Day 01: Welcome to London
Welcome on arrival in London. transfer to hotel.

London’s vibrant city streets are your launch pad to an epic journey through the iconic sights of Britain. Embrace the pomp and ceremony of this multi-cultural capital, exploring the treasures of its former Empire in museums, rambling through its picturesque Royal Parks or admiring the ancient façades that line its grand boulevards and hidden lanes.

Day 02: Explore Historic London
Join a Local Specialist today for a tour of the city’s iconic sights. See Big Ben and the imposing Houses of Parliament on the banks of the Thames, then Buckingham Palace, the official UK residence of the UK’s sovereigns since the mid-19th century. The rest of the day is yours to explore London – an effortless mix of centuries-old heritage and modern sophistication.

Day 03: Journey to Stonehenge, Bath and Exeter
After breakfast your journey through the rolling green and golden landscapes of rural Wiltshire to Salisbury Plain. We tread in the footsteps of druids and pagans at Stonehenge, before travelling to UNESCO-listed Bath with its elegant Georgian façades and the centuries-old Roman Baths.

Day 04: Plymouth and More in the Southwest
Our first stop today is in the ancient port city of Plymouth, where we’ll delve into the history of the brave Pilgrim Fathers who set sail for an unknown New World from its shores. See the Royal Citadel overlooking Plymouth Sound and consider an optional cruise around the dramatic coastline. We take a step back in time at our next stop, the fishing village and artists’ retreat of Polperro. Continuing along the brooding moorland of Dartmoor, we arrive at Buckfast Abbey, where we’ll Dive Into Culture and gain insights into how Benedictine monks have lived and prayed for over 1,000 years.

Day 05: Onwards to Glastonbury and Cardiff
Enjoy a scenic drive through the pretty Devon and Somerset countryside to mystical Glastonbury, where we’ll visit the ruined Abbey, said to be the final resting place of King Arthur. Later, we Connect With Locals, joining the Dyer family for lunch on their 15th-century dairy farm in Somerset for a Be My Guest experience. We journey to Cardiff, the capital of Wales, where we’ll explore the proud heritage of the Welsh and modern icons, including the Principality Stadium during an orientation tour.

Day 06: Explore Tudor History and on to Liverpool
Tudor history is explored this morning as we visit the historic towns of Ludlow and Chester with their characteristic black and white half-timbered buildings. Join your Travel Director for an orientation walk past these famous Tudor Rows and enjoy views of Chester’s medieval city walls and red sandstone Cathedral. The haunt of the ‘Fab Four’ is our final stop today. Join a Local Specialist to gain insight into Liverpool’s Beatles’ history and enjoy a free evening in one of Britain’s edgiest cities.

Day 07: Venture to the Romantic Lake District and on to Glasgow
Rolling Lancashire pastures give way to the soul-stirring Lake District, whose beautiful scenery has inspired poets and writers for centuries. We travel along the shores of Lake Windermere, through countryside made famous by the poet William Wordsworth. Stop in Gretna Green, where many an eloping couple have tied the knot. We arrive in Glasgow later for an orientation tour, including views of the Cathedral, magnificent George Square and the Clyde River, the former heart of the shipbuilding industry. This evening, enjoy a Regional

Day 08: On to Fort William and the Scottish Highlands
Journey along Loch Lomond, whose bonnie banks were immortalised in the well-known Scottish song. We arrive in Glencoe and remember the MacDonald clansmen who died tragically in the 1692 massacre which led this place to be called the ‘Glen of Weeping’. At the World War II Commando Memorial near Fort William, we admire views of Britain’s highest mountain, Ben Nevis. Our day in beautiful surrounds comes to an end with a cosy dinner at our hotel located within the Cairngorms National Park in the Scottish Highlands.

Day 09: Discover the Isle of Skye
We travel to the coast this morning to the Isle of Skye where a Local Specialist will take us on a journey to view the remarkable Cuillin Mountains. Against the backdrop of heather-clad mountains, we stop at the ancient settlement of Kyleakin. Later, we cross back to view scenic Eilean Donan Castle on the mainland. Travel through the Scottish Highlands past its picturesque lochs and glens, keeping your camera at the ready to capture ‘Nessie’ if you can.

