Heritage England 3-Day Tour

Oxford

Our first stop is Oxford, famously known as 'The City of Dreaming Spires.' This historic town is home to the University of Oxford, the oldest university in the English-speaking world.

Oxford is unique in the UK for its remarkable collection of architecture spanning every period from Saxon times to the present day.

As you stroll through its charming cobbled streets with your expert guide, you’ll discover iconic landmarks such as the Bridge of Sighs, Trinity College, the renowned Ashmolean Museum, and the stunning Sheldonian Theatre, each telling its own fascinating story of this esteemed city.

Blenheim Palace

Explore the grandeur of Blenheim Palace, a magnificent stately home and the private residence of the 11th Duke and Duchess of Marlborough.

This historical gem, renowned as the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill, offers a glimpse into the opulent lifestyle of British aristocracy. Step inside the lavishly decorated State Rooms, where you can immerse yourself in the palace’s rich history and exquisite design.

Follow in the footsteps of Sir Winston Churchill as you discover the beautiful outdoor spaces he treasured. Visit the very spot where he proposed to Clementine Hozier and explore the serene grounds that inspired his life and legacy.

The Cotswolds & Bourton-on-the-Water

After a short drive through some of England’s most picturesque countryside, we will stop at another stunning destination: the charming village of Bourton-on-the-Water, often referred to as the 'Venice of the Cotswolds.'

Nestled along the scenic River Windrush, this quintessential English village is renowned for its idyllic setting and charming stone bridges.

With its beautiful streets lined with quaint cottages and peaceful riverside views, Bourton-on-the-Water is an absolute must-see for anyone visiting the Cotswolds.

Lacock

Explore the enchanting village of Lacock, a timeless gem where history comes alive through its charming timber-framed cottages and cobbled streets, seemingly untouched by time.

This picturesque village served as the setting for several memorable scenes in the Harry Potter film series, adding a touch of magic to its already captivating atmosphere. Wander through its historic streets and discover the rich heritage that makes Lacock a truly unforgettable destination.

Bath

As the journey unfolds, Bath invites you to immerse yourself in its Roman heritage and Georgian grandeur. Admire the stunning Bath Abbey, with its intricate Gothic design, and stroll along the charming Pulteney Bridge, one of the most photographed landmarks in the city.

Discover the Roman Baths, where the soothing thermal waters have flowed for centuries, and step back to experience the ancient traditions that once thrived here. With its golden-hued architecture and picturesque streets, Bath will transport you to a bygone era of elegance and history.

Stonehenge

Next, we will journey to the awe-inspiring Stonehenge, where ancient mysteries and remarkable architecture converge.

Stand in wonder before the towering stone circles, feeling the weight of history and contemplating the enigmatic purpose of this UNESCO World Heritage site.

As you take in the sheer magnitude of this prehistoric monument, you’ll be transported to a time long past, pondering the many theories that surround its creation and significance. Stonehenge promises to leave you with a sense of wonder and reverence for its timeless mystery.

Windsor

Our last stop is the historic town of Windsor, a charming city steeped in centuries of royal tradition and heritage. Wander through its cobbled streets, stopping to enjoy quaint tea rooms and browse the delightful shopping arcades, all while our expert guide brings the rich history of this royal town to life.

Your walking tour will culminate at Windsor Castle, the ancestral home of the British monarchy, for nearly 1,000 years.

As the largest and longest-inhabited castle in the world, Windsor Castle offers a fascinating glimpse into royal life, inviting you to experience the grandeur and timeless continuity of this living symbol of British history.