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Central London

Places of Attraction

Royal Albert Hall / Albert Memorial, Westminster Abbey, Houses of Parliament , Buckingham Palace , Piccadilly Circus , London Eye, St. Paul’s Cathedral , Tower of London.

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Buckingham Palace

Places of Attraction

Royal Albert Hall / Albert Memorial, Westminster Abbey, Houses of Parliament , Buckingham Palace , Piccadilly Circus , London Eye, St. Paul’s Cathedral , Tower of London.

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Central London-Hampton Court

Places of Attraction

Best known as a Tudor Palace is one of Henry V111,s 64 Palaces. Admire Tudor and classical architectural styles. Visit the magnificent chapel. See the 16th century astronomical clock. Wander through the beautiful gardens and get lost in the world famous maze. View the Priceless art collection and magnificent state apartments.

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Central London - Chartwell House and Hever Castle

Places of Attraction

Chartwell House was the home of Sir Winston Churchill who designed the gently rolling gardens edging onto the beautiful Kent countryside. See his many paintings and various memorabilia. Nearby is Hever Castle where Henry V111 courted Anne Boleyn . Explore and lose yourself in the hedge maze.

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Central London - Canterbury Cathedral, Dover and Leeds Castle

Places of Attraction

Canterbury Cathedral the cradle of Christianity for 900 years. Houses the shrine of St. Thomas Becket. Stunning 14th - 20th century stained glass windows and varied architectural styles. Nearly on the coast ,Dover Castle 13th century stronghold has secret mediaeval tunnels that was used World War 1 Onto Leeds Castle originally a fortress 800 years ago.

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Central London - Cotswold, Stratford-upon-Avon and Warwick Castle

Places of Attraction

Drive through the beautiful countryside known as the Cotswolds,sleepy villages and bustling market towns. Travel to Stratford-upon-Avon the birth place of William Shakespeare claimed to be the greatest playwright in the English language. See the house where he was born the church where he was buried. Venture onto fantastic Warwick Castle with its Battlements,instrumentals of torture,Ghosts,Towers and Turrets.

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Central London - Mysterious Stonehenge and Bath

Places of Attraction

Stonehenge its monolithic rocks rising up against the skyline on Salisbury plain. Theories abound about the mysterious rock formation was it intended as a religious temple ? An astronomical clock ? A Bronze Age burial ground? Make up your own mine as you explore the unique landmark that has had the world stumped for 5,000 years. Bath: Discover the Roman Baths, stunning architecture,Bath Abbey ,unique shops and the Jane Austen Visitors Centre.
There is so much to see in this beautiful city.

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Central London - Blenheim and Oxford

Places of Attraction

Journey to Oxford through the Chiltern Hills, see Oxford University with its several hundred years of history. Visit Christchurch College founded by Henry V111,have inspired generations of Scholars including Bill Clinton. Onto Blenheim Palace birth place of Sir Winston Churchill a beautiful House with its spectacular gardens.