Day 10: Journey to Enchanting Edinburgh
Heading back to the lowlands of Scotland, we stop in Pitlochry before heading to the historic home of golf, St. Andrews. Here, the first games were played during the 1400s. See its famous 18th hole before crossing the Firth of Forth to Scotland’s enchanting capital, Edinburgh. Tickets to see the spectacular Edinburgh Tattoo are included on departures that coincide with performance dates.

Day 11: Uncover Edinburgh’s Treasures
Ramble up the Royal Mile today and see the iconic sights of one of Britain’s most enchanting cities. The elegant Palace of Holyroodhouse, in the shadow of Arthur’s Seat, and the Scottish Parliament feature on your sightseeing tour with a Local Specialist. Visit Edinburgh Castle perched atop Castle Rock overlooking the city. Admire the elegant Georgian architecture in the New Town and amble through the hidden passages of the Old Town before enjoying an evening at leisure. Consider an Optional Experience including traditional song, dance and Scottish fare.

Day 12: Continue to York
We travel to the medieval market town of Alnwick this morning, where we’ll see the impressive castle home to the Duke of Northumberland and the Tenantry Column, upon which the Percy Lion sits and surveys the town. Journey through Northumberland to the cathedral city of York.

Day 13: Onwards to Shakespeare’s Stratford-upon-Avon and London
Shakespeare’s legacy and life are celebrated in his hometown of Stratford-upon-Avon, which we will have an opportunity to visit today on our return to London. See Anne Hathaway’s thatched cottage and visit Shakespeare’s Birthplace and Visitor Centre. Later, we travel back to London for our final night at leisure.

Day 14: Depart London
Departure transfer to airport for flight back to home.

Day 01: Arrive in London
Welcome to London! Uniformed Globus Hosts will be waiting to welcome you. After checking into your hotel and an afternoon at leisure, we recommend our optional Taste of London excursion with dinner, followed by a guided illumination cruise on the Thames River.

Day 02: London–Stonehenge-Plymouth
Meet your Tour Director and traveling companions, and depart London at 8 am. First, try to unravel the mystery of prehistoric STONEHENGE. Explore the visitor center with its imaginative exhibitions, then take the shuttle to the stone circle and admire the magnificence of the monument up close. Continue on through Thomas Hardy’s Wessex, and head to Plymouth where you spend the next two nights.

Day 03: Plymouth. Cornwall Excursion
A day full of West Country sights as you head to Poldark’s Cornwall and to the pretty fishing village and former smugglers’ port of Looe. Then, follow in the footsteps of Drake, Raleigh, and the Pilgrim Fathers with a CRUISE on Plymouth Sound, one of the world’s great natural harbors.

Day 04: Plymouth–Glastonbury–Bath–Cardiff, Wales
At Glastonbury, hear about its connection to King Arthur, and in elegant Bath, see the amazing excavations of the ROMAN BATHS, with time to explore further on your own. Stay the night in Cardiff, the Welsh capital.

Day 05: Cardiff–Builth Wells–Llangollen–Liverpool, England
Your journey through Wales takes you north along the Taff Valley and Brecon Beacons National Park, and via the ancient market town of Builth Wells. Take a stroll in picturesque Llangollen, host to one of the world’s most colorful annual music festivals. Spend the night in Liverpool.

Day 06: Liverpool–Grasmere–Gretna Green, Scotland–Glasgow
Start the day with a visit to THE BEATLES STORY, an atmospheric journey into the life, times, culture, and music of the “Fab Four.” Later, focus on the tranquil Lake District, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Take a break in Wordsworth’s beloved Grasmere and try original GRASMERE GINGERBREAD. Then, head north for the Scottish border and stop at Gretna Green, where the blacksmith would wed runaway couples, and take part in a WEDDING RE-ENACTMENT. Overnight in Glasgow, Scotland’s largest city.

Day 07: Glasgow–Isle Of Skye–Inverness
Follow the “Bonnie Banks” of Loch Lomond, then proceed via Rannoch Moor, Glen Coe, Fort William, and the “Road to the Isles.” At Mallaig, board your FERRY for the crossing to the Isle of Skye, the largest island of the Inner Hebrides and famous for its dramatic landscapes. Return to the mainland and trace the shores of Loch Ness on the way to the Highland capital.

Day 08: Inverness–Culloden—Pitlochry–St. Andrews–Edinburgh
Main features today: the battlefield of Culloden Moor; the Victorian mountain resort of Pitlochry; St. Andrews; and over the elegant Forth Road Bridge to Edinburgh.

