point: a thoughtfully curated route that brings British history to life for every member of the group.
Begin and end your journey on the busy streets of London. After check-in, you have the rest of the day to explore this multicultural city your way. March to the tune of "God Save the King" as you embrace all the pomp and pageantry of Britain's capital. Delve into London's royal heritage, stroll along the Thames or admire treasures from across the globe in one of the capital's museums before retiring to your neighbourhood 'local' for a pint or two.
What a treat! A full free day to explore all the surprises London has to offer in preparation for your epic adventure across England and Scotland. There's no shortage of places to go and people to see as you pound the pavements in search of the very best of Britain, from bacon butties to builder's tea, royal palaces to cathedrals, the London Underground to the mesmerising world of monuments and museums that lies above.
This morning, meet your Travel Director and travel companions and head west for a memorable encounter with royalty and academia. Start with a stop in Windsor, home to the oldest and largest inhabited castle in the world, then continue to the university city of Oxford. Explore its streets of renowned colleges and historic architecture. Finally, journey onward to Birmingham for your overnight stay.
The Romans left their magic touch on the pretty town of Chester. Youll view the city walls that they built in the first century to defend their fortress and the black-and-white half-timbered buildings, famously known as 'The Rows'. Take some time to explore Chester your way or join a Choice Experience to Llangollen in North Wales. Home of the International Eisteddfod, Llangollen has a tiny population but punches well above its weight when it comes to serene scenery and an array of cafes, bars and restaurants. Your home for the night is the haunt of the 'Fab Four', with an evening at leisure to explore Liverpools legendary nightlife.
Settle in for a scenic drive north to the Lake District. Here youll see first-hand why the rugged and untamed beauty of the Lake District inspired William Wordsworth to wander 'lonely as a cloud' in his acclaimed piece of poetry, 'Daffodils'. Theres no better way to embrace the areas heritage than to join a Choice Experience and chug between Haverthwaite and Lakeside in an old-world steam train followed by a cruise on Lake Windermere. Crossing the Scottish border, youll stop at Gretna Green, where eloping couples would exchange their vows over the Blacksmiths anvil and be bound to each other forever. Resist the urge to tie the knot yourself and continue to the bold city of Glasgow, where youll have an opportunity to join a Choice Experience for a night on the "toon".
Channel your inner Highlander, embarking on a journey north to the banks of Loch Lomond, where a cruise to Rob Roys cave could be on the cards should you choose to join this Choice Experience. Later, the breathtakingly beautiful scenery of Glencoe, 'Glen of Weeping', will stir all your emotions not least as you remember the brave clans people who fought relentlessly for their beliefs. Local shepherd Neil and his enthusiastic border collies are ready to welcome guests on their Highland sheep farm for a ChoiceExperience this afternoon. You can perfect your sheep-shearing skills before settling into your Highland hotel.
Robert Burns once wrote of his beloved hills of the Highlands. Your scenic drive through its mystical landscapes will leave you similarly inspired as you venture to picturesque Pitlochry on the banks of the Tummel. Theres time to explore this historic Highland hub on your own or join a Choice Experience to Blair Castle, home of the Duke of Atholl and Europe's last remaining private army. The fairways and greens of St. Andrews, the birthplace of golf, beckon and youll have an opportunity to snap a selfie against the backdrop of the famous 18th green.
Tuck into a hearty Scottish breakfast with tattie scones and all the trimmings. Today youll need some extra sustenance as theres much to see and do in Scotlands hilly capital. The Georgian New Town, Palace of Holyroodhouse, the Royal Mile and Edinburgh Castle all wait to be viewed in the company of your Local Specialist, so grab your camera and prepare for a memorable sightseeing tour revealing all the highlights of Auld Reekie. Youll have plenty of time to explore on your own or consider joining an Optional Experience to Rosslyn Chapel or an in-depth tour of Edinburgh Castle. Tickets to The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo are included on departures that align with performance dates.
Its time to venture south on your return journey through England and come face-to-face with Hadrians first-century attempt to keep the barbarians out of his Roman Empire. Continue to the walled city of York, where an orientation tour will guide you through its narrow medieval streets to its 13th-century Gothic cathedral York Minster.
This morning, we visit Stratford-upon-Avon, the birthplace of the famous bard, William Shakespeare, who became England's most beloved playwright. It's time for one last group picture as you say a fond farewell to your Travel Director and new friends on your return to London.
It's time to close the curtain on your epic adventure across England and Scotland. You'll saycheerioto new friends as you prepare for your return journey home.
The included options are just the sights you see on the bus. Sometimes the tour guide will say we're adding a stop but really its a stop that is included but that no one really paid attention to on the itinerary. The optional extras are the only way to see anything in some of the stops so if you dont do them your just hanging around markets etc.
The hotel in Liverpool....the room was small....difficult to move around.
On the go
Plenty to see and do. Sometimes felt a bit rushed. Guide was very pleasant and was well informed about each point of interest. Included everyone.