London

Your day begins with a convenient pickup from your London hotel for private tours or Marylebone Station for mixed groups. Meet your friendly, knowledgeable guide and settle into a luxury vehicle with air conditioning and WiFi, setting the stage for an enjoyable day ahead.

Hampshire

Sit back, relax, and enjoy the drive out of London into the rolling hills of the English countryside. Your guide will introduce you to the day’s itinerary and share fascinating tidbits about the intriguing Stonehenge monument, setting the stage for an unforgettable experience.

Stonehenge

This romantic stone circle has stood here for over 4,500 years. Together with its surrounding prehistoric monuments, Stonehenge remains a powerful witness human imagination, ingenuity, and endeavour. Many theories have been proposed over the years about the function of Stonehenge. Is it the fossilized remains of ancient giants, a prehistoric temple, or a huge solar calendar? The only thing we can say for certain about Stonehenge is that we don’t know its true purpose, and maybe never will, which makes this mysterious place even more compelling. As a Tour Britannia customer you will avoid the long queues that build up at the ticket offices, even for pre-booked visitors. Tickets will be obtained on arrival by your guide who will also explain the background history of the stones, and generally help you to make the most of your time at this very special place.

Warminster

Journey across Salisbury Plain, one of the largest areas of chalk downs in Europe. The plain has been the site oh human activity for millennia and is now a military training site. It’s not unusual to be held up by an armoured tank crossing the road!

Bath

Arrive in the city’s historic heart that has made this a World Heritage site. Bath has been welcoming visitors for over 2,000 years and is famous for its Roman baths, stunning medieval cathedral, and sweeping Georgian crescents. Your Tour Britannia guide will take you on a 20 minute introductory tour of historic Bath, then leave you to enjoy free time to explore at your leisure. We suggest a visit to the world-renowned Roman Baths and stunning Bath Abbey, then maybe grab a bite to eat at one of the many traditional tea rooms or pavement cafes.

Cotswolds

Leaving Bath we climb quickly into the glorious Cotswold Hills on the way to Stratford-upon-Avon, our base for the next 2 days. Your guide will give you an introduction to the Cotswolds, setting the scene for the following day's adventure.

Snowshill

Snowshill is a village that seemingly grows from the land itself. Discover tales of happiness, hardship and Hollywood in this peaceful corner of the Cotswolds

Snowshill Manor

The rambling 16th century Snowshill manor house is a treasure trove of curious and fascinating objects collected by its eccentric former owner Charles Wade. The glorious Arts and Craft gardens are an extension of the house with a series of outdoor rooms filled with curious portals and unexpected delights.

Broadway Tower

Broadway Tower is a token of love, the birthplace of an artistic movement, a wartime observation post, a nuclear bunker and a fantastic viewpoint.

Bourton-on-the-Water

The "Venice of the Cotswolds" - no gondolas though I'm afraid, but plenty of playful ducks. A charming village full of quaint little gift shops and old English tea rooms.

Rollright Stones

Be transported back over 5000 years with a stop at the Rollright Stones. A prehistoric monument in a stunning setting, our expert guide will bring their Stone Age origins to life.

Stratford-upon-Avon

Start your day with a tour of the historic town with an expert local guide.

Shakespeare's Birthplace

Visit the historic house where the world's most famous playwright grew up. Hear stories of his early life and discover what Stratford was like in Shakespeare's timer.

Anne Hathaway's Cottage

This exquisite thatched cottage is the childhood home of Shakespeare's wife. Find out what life was like in the English countryside 500 years ago.

Oxford

Free time to explore the 'City of dreaming spires' at your own pace.

Christ Church

Founded in 1525, Christ Church, is one of the most prestigious colleges of the University of Oxford. It is a historic and architectural masterpiece that also doubles as a working cathedral. Renowned for its academic excellence, artistic heritage, and pop culture associations, Christ Church is a must-visit destination for anyone exploring Oxford.