Day 09: Edinburgh
Morning city sightseeing with a Local Guide introduces you to the 200-year-old “New Town” and the famous scientists, inventors, and novelists who lived there. In the “Old Town,” visit EDINBURGH CASTLE to admire Scotland’s Crown Jewels, then explore HOLYROOD PALACE (when available, excluding August and other occasional dates). Later, a unique optional excursion: board the former Royal Yacht Britannia, once the perfect royal residence for glittering state visits and family holidays.

Day 10: Edinburgh–Alnwick, England–York
This morning at ALNWICK CASTLE, the choice is yours: visit the CASTLE itself, the opulent ancestral home of the Duke and Duchess of Northumberland, featured in Harry Potter and Downton Abbey, or explore ALNWICK GARDEN, with its breathtaking fountains and waterfalls. Next, make your way to York, England’s most complete medieval city. Here, stand in front of the great structure of the Minster, then follow your Tour Director through a maze of quaint streets, including the narrow Shambles.

Day 11: York–Stratford-Upon-Avon–London
On the last leg of your journey, stop at Stratford-upon-Avon to take pictures of Anne Hathaway’s Cottage and visit SHAKESPEARE’S BIRTHPLACE. On return to London at about 3:30 pm, a Shownight Theater Evening would be an incredible finale to your vacation.

Day 12: Depart London
Final departure transfer to airport for flight back to home.

Day 01: London – Cambridge – Yorkshire
Welcome to your tour of Great Britain! Today, you will fill your lungs with fresh, English countryside air, as you depart the city of London. Arriving in Cambridge, your first adventure will have you punting along the river in traditional style, taking in the stunning scenery and epic, historical buildings in the most relaxing way. The final stop for the day is York, a mecca for history buffs and lovers of fine architecture and culture. Your walking tour offers fascinating insights, stories and history of the city.

Day 02: Hadrian’s Wall – Jedburgh – Edinburgh
Your first stop of the day is the Angel of the North, a 20m-tall steel sculpture of an angel with wings measuring 54 metres across. Next stop, Hadrian’s Wall. Built by hand in 122 AD, it’s one of the most visited cultural landmarks in the UK. Not too far away lies the border town of Jedburgh. Famed for its links to royalty and historical warfare, you can explore the city and take in the amazing architecture. The Jedburgh Abbey ruins are highly recommended. As you journey through Scotland, relax and enjoy the beautiful landscape drifting past. The capital city is waiting, and your Expat Explore tour leader will introduce you to Edinburgh on an evening driving and orientation walking tour.

Day 03: Edinburgh: Free Day
Today, the city is yours to explore. Known as the cultural capital of Scotland, Edinburgh is blessed with stunning architecture, art galleries and memorials. Take a step back in time, and wander around the unchanged cobbled streets of the Royal Mile. 

Day 04: Loch Ness – Whisky Distillery – Glencoe – Scottish Highlands
Just over halfway through your Great Britain tour, you are now heading north to the Scottish Highlands, where we offer you an optional excursion that could change your life! Embark on a 1-hour cruise of Loch Ness, home to ‘Nessie’ the Loch Ness Monster. Take in the impressive ruins of Urquhart Castle as you drift past. Once back on the road, spot Ben Nevis, Britain’s highest mountain. Whilst in the region we will visit one of Scotland’s oldest, licensed whisky distilleries in Fort William for a distillery tour and whisky tasting. We will visit Glencoe – a spectacular Glen (deep valley) where the massacre of Glencoe took place in 1692, before continuing on to your hotel in the Scottish Highlands.

Day 05: Gretna Green – Lake District – Liverpool
You’re bound for Liverpool – home of The Beatles and two world-famous premier league football clubs! On the way, soak up the last of the Scottish landscape, before reaching the Lake District for lunch. Next stop, Liverpool in the late afternoon, where you will have the evening free to explore. Upon checking in at the hotel, head to one of the many local pubs for dinner. For Beatles fans, there are a myriad of locations that were significant to developing the world-class pop act, which shaped modern music as we know it. Liverpool inspired such timeless classics including ‘Strawberry Fields’ and ‘Penny Lane’. The Beatles played hundreds of shows at the Cavern Club, the perfect place to enjoy your time in Liverpool.

