Arrive at London airport and a private vehicle will transfer you to your hotel where you can check in.

One of the world’s most-visited cities, vibrant London is host to a bewildering array of world-class attractions, from storied museums and elegant cathedrals to opulent castles and UNESCO-listed landmarks. No wonder London is a magnet for explorers. Spend your time exploring London’s royal residences, swanky streets, and grand attractions.

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Accommodation in London

Today, spend the day exploring London on a Hop-On Hop-Off Bus.

Explore the best of historic London – seat of the British Royalty – by bus on a lively tour of the city’s key attractions and landmarks. Hop aboard the Big Bus at Hyde Park, Piccadilly Circus or any of the other stops on the route, and grab a comfortable seat in the enclosed lower deck or on the open-air upper deck for the best views. Enjoy the flexibility of choosing your own itinerary and pace with the structure of strategically placed stops and informative onboard commentary from a professional guide. 

As you ride, learn about London’s history and interesting anecdotes about locals sites such as Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, St Paul’s Cathedral, Marble Arch and more. Hop off to explore the eclectic shops in Covent Garden, snap photos of the lavish Buckingham Palace or experience the bustle of Oxford Circle. Between stops, stroll through gorgeous Hyde Park and view Nelson's Column in Trafalgar Square. Your hop-on hop-off pass includes a 30-minute cruise along the River Thames, as well as three walking tours.

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Accommodation in London

After breakfast, continue exploring the city using the Hop-On Hop-Off bus.

Whether you wish to experience the enchantment of a Harry Potter tour, cruise along the Thames, or ascend to the top of the Shard for panoramic city views, there are innumerable ways to enjoy a memorable day out in the Big Smoke. Alternatively, you can also try catching a musical or enjoy an afternoon tea, a quintessentially British tradition.

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Accommodation in London

Start your day early as you pick up your rental car and drive to Bath.

En route, make a stop at the world-famous Stonehenge with an admission ticket.

An archaeological marvel, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and one of the world’s most enigmatic tourist attractions, Stonehenge draws up to 1.3 million visitors annually. The site itself—a circle of gigantic stones standing in the heart of the English countryside—is made even more impressive by its mysterious history. The prehistoric site is so popular that a timed-entry system is in place, and if you arrive at a busy moment you may find yourself waiting to enter. This pre-booked ticket lets you select your preferred time in advance; just turn up on time and go straight in.

Continue your drive to Bath where you can check in at the accommodation.

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Accommodation in Bath

Today, see the best of Bath on a walking tour including a visit to the Roman Baths

As you walk between the sites, hear about this UNESCO-listed city and its Roman and Georgian heritage. Admire landmarks like Bath Abbey and the Royal Crescent, and visit the Roman Baths to see the baths and artifacts left by Britain’s Roman occupiers almost 2,000 years ago.

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Accommodation in Bath

After breakfast, start your drive covering the Cotswold towns.

An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the Cotswolds represent the Platonic ideal of quaint, rural England, from their thatched-roof cottages and rolling, green hills to their heritage tearooms and charming villages. The idyllic towns and villages of the Cotswolds each have their own unique character, and you can spend your time admiring the historic buildings, pass through classic cottages, browse the antique shops, or stop for a traditional afternoon tea at a café.

Some towns worth visiting are Bourton-on-the-Water, Lower & Upper Slaughter, Painswick Beacon, and Chipping Campden.

In the evening, make your way to Chipping Campden and check into your accommodation. Famed for the heritage architecture lining its High Street, its centuries-old market hall, and its picturesque country church, Chipping Campden is considered one of the Cotswolds’ unmissable highlights.

Conclude your day by Visiting a local café to savour cake and sip on some tea to make for a relaxing end to a long day.

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Accommodation in Chipping Campden

After breakfast, start your day’s journey to Stratford Upon Avon. Arrive in Stratford Upon Avon and check in at the accommodation.

Though this town is small of scale, it’s famed the world over as the birthplace and former residence of William Shakespeare. During your stint in town, you can visit Shakespeare’s former abode, drop by Anne Hathaway’s cottage, explore a museum dedicated to the playwright, and admire the several theatres in town.

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Accommodation in Stratford Upon Avon

After breakfast, drive to Oxford. Check in at the accommodation and spend the day at leisure.

Later, embark on a sightseeing river cruise in Oxford and enjoy a picnic lunch.

Cruise onto the tranquil Thames River as your skipper points out places of interest such as Christchurch College, the Meadows, the Oxford University boathouses, Osney Island, Port Meadow and Folly Bridge. See a side of Oxford's rich heritage that many visitors miss, and discover sites made famous by authors including Lewis Carroll and C S Lewis. Stop off along the way for a delicious picnic of delicacies such as potted salmon and Mediterranean vegetable loaf.

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Accommodation in Oxford

After breakfast, drive to London and return your rental car. Later, a private vehicle will transfer you to the London airport where you can catch your flight back home.

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