Itinerary-27 Days
Day 1
Arrive Frankfurt
Upon arrival in Frankfurt, you will be transferred to the hotel.
Start your day with a sightseeing tour of Frankfurt by double-decker bus, showing you the many facets of the city including its mix of Baroque and modern architecture, lively plazas and impressive skyscrapers. Listen to your audio guide as you cruise through the Museumsufer (Museum Embankment) and the sleek European banking center, marked by tall skyscrapers that characterize the city's imposing skyline. See the European Central Bank, the Stock Exchange, the Old Opera House and Goethe House, the former home of 18th-century literary genius Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe. Admire the Romer town hall, constructed in the 15th century and once the site of celebrations during the elections and coronations of emperors. Continue to St Paul's Church, Frankfurt Cathedral (Gotischer Kirchturm) and Hauptwache, a famous Baroque plaza surrounded by modern buildings and Rest of the day at Leisure.
Overnight in Frankfurt.
Day 2
Frankfurt - Black Forest and Baden-Baden Day Trip
This full-day tour begins in Frankfurt with a 2-hour drive south to Baden-Baden, a sophisticated spa town in southwestern Germany’s Black Forest. Explore the town on a walking tour of its well-groomed parks and thermal bath houses. Visit the town's top attraction, Kurhaus of Baden-Baden, for a tour of the spa resort, casino and conference complex.Visit the sophisticated spa town of Baden-Baden in Germany’s Black Forest on this guided, full-day sightseeing adventure from Frankfurt. Explore the town’s elegant tree-lined avenues, see the grand buildings and visit the chic boutiques alongside the legendary thermal bath houses. See some of the popular local attractions, like Kurhaus of Baden-Baden. Take a tour of this spa resort, casino and conference complex, then enjoy a relaxing drive to the Mummelsee, a popular lake in the Black Forest near Seebach. It’s one of the oldest and most beautiful gambling houses in all of Europe. Then venture deeper into the Black Forest to visit the Mummelsee, a popular tourist lake in nearby Seebach. This region’s beautiful natural setting inspired the Brothers Grimm fairy tales and it’s famous for its production of traditional German cuckoo clocks, so consider buying an authentic souvenir at one of the local shops before the return journey to Frankfurt.
Overnight in Frankfurt. (B)
Day 3
Frankfurt - Rhine Valley Day Trip
A day trip to the lovely German countryside! You'll explore the UNESCO World Heritage-listed part of the Rhine Valley, from Rudesheim to Sankt Goarshausen. Travel by air-conditioned coach past romantic villages, pretty vineyards and medieval castles all spread across the massive valley, which stretches 766 miles (1,232 km) from Switzerland to the North Sea. Stop at a riverside restaurant for lunch (included) before continuing to Sankt Goarshausen, where you'll board a steamer boat for a relaxing Rhine River cruise. Pass iconic Loreley Rock along the way. Back at the harbor, disembark and head to a wine shop for a wine-tasting session. Sample local wines and learn about local winemaking, and then take time to explore the town's wine bars and shops at your leisure. On the way back to Frankfurt, stop in Rudesheim to briefly see the Drosselgasse, a 15th-century lane in Old Town. This narrow, cobblestone pedestrian street is brimming with lively restaurants, music venues, wine taverns and gardens. You'll arrive back in Frankfurt around 7pm.
Overnight in Frankfurt. (B)
Day 4
Frankfurt - Cologne Day Trip
Visit the beautiful city of Cologne on this guided, full-day sightseeing tour from Frankfurt. Enjoy a scenic, 2-hour drive north to Cologne, then hop on a double-decker bus to see many of this 2,000-year-old city’s top attractions. Pass by the Romanesque Catholic Great St. Martin Church, bustling Roncalliplatz, the historic Alter Markt square, Cologne City Hall and much more. Then visit the Cologne Cathedral, Germany’s most-visited site, for a guided tour. Upon arrival in Cologne, hop on a double-decker bus for a sightseeing tour of the city. Continue on to Cologne’s Old Town to see the busy breweries, pubs and restaurants and admire the Renaissance architecture and rustic, narrow alleyways lined with traditional old houses. Visit the bustling squares of Roncalliplatz, Alter Markt and Heumarkt. See Cologne City Hall, famous for its loggia, which is often used as an example of one of the most typical buildings of the Renaissance era. Other highlights include the Romanesque Catholic Great St. Martin Church and the Romano-Germanic Museum, an archaeological museum with a large collection of Roman artifacts. After the bus tour, experience a guided tour of a landmark Gothic masterpiece, the incredible Cologne Cathedral, Germany’s most-visited site and one of its most striking Gothic monuments. This Roman Catholic cathedral is the seat of the Archbishop of Cologne and an UNESCO World Heritage Center. After exploring this magnificent place of worship, use some free time to explore the city's historic old town, eat lunch and peruse the local shops. Then begin the return trip to Frankfurt, with a brief stop in the medieval old town of Limburg
Overnight in Frankfurt with Farewell Diner. (B)
Day 5
Frankfurt - Prague (2.5 hrs)
Travel by flight to Prague. On arrival, check into the hotel.Rest of the day at Leisure.