Day 06: Liverpool – Stratford-Upon-Avon – Wales
This morning, we will take a driving tour of Liverpool, where you will be shown the sights, before we venture on to the birthplace of William Shakespeare – Stratford-upon-Avon. Enjoy some free time to explore on your own. For those who wish to delve into the life of Shakespeare more intimately.

Day 07: Depart London
Final departure transfer to airport for flight back to home.

Day 01: Arrive London
The splendid tour of Ireland, Scotland, and England commences with the arrival at London, the capital city of England. Get introduced to the tour rep and greet the fellow group members. Today is a free day to do some self-guided walking tour. Start with the imperial Parliament House and marvel at the working of the iconic Big Ben clock tower. Visit the Westminster Abbey and take an enthralling ride on the capsule of the giant observation wheel, the London Eye, which turns slowly and provides the rider with terrific views of London City. Take a walk around the city in the evening and fall in love with the ambiance of Piccadilly Circus and Trafalgar Square.

Day 02: London Sightseeing
Begin the day with a delicious English breakfast at the Hotel and then set out on the marvelous sightseeing tour of London. Hop on to a cozy coach in Central London and begin the journey of the city. Relax while treating your eyes to the panoramic views of London. Take photos of Westminster Abbey, and admire the architectural brilliance of the Parliament Houses and Big Ben. Take a tour around Buckingham Palace and marvel at Nelson’s Column in Trafalgar Square. Attend the Changing of the guards’ ceremony at the Palace and visit St. Paul’s Cathedral and the Tower of London too. Late afternoon followed by sightseeing cruise on the River Thames.

Day 03: London – Edinburgh
Catch the afternoon flight to reach Edinburgh from London City. Edinburgh is the hilly and compact capital city of Scotland. On arrival, get transferred to the hotel followed by some relax time. Later, head out to board the fabulous hop-on-hop-off bus tour to explore the sophisticated Georgian New Town and the Old Town of the medieval era in Edinburgh. Take a tour of the Edinburgh Castle to check out the crown jewels of Scotland and then visit Holyrood Park to marvel at the towering peak, Arthur’s Seat. Explore the memorials and monuments of Calton Hill at the Park, the historic royal mile and much more.

Day 04: Isle of Skye
Have a delicious Scottish breakfast at the hotel and then set out on the three-day exploratory tour of the Isle of Skye and the Scottish Highlands. Drive through the Scottish Highlands and stop to admire the views of Loch Ness and Glencoe. Stay at Portree, hit the bars and pubs at night, and set out on the exploration tour. Pass by Linlithgow Palace, Stirling Town, Wallace Monument, and Doune Castle during the drive and finally enter the rugged landscape of the Scottish Highlands. Have lunch at Fort William and then drive past the Ben Nevis Mountain peak to the Great Glen. Stop at Eilean Donan Castle during the drive to the Isle of Skye.

Day 05: Scottish Highlands
After breakfast at the hotel, today drive to the North from Portree you can see or walk a section of the stunning Trotternish Ridge, a dramatic line of hills that culminates in the Old Man of Storr, the sea cliffs of Kilt Rock, and craggy rock formations of Quiraing. (weather permitting) Alternatively, Take a tour of the verdant estates of Glendale, visit Dunvegan Castle and go bird-watching and keep your eyes out for dolphins, whales, and sharks at Neist Point. Hit the swanky restaurants and pubs of Portree for an evening of dancing and revelry. Spend the night at the hotel in Portree.

Day 06: Edinburgh
Drive along the south through the Cuillin Hills to reach Edinburgh. Take in the magnificent views of the Loch Duich and probe into the mystery of the Loch Ness Monster. Pass by the famous whiskey distilleries of Dalwhinnie and take in the view of the Blair Castle too. Reach Edinburgh via Perth and spend the night at the Edinburgh Hotel. Evening free time to explore Edinburgh nightlife.

Day 07: Arrive Dublin
Catch the early morning flight to Dublin after breakfast at the hotel. The tour rep will greet you and ensure your safe transfer to the Hotel upon arrival. Complete the check-in formalities, take a little rest, and then set out for the excursion of Dublin. It’s a free day to explore Dublin city, you tour leader will accompany you to show some must see places in the city like the Temple Bar, the throbbing riverside neighborhood teeming with vibrant pubs of folk music and Irish cuisines, followed by the Guinness Storehouse to savor the world-famous Irish beer. Drink in the 360-degree views of the city from the top floor of the Guinness Storehouse while relishing a pint of the most exceptional Guinness wine. Evening free time to explore the nightlife.

