Westminster Abbey

Step into the solemn coronation site where English monarchs have been crowned since 1066.

Big Ben

Admire the iconic neo-Gothic clock tower that serves as the world’s most famous symbol of British democracy.

Houses of Parliament

A stunning masterpiece of Victorian Gothic architecture where centuries of British political history come to life along the banks of the River Thames.

St. James's Park

Wander through the oldest Royal Park, offering a peaceful sanctuary with views of resident pelicans and the palace.

Buckingham Palace

Witness the ceremonial Changing of the Guard at the official administrative headquarters of the British monarch.

Trafalgar Square

Stand at the geographical center of London, guarded by four massive bronze lions and Admiral Nelson.

The National Gallery

Explore a treasure trove of European masterpieces, from Van Gogh’s Sunflowers to Da Vinci’s sketches.

Covent Garden

Experience the vibrant atmosphere of the former fruit market, now filled with street performers and artisan shops.

London Eye

End your day with a slow rotation above the Thames for a breathtaking panoramic view of the city skyline.

Tower of London

Discover the dark history of this fortress-palace that once served as a royal residence and a notorious prison.

Tower Bridge

Walk across the world’s most sophisticated bascule bridge and view the Thames through its glass floor.

Borough Market

Indulge in a sensory feast at London’s most renowned food market, dating back over a thousand years.

The Shard

Ascend Western Europe's tallest building for a dramatic perspective of the winding River Thames.

Visit this faithful reconstruction of the open-air playhouse where the Bard’s greatest works came to life.

Tate Modern

Immerse yourself in contemporary art within a massive converted power station on the South Bank.

Millennium Bridge

Traverse the "Wobbly Bridge," a sleek steel suspension path connecting the modern bank to the ancient city.

St. Paul's Cathedral

Marvel at Sir Christopher Wren’s masterpiece, featuring a world-famous dome that survived the Blitz.

Oxford Castle & Prison

Climb the Saxon tower of this 1,000-year-old fortress for a panoramic view of the university city.

Explore the majestic Great Hall that inspired the cinematic world of Harry Potter.

Radcliffe Camera

Admire the stunning circular library that stands as one of the most photographed landmarks in Oxford.

Bodleian Library

Enter one of the oldest research libraries in the world, holding a copy of every book published in the UK.

Bridge of Sighs

Snapshot this elegant skyway that links two halves of Hertford College over New College Lane.

University Church of St. Mary the Virgin

Discover the historic center of the university, where scholars have gathered since the 13th century.

Oxford Covered Market

Browse the unique stalls of this historic marketplace, serving locals with fresh produce since 1774.

Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology

Visit the world’s first university museum to see ancient Egyptian mummies and legendary art collections.

Stroll down the sloping main street of the "Gateway to the Cotswolds," lined with ancient stone cottages.

Arlington Row

Photograph the most iconic row of weavers' cottages in England, dating back to the 14th century.

Bourton-on-the-Water

Walk across the low stone bridges of this "Venice of the Cotswolds" nestled along the River Windrush.

The Model Village

Explore a perfect 1:9 scale replica of Bourton-on-the-Water, built entirely from local Cotswold stone.

Stow-on-the-Wold Market Square

Visit the highest town in the Cotswolds, famous for its historic wool trade and antique shops.

St. Edward's Church

Find the magical "Yew Tree Door," which looks like it belongs in a Tolkien fantasy novel.

Lower Slaughter

Wander through one of England's prettiest villages, known for its picturesque water mill and riverside path.

Broadway Tower

Stand atop this Georgian "folly" for a view that spans across sixteen different English counties.

The Roman Baths

Walk the ancient pavements surrounding the steaming mineral springs used by Romans 2,000 years ago.

Bath Abbey

Admire the stunning fan-vaulted ceiling and the "Ladder of Angels" on the facade of this Gothic masterpiece.

Pulteney Bridge

Cross one of only four bridges in the world with shops built across its entire span.

The Royal Crescent

Marvel at the architectural perfection of thirty terraced houses arranged in a sweeping crescent moon.

No. 1 Royal Crescent

Step inside a fully restored Georgian townhouse to see how Bath’s elite lived in the 1700s.

The Circus

Walk through this magnificent circle of townhouses inspired by the Roman Colosseum’s classical architecture.

Thermae Bath Spa

Relax in Britain’s only natural thermal waters at a rooftop pool overlooking the city’s spires.

Stonehenge Visitor Centre

Begin your journey with interactive exhibits that explain the mystery of the 5,000-year-old megaliths.

Woodhenge

Visit the nearby timber circle that once served as a ritual site for the Neolithic people.

Old Sarum

Explore the ruins of the original Salisbury, an Iron Age hillfort where a royal palace and cathedral once stood.

Salisbury Cathedral

View the tallest spire in Britain, an incredible feat of medieval engineering rising 123 meters.

Experience the bustle of a traditional English market town that has hosted traders since 1227.

Windsor Castle

Explore the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world, a preferred weekend home of the British monarch.

St. George's Chapel

Visit the final resting place of many monarchs and the site of famous royal weddings.

The State Apartments

Admire the opulent rooms furnished with some of the finest treasures from the Royal Collection.

See the world’s most famous dollhouse, complete with running water and tiny working elevators.

The Long Walk

Walk down the majestic three-mile tree-lined avenue that leads straight to the castle gates.

Windsor Great Park

Wander through 5,000 acres of ancient parkland where royal deer still roam freely.

Eton College

Cross the bridge to see the prestigious school that has educated 20 British Prime Ministers.

Alexandra Gardens

Relax by the River Thames and watch the swans before your final journey back to London.