Overnight in Prague (B)
Day 6
Prague
After Breakfast proceed for City Tour.Take in landmarks such as the Powder Tower, one of the city’s medieval gateways; the National Theatre; and bustling Wenceslas Square, the scene of the protests that marked the 1989 Velvet Revolution. After your drive, take a guided walking tour around the exterior of UNESCO-listed Prague Castle. View the monumental walls as your guide shares the castle’s history, and then head to a nearby restaurant, and have an exceptional 3-course meal. Savor a delectable 3-course meal with drinks as you absorb the sweeping views, and afterward, see the delightful Valdstejn Garden, an Italian-style garden attached to the 17th-century Valdstejn Palace. Then, explore the baroque neighborhood of Mala Strana and Kampa Island, home to the famous graffiti-covered Lennon Wall, before taking a sightseeing cruise along the Vltava River. As you sail, admire the passing sights, including the Charles Bridge and other landmarks, and enjoy the complimentary refreshments provided on board. Step ashore and walk to nearby Jan Palach Square, a grand square named after a 20th-century Czech student who gave his life here in the struggle again communist rule. Next, stroll along stylish Parizska Avenue on route to the history-steeped Jewish Quarter. Hear tales of Prague’s Jewish heritage as you view the elegant streets, and then continue to beautiful Old Town Square — Prague’s medieval heart. Take snaps of the Old Town Hall and Astronomical Clock, and then walk to the Estates Theatre, where Mozart conducted the premiere of Don Giovanni in 1787.
Overnight in Prague. (B)
Day 7
Prague - Bohemian and Saxon Switzerland National Park Day Trip
Escape the hustle of the city with this full day trip and enjoy the beauty of Bohemian Switzerland National Park and spend a day in nature. Bohemian Switzerland National Park is certified as a 'European Destination of Excellence' by the European Commission. Visit places where scenes from the Chronicles of Narnia movie were filmed, hike or stroll to explore the beauty of the park and get enchanted by the unspoiled nature of sandstone canyons, lush forests and majestic rock pillars. See one of the most beautiful natural pearls of Europe! Enjoy this unique location and explore the park at your own preference by choosing your favorite tour option: Bohemian Switzerland National Park Easy Tour - boat ride & Bastei gives you a great overview of the national park and also includes a delicious lunch in a local Czech restaurant serving great traditional plates. Kick back and relax as your tour takes you through the park to the best viewpoints such as the Bastei bridge overlooking the monumental Elbe canyon with the Neurathen rock fortress ruins around. Then enjoy a serene dinghy ride in the first zone of the national park, the Gorges of Kamenice river canyon. Easy and effortless 7 km walking tour. Bohemian Switzerland National Park Pravcicka Gate hike & boats takes you to the top of the biggest sandstone arch in Europe and the symbol of the national park, the Pravcicka Brana. Atop the Gate, you will enjoy great views onto Germany and the surrounding sandstone mountains. Lunch is included, in a local restaurant serving great traditional Czech plates. Next you will visit the popular Gorges of Kamenice for a dinghy ride through a pristine river canyon. 12 km moderate hiking tour for an active day out.
Overnight in Prague. (B).