Day 08: Northern Ireland
Head out for a guided tour of Belfast and Northern Ireland after a delectable Irish breakfast at the Hotel. Summon your courage to cross the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge and admire the beauty of the natural formation of Giant’s Causeway at Belfast. Take a tour of the Titanic Museum. Ride the vintage black cab to tour the city and admire the murals at Skankill and Falls Neighborhoods and the Belfast Dock. Marvel at the headlands where the TV series Game Of Thrones was shot, and visit the charming town of Castle Bellingham during the return to Dublin.

Day 09: Cliffs of Moher
Explore the west coast of Ireland right after breakfast at the hotel. Make a trip to King John’s Castle at Limerick county. Visit the Norman castle of the 13th century. Drive along the road through the Old Atlantic Way to treat your eyes to the marvelous views of the Aran Islands, and the sun-soaked beaches of Galway Bay and Fanore. Drive to the picturesque Cliffs of Moher. Watch out for dolphins and whales at the Atlantic Coast from atop the Cliffs of Moher and roam across the beautiful landscapes of limestone at the Burren region. Stop for a traditional Irish lunch at Doolin Village.

Day 10: Depart Dublin
The grand tour England, Scotland, and Ireland Tour come to an end with breakfast at the Hotel. It’s time to say goodbye to your fellow travelers and the guide. Check out is usually by 11 am so book your return flight accordingly.

Day 01: Arrive London
Arrival. Transfer to the hotel.Welcome to Europe!!!. Upon arriving at the airport we will be waiting to transfer you to your hotel. You can enjoy free time until your tour starts. Please, check the informative posters placed at the hotel reception area which have all the information about your upcoming services such as meeting place, time and the guide’s name.
Start pointLondon, London, Greater London, England, United Kingdom

Day 02: London
Visit London. Night transfer.Get to know London on a guided tour featuring style, cul­ture and history. See Westminster, the Houses of Parliament, the River Thames, the Tower of Lon­don and Buckingham Palace, where we shall be able to watch the famous “Changing of the Guard” (depending on the season). Free afternoon. Overnight at the hotel.

Day 03: London, Cambridge, York, Durham
Picturesque countryside with hills and woods. We start the day leaving London towards northern England. Our first stop is CAMBRIDGE to admire its beautiful residential colleges. After lunch, we will continue to YORK where its cathedral, Roman walls and lively shopping streets will create a charming memory, some free time to stroll around. Afterwards, we will continue north to DURHAM. Explore this charming medieval town full of life which has a wonderful cathedral right in front of the castle.

Day 04: Durham, Alnwick, Edinburgh
Cross into Scotland. Castles, views over the sea. Sightseeing of Edinburgh. Today we will travel to Scotland, stopping in ALNWICK, a picturesque town with lovely gardens and a large medieval castle which was used in the Harry Potter films. We will continue to EDINBURGH, arriving at noon. This is Scotland’s capital city and one of the most active cities in Northern Europe. Its monumental centre has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its castle overlooks the city’s steep streets and parks. We will enjoy a sightseeing tour with a local guide.

Day 05: Edinburgh, Inverness, Loch Ness, Fort Augustus, Glasgow
Magnificent countryside of high mountains and lakes. Boat trip. Loch Ness. We continue to enjoy the stunning landscapes of the Scottish Highlands with a coffee and stroll in PITLOCHRY, a charming little village. We will continue and pass by INVERNESS in the north of Scotland, a city located very near the mysterious Loch Ness. After lunch we visit (entrance included) the URQUHART medieval castle, from here we will take a boat trip on the dark waters of the lake. Afterwards, we will pass through FORT AUGUST with its sluice gate system and FORT WILLIAM, the tourist centre at the foot of Ben Nevis (the highest summit in the United Kingdom). We will return south through the high plateaus where it is possible to glimpse the snow before visiting Loch Lomond, one of the most popular lakes in Scotland. We arrive in GLASGOW at the end of the day. Short stroll around the city centre and accommodation.

Day 06: Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin
Ferryboat to Ireland. Today we will leave Glasgow heading towards southern Scotland. We will board a ferry in Cairnryan. Our journey takes us towards Northern Ireland, arriving in BELFAST, Northern Ireland’s capital city. This monumental city is overcoming its religious conflicts. We will resume our journey to EIRE in Ireland. Last stop will be DUBLIN, arriving at the end of the day.

