Universities, castles, cathedrals, nature, mansions — one day trips from London
800 p for guide; 1300 p per guide and transport; 1600 p per guide, driver and car; 8 hours total
Cambridge university, Ely cathedral, Hatfield Palace
You will see three different cities with 12th century old university, ancient cathedral with modern art, impressive nature with eel river and lawns, palace and formal gardens of Elizabeth I, middle-age tavern and towers with original english cousine and traditional crafts
Highclere Castle, Andover town and cathedral, Bombay Sapphire distillery
Highclere Castle — the ancestral seat of the Earls of Carnarvon, built in the 17th century — was brought by the TV series «Downton Abbey»!
Oxford university, Woodstock town, Blenheim Palace
Oxford is insanely famous because of its University, in the second half of the 12th century, the famous Oxford University was built, and since then the active development of the city as an educational center began.
Blenheim Palace is the residence of the Dukes of Marlborough and the only non-royal and non-episcopal country house in England bearing the title of palace.
Leeds Castle, Canterbury with Gusbourne vibeyard, Folkstone town
Leeds castle in Kent has existed on this site since 857. In the 13th century, it fell into the hands of King Edward I, for whom it became a favorite residence; in the 16th century, Henry VIII used it as a residence for his first wife, Catherine of Aragon.
Folkstone is an interesting mixture of an unpretentious fishing port, a traditional seaside resort and an artistic retreat for painters
Hever castle, Lewes town, Brighton sea resort
Brighton is the busiest sea resort in England, located on the coast of the English Channel, in which provincial simplicity is harmoniously combined with the developed infrastructure of a respectable European resort.
Wimbledon village with tennis museum, Portsmouth and Southampton ports
England’s main seaport, Portsmouth, is now a huge industrial port, famous from the ancient Romans built a fortress on the northernmost edge of this bay, and in the Norman era, a port grew here.
Rye town, Knole deer park, Scotney castle
Rye is not just a legendary town of smugglers, but also an exemplary middle-class English town in East Sussex.
Windsor castle, Eton College, Staines — upon — Thames
Windsor is a royal residence along with a place of training for prime ministers and the high elite! Guests of the city are in for a lot of pleasant surprises because a visit to the royal residence is just one of the many things that must be done in Windsor.
Eton is a spirit of real England awaits us — aristocratic, majestic, and very atmospheric.
Salisbury cathedral, Stonehenge, Winchester town
Salisbury is a medieval city that houses the Salisbury Cathedral, built in the 13th century. After a walk around the city, you can see the cathedral from the inside.