Day 9
Prague - Luxury Dinner Cruise on Vltava River
Step aboard the stylish vessel and soak up the exclusive ambiance over a complimentary aperitif. With space limited to just 48 guests, the boat is smaller than many of the cruise vessels that ply the Vltava, creating a sophisticated and intimate atmosphere on board. As your boat pulls away from the jetty, make your way to the open or partially covered decks to drink in the passing sights. Admire the stellar views of landmarks such as UNESCO-listed Prague Castle, the National Museum and Rudolfinum concert hall, and spot lesser-known treasures including the needle-shaped spires of the Emmaus Monastery. Have your camera to hand as you cruise under the statue-laden Charles Bridge. As you pass through its arches, watch for the famous ‘bearded man’ carving — a sculpted head that provided medieval Praguers with a measure of river levels to help them predict floods. When the time comes for dinner, take a seat in the comfortable main salon. Alternatively, if you’ve upgraded, dine in the bow area. This exclusive area is reserved for just 16 guests and offers a wonderful, panoramic outlook over the river. Wherever you’re seated, feast on a 3-course meal prepared by the onboard chefs. Savor Czech specialities such as Prague ham, confit duck or poached halibut, and pair your dishes with an included half-bottle of wine, beer or mineral water. Read on for a sample menu. As you eat, enjoy the lilt of live piano music and the civilized, relaxed mood. Then, finish with a coffee or tea, and buy further drinks (own expense) if you wish. After your meal, perhaps return to deck to appreciate the last, magical views of the city’s towers, steeples and turrets glittering against the night sky.
Overnight in Prague (B)
Day 9
Prague - Dresden Day Trip
As you travel, hear about the history of Dresden from your expert guide. Sitting on the Elbe River and the capital of Germany’s state of Saxony, the city is known as the ‘Florence of the Elbe’ for the glorious rococo and baroque architecture of its center. On arrival in the late morning, head for the splendid Zwinger Palace, a former royal residence that’s home to a world-famous art collection. Visit the Old Masters Gallery and view the masterpieces such as the Sistine Madonna by Raphael, works by Titian and Canaletto, and paintings by 17th-century Dutch and Flemish masters including Rembrandt and Rubens. Next, head through the Dresden Castle complex and visit the iconic Church of the Virgin Mary (Frauenkirche), crowned by one of Europe’s largest domes. Admire the baroque masterpiece as you learn how it was rebuilt after its destruction during WWII. After your guided tour, enjoy free time for lunch (own expense). Perhaps eat at any of the pubs and restaurants along the pedestrianized area of Weisse Gasse, before enjoying more free time to sightsee or shop on your own. If you wish, admire the grandiose Semper Opera House, where premieres of works by Richard Wagner were held in the 1800s; or stroll along the Elbe to see the Blue Wonder, a steel bridge declared a miracle of engineering on its completion in 1893. Finally, travel back to Prague, where your tour ends at the starting point.
Overnight in Prague with Farewell Diner. (B)
Day 10
Prague - Budapest (1.5 hrs)
After Breakfast transfer to airport for flight to Budapest.Transfer from airport to Hotel.Rest of the Day at Leisure fro you to see the city on your own and for shopping.
Overnight in Budapest. (B)
Day 11
Budapest - Sightseeing Tour with Parliament House Visit
The Hungarian Parliament Building, built between 1885 and 1902, currently boasts 691 rooms and staircases stretching for more than 12 miles (20 kilometers). Its regal exterior has become an iconic site in the city’s panorama and the interior hosts the Holy Crown of Hungary. After being picked up from your hotel, you'll begin the tour inside the neo-Gothic architecture of the Parliament building. Your guide will lead you through the Session Room, the central staircase and the Great Vaulted Hall. You’ll have the opportunity to ask your guide questions as you travel from room to room and learn more about the country’s rich history. After your tour of Parliament, you’ll take a load off your feet and hop back into the car, crossing over the Danube via Margaret Bridge. Your guide will drive to the Buda side of the city, where the Royal Castle sits. Here you’ll have the opportunity to admire the views from Fishermen's Bastion and see the interior of Matthias Church. After stopping for pictures at the Citadel, you'll cross back over to Pest on the Elisabeth Bridge and drive to Heroes' Square, situated next to Budapest’s beloved City Park. Before the tour concludes at the Hotel Intercontinental, you’ll make your last stops by the Hungarian Opera House and the impressive St. Stephen's Basilica.
