There’s never enough time to take in all the wonders of Europe’s largest city, but you’ll have the chance to scratch the surface during this week- at your own pace in London. Stroll through Kensington Gardens, gaze at Big Ben and see the city from the London Eye.

Detailed Itinerary

Day 1 - London

Your trip begins with a regularly scheduled overnight flight to London aboard an internationally recognized airline.

Day 2 - London

Welcome to London! After clearing customs and collecting your bags, transfer to your hotel by bus. They will be providing your transfer to your hotel. The rest of the day is free for you to explore London.
Included meals: breakfast (in flight)

Day 3 - London

There’s never enough time to take in all the wonders of Europe’s largest city, but you’ll have the chance to scratch the surface in the next few days—at your own pace. Today you might visit the British Museum, which houses an astonishing collection of antiquities, including the Elgin Marbles and the Rosetta Stone. You may also choose to begin your exploration of the city with an optional sightseeing tour. This afternoon, opt to visit Windsor Castle, the world’s largest inhabited castle.
Included meals: breakfast

$85 USD

London Sightseeing A local guide leads you on a guided sightseeing tour of London, highlighting Westminster Abbey, Big Ben Clock tower, Tower Bridge, Piccadilly Circus and more.

$85 USD

Windsor Castle Travel to Windsor for a guided visit to the world’s largest inhabited castle. Founded by William the Conqueror in 1070, Windsor has been the preferred royal retreat for the past 900 years and is still in use by the Royal Family. Please note: Windsor Castle is occasionally closed when in use by the Royal Family; a visit to Hampton Court will be substituted when necessary.

Day 4 - London

Today, you can stroll through Kensington Gardens to view some of London’s most famous statues, or enjoy a taste of nostalgia at Pollock’s Toy Museum. Alternatively, embark on a full-day optional excursion to see Stonehenge, one of England’s most mysterious landmarks, followed by a stop in Bath, England’s most restorative city.
Included meals: breakfast

$115 USD

Stonehenge & Bath Visit Stonehenge, perhaps England’s most mysterious landmark. The origin and purpose of this ring of stones, which dates from the Neolithic period (about 4,000 years ago), is unknown, though most believe it to have been a temple and observatory. Next stop is Bath, where your Tour Director shows you the town’s major sights.

Day 5 - London

If London’s literary side interests you, plan a stop at the Dickens House Museum and tour the newly reconstructed Globe Theater, a replica of where Shakespeare himself often appeared on stage. Alternatively, join a Churches of London optional excursion.
Included meals: breakfast

$115 USD

Churches of London On a tour of London’s famed churches, visit St Paul’s Cathedral, globally renowned for its magnificent Dome and glittering mosaics. Continue on to Westminster Abbey, located near the Houses of Parliament. If time permits, conclude the day at St. Martin's in the Field. Please note: This excursion does not run on Sundays.

Day 6 - London

For shoppers, a leisurely visit to Harrods—15 acres of tempting merchandise, ranging from silk scarves and soap to the world’s most meticulously decorated cakes—is a must. Also consider joining the excursion to York.
Included meals: breakfast

$129 USD

York Enjoy a guided tour of York and a visit to York Minster, northern Europe’s greatest gothic cathedral. Please note: This excursion requires advanced reservations and must be booked 20 days prior to departure.

Day 7 - London

Explore London’s burgeoning culinary scene today, and sample London’s dazzling array of ethnic cuisine, from Greek to Indian, as well as the basic but ever-popular English pub food. Alternatively, you can opt to join an excursion to the intellectual bastion of Oxford to immerse yourself in its centuries of learning and discovery before traveling to Stratford, the town where Shakespeare spent his formative years.
Included meals: breakfast

$99 USD

Oxford & Stratford Oxford is not only the home of Britain’s oldest university, it is also one of England’s most interesting cities. Then continue through the rolling English countryside to Stratford-upon-Avon. Here, you’ll visit Shakespeare’s birthplace.

Day 8 - London

Round out your tour of London by taking in the exhibits at the National Gallery and the Tate Galleries today. Tonight, opt for a bird’s-eye view of London from atop one of its most stunning attractions, the London Eye.
Included meals: breakfast

$115 USD

London Eye & Pub Dinner Glide through the London sky on the London Eye Ferris Wheel. In clear weather, you can see for 25 miles around the city center. Afterward, enjoy a mini-tour of London’s West End before venturing to a local pub for dinner.

Day 9 - London

A Go Ahead representative escorts you to the airport for your return flight home.
Included meals: breakfast
(In the case of early morning departures, breakfast may not be provided.)