Day 07: Dublin
Sightseeing tour of Dublin. We start the day with a sightseeing tour of DUBLIN, Ireland’s peaceful capital city. We will enjoy a stroll on the banks of River Liffey, visiting its parks, old university and its lively downtown streets. We will stroll around Trinity College (depending on the duration of sunlight, this visit may take place the afternoon before, upon arrival in Dublin). Afternoon at leisure.

Day 08: Dublin, Powerscourt, Kilkenny, Cashel, Cork
Powerscourt gardens, Rock of Cashel, dinner included in Cork. In the morning we will depart from Dublin heading to POWERSCOURT which is located near-by. We will visit its magnificent gardens, designed in the 18th century and considered the most beautiful gardens in Ireland (entrance included). Admire its fountains, Japanese Gardens, and its pet cemetery. Afterwards, we will travel to KILKENNY, here we will have time for lunch and to stroll around this lively town. Further south, we will stop to visit the impressive Rock of CASHEL (entrance included), a medieval fortress that symbolizes the fight of Irish people against England. We will arrive in CORK around mid-afternoon. Time for a stroll in the centre of Ireland’s second largest city.

Day 09: Cork, Kinsale, Killarney, Limerick
Kinsale, Killarney, carriage tour and cruise in National Park. We will depart for KINSALE. Making a stop by Charles Fort to admire its great views of the ocean right by the 17th century fortress. Time in the historic centre of KINSALE, a seaside town, considered by many as one of the most beautiful coastal towns in Ireland. Afterwards, we will travel to KILLARNEY, a tourist town in the heart of Ireland. Time for lunch and a walk around, we will also enjoy a romantic horse and carriage tour of its national park (included). The horse and carriage tour will take us to Ross Castle which offers wonderful views by the lake. We include a short cruise to enjoy the beautiful views. Continuing, a brief stop in ADARE, a small village that preserves its picturesque traditional thatched-roof cottages and the ruins of the old abbey. Mid-afternoon we will arrive in LIMERICK. Time to stroll around its centre where you will have the opportunity to visit its castle, walk along the river, its cathedral or discover its shopping centre.

Day 10: Limerick, Cliffs Of Moher, Galway
Folk Park in Bunraty, Poulnabroune Dolmen, Cliffs of Moher. Today we will visit FOLK PARK in BUNRATTY (ticket included), a wonderful park where we can learn about how life was in Ireland in the past with its typical cottages and old markets. Its castle stands, accurately reproducing how life was in the Middle Ages. We will continue to CAHERCONNELL where the Poulnabrone dolmen is found. We may get the chance to see an exhibition of how dogs shepherd sheep. Afterwards, we will visit the impressive Cliffs of Moherwhich overlook the ocean, those who wish can walk to O’Brien’s Tower (entrance included). Our route continues through Burren National Park which displays amazing landscapes. Finally arriving in GALWAY.

Day 11: Galway, Clonmacnoise, Dublin
Monastic ruins in Clonmacnoise. We will depart for CONG, a small picturesque village located in a magnificent lake area. We will visit the ruins of the Royal Abbey and walk around Ashford Castle, a gorgeous medieval castle that has been turned into a hotel. We will travel to CLONMACNOISE, where after lunch, we will visit its monastic ruins (ticket and visit included). We will resume our journey back to DUBLIN,where we will arrive in the late afternoon.

Day 12: Dublin, Caernarfon, Liverpool
Ferry from Ireland to Walles. Maritime landscapes. Caernarfon. We will board a ferry in the early morning. After a journey of three hours, we will arrive in Wales. We will visit CAERNARFON, a World Heritage site by the sea overlooked by an impressive castle. There will be time for lunch and a stroll. We continue to LIVERPOOL, where you will have a chance to visit The Beatles Story Exhibition.

Day 13: Liverpool, Stratford, Oxford, London
Shakespeare’s hometown. Oxford. Today we explore central England. We will visit STRATFORD UPON AVON, Shakespeare’s hometown. Time to take some lunch and a stroll. Afterwards, we will travel to OXFORD, a town that is synonymous with study and culture. Kings, statesmen, philosophers and scientists have studied here! We will continue to LONDON, arriving in the late afternoon. Overnight at the hotel.

Day 14: Depart London
Final departure transfer to airport for flight back to home.