• 1 Dinner (D)
• 5 Breakfast (B)

• London: You’ll need Essential Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA)From?January 8, 2025, UK law means that if you’re entering/transiting through border control in the United Kingdom (UK) and Northern Ireland you’ll need an?Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA)?before you travel. Confused? Don’t be – just read on here.
• London: A modular trip means fellow travellers will join and leave at various locations. There’ll be some goodbyes, sure, but there’ll also be plenty of hellos with new like-minded travellers.
• London: You’ll stay in a twin share room (meaning you’ll be paired with a fellow traveller of the same gender, and will have two separate beds). If you’re booking your trip with a friend/travel companion – just let us know, so we can join your bookings and ensure you share a room. Need a lil’ more privacy? You’re welcome to opt for a single supplement if you like.

• Windsor: Walk the iconic tree-lined ‘Long Walk’ and take in the fantastic views of Windsor Castle. Keep your eyes peeled! You might even spot a royal if you’re lucky.
• Bath: Live out your Bridgerton dreams as you wander around Bath’s historic and regal architecture.
• Oxford: Wander around the quaint canals and streets of Oxford. And also the grounds of one of the most famous universities in the world!
• Stratford-upon-Avon: Explore the town that this legendary literature writer once called home. From Shakespeare’s birthplace to where we he was buried – you’ll find clues about his life scattered everywhere in this town.
• Liverpool: One for fans of The Beatles. Walk in the footsteps of the Fab Four and see all the iconic landmarks on this jaunt around Liverpool.
• York Minster: Explore this historic city and get to know its Viking and Roman roots. Check out highlights such as Clifford’s Tower and York Minster. 

Wander the cobbled lanes of the university city to view the Radcliffe Camera, the storied Bodleian Library, and the delicate span of the Bridge of Sighs. Collegiate quads, spires, and cloisters reveal a place shaped by scholarship and ceremony.

Trace traditions dating back to the 12th century, where college coats of arms and bell towers rise above bookshops and chapels. Your orientation highlights the compact historic core and invites you to pause for photos and reflection amid dreaming spires and winter-clear vistas.

Step into timber-framed streets associated with the Bard’s life, passing Shakespeare’s Birthplace, the riverside gardens, and quiet lanes leading toward Holy Trinity Church. Half-timbered facades and snug inns evoke a Tudor market town alive with theatre lore.

Hear snippets about guildhalls, grammar schools, and Elizabethan playgoing as you trace the Avon’s edge. This walk connects the poet’s family landmarks and invites you to pause for photos and reflection where merchants once traded and actors first sparked imaginations.

Join a guided panoramic tour linking the musical heritage of the Beatles with maritime grandeur. See the red-brick docks of Albert Dock, the clocktowers of the Royal Liver Building, and city streets where Merseybeat found its sound near the famed Cavern Quarter.

Hear tales of shipowners, football chants, and studio sessions that shaped modern pop. Your guide points out bold sculptures, restored warehouses, and Beatles heritage spots that chart Liverpool’s transformation from Atlantic port to creative powerhouse.

Walk medieval lanes to see York Minster, the gothic giant whose stained glass glows even on winter days. Thread the narrow timbered lane of The Shambles and survey Clifford’s Tower perched above the old castle mound.

Learn how Romans, Vikings, and medieval merchants shaped this walled city. Pass gateways like Micklegate Bar and stretches of the city walls, capturing atmospheric views over rooftops and bell towers that speak to two millennia of faith, trade, and fortification.

Visit the windswept ridge of Hadrian’s Wall, the empire’s northern limit where stone ramparts stride across moor and misty mountain passes. See traces of milecastles and barracks that guarded routes over rolling fells.

Gain insight into life on the edge of Rome: supply roads, watchtowers, and the discipline that held the frontier. The stark beauty of whinstone crags and open country provides a stirring setting to pause for photos and reflection on nearly two millennia of history.

Discover Bristol’s rebellious creativity on a guided walk through Stokes Croft and beyond, spotting thought-provoking murals and elusive works linked to Banksy. Learn how derelict walls became open-air galleries, with styles ranging from stencil to large-scale paste-ups.

Hear about the city’s countercultural movements, community studios, and evolving legal walls that foster expression. This street art exploration is at additional cost and bookable on tour, perfect for fans of urban culture and bold winter colour splashed across brick and concrete.

Join a costumed guide for a theatrical ghost walk through snickleways and cobbled lanes. Stories of monks, merchants, and mysterious footsteps accompany you past dimly lit courtyards and the shadowed eaves of The Shambles.

Blending folklore with fragments of documented history, this tour reveals how siege, plague, and piety left echoes in doorways and churchyards. This experience is at additional cost and bookable on tour, adding a playful shiver to York’s layered past.

Suit up for guided ghyll scrambling in a mountain stream, clambering over bedrock, wading through clear mountain pools, and tackling small waterfalls amid bracken slopes and Lake District fells.

Led by qualified instructors with helmets and wetsuits provided, this wet-and-wild introduction to Lakeland terrain blends teamwork and laughter with dramatic scenery carved by ice and water. This adventure is at additional cost and bookable on tour, weather permitting.

Explore Bath’s golden-hued streets where Georgian elegance meets Roman heritage. Walk the sweeping curve of the Royal Crescent, admire the honeyed limestone of Palladian terraces, and cross the graceful Pulteney Bridge as the River Avon slides beneath its arches.

Uncover the spa city’s story from the Roman sacred springs to Regency high society. See exteriors near the Roman Baths complex and soak up the refined atmosphere that inspired novelists like Jane Austen, with crisp winter light sharpening every facade and colonnade.

Stroll the grand avenue of The Long Walk to take in commanding views of Windsor Castle, the world’s oldest and largest inhabited fortress. From the Copper Horse end to the castle gates, wide lawns and winter silhouettes of ancient trees frame a regal skyline.

Hear how this ceremonial approach to Windsor Great Park was formalised under Charles II and embellished in the Georgian era. Pause to admire red deer grazing in Home Park and pause for photos and reflection on centuries of royal pageantry set against crisp seasonal air.