Overnight in Budapest. (B)
Day 12
Budapest - Danube Bend Day Trip
Tour will begin with a stop in the town of Visegrad, known best for its medieval citadel that was originally built to protect the valley of the Danube. From the outside you’ll also have the chance to admire the ruins of the former royal residence, with construction dating back as far as 1323. Next you’ll make your way to Esztergom to admire the inside of the famous neoclassical cathedral, the largest church in Hungary. Then you’ll take a brief pause from sightseeing and enjoy a filling 3-course lunch. Afterward you’ll head to Szentendre, where your guide will lead you on a walk through town and to the Caprice Hungarian Jewelry Center. There you can marvel at the pieces on display while learning about the manufacturing process. The trip will conclude with a river cruise along the beautiful Danube Bend, bringing you back to Budapest.
Overnight in Budapest . (B)
Day 13
Budapest - Godollo Palace and Traditional Farm Trip with Horse Show and Carriage Ride
30 minutes northeast through the Hungarian countryside. You will then arrive at Gödöllo Palace, the opulent castle that hosted Hungarian Queen Elisabeth, also known as Sisi, and her husband Franz Joseph I, the Habsburg Emperor. With stunning gardens surrounding the property, the castle was presented as gift to the couple, who visited seasonally. Take a tour of the exterior landscape before traveling inside to see the Grand Hall and Sisi’s private suite, adorned in her favorite shade of purple. Your guide will narrate the history behind the building, along with the juicer tales of the couple’s secret lovers and hidden doorways. You’ll also learn about the Queen’s ardent equestrian interests. Next, travel through idyllic countryside to an authentic Hungarian farm. You'll be offered a glass of Hungary’s famous plum brandy, palinka, upon arrival, as well as pogácsa, delicious savory scones traditional to the region. Then, take a ride on a horse-drawn carriage to view the surrounding trails and fields of the property. After, you’ll be treated to an impressive equestrian show, filled with fearless tricks and high-speed carriage races.
Overnight in Budapest with Farewell Diner. (B)
Day 14
Budapest - Athens (2.5 hrs)
After Breakfast transfer to airport for flight toAthens.Transfer from airport to Hotel.In afternoon proceed for City Tour of the city.Travel back in time to the thriving empire of ancient Greece on a full-day tour of Athens led by an expert guide. Visit a combination of classic and contemporary sites to gain a holistic picture of the bustling Greek capital; capture photographs of the colossal Panathinaiko Stadium, the venue of the first ever Olympic games; admire the ancient grandeur of the Temple of Olympian Zeus; and browse informative exhibits inside the Acropolis Museum. Gain fascinating insight into the rich legends and myths of ancient Greece during this comprehensive tour.tour depart for a photo stop at Panathinaiko Stadium where the first Olympic Games took place in 1896. Proceed, passing by Zappeion and Temple of Olympian Zeus. You will then drive past the Athens Trilogy which includes the University of Athens, the Academy of Athens, and the National Library. Continue passing by National Garden, Hadrian’s Arc, St. Paul’s Church, Parliament, Tomb of the Unknown soldier, Schliemann’s House (Numismatic Museum), Catholic Cathedral, Old Parliament, Constitution Square ,Russian Orthodox Church, and finally ACROPOLIS. Continue the expert guided Athens sightseeing and Acropolis museum one day tour with a pleasant short walk passing by Herodion and Dionysos Theater, in order to visit the ACROPOLIS museum. Avoid and skip the lines of the new museum. Main attractions such as votives, statues from archaic period, Caryatids, and of course the Parthenon hall with the metopes, the pediments and the frieze will impress you. After a morning tour full of images continue in a local restaurant under the slopes of Acropolis for lunch. After lunch depart for a wonderful drive along the scenic coastal road which affords a splendid view of the Saronic Gulf, passing through some of Athens most beautiful suburbs (Glyfada, Vouliagmeni, Varkiza) to CAPE SOUNION. Cape Sounion is only 45 miles (70 kilometers) from Athens, making it the perfect lazy afternoon tour destination. The Cape's Temple of Poseidon is perched on a rocky hilltop overlooking the sea. The view across the Aegean is magnificent with one of the most breathtaking panoramic views in the world, extending all the way to Kea and the Peloponnese on a clear day. The Temple of Poseidon was built in 44 B.C., and many of its original Doric columns are still standing. One of the columns has a graffiti left by none other than Lord Byron in the early 1800s. The precipice is a sheer 197 foot drop to the sea.
Overnight in Athens (B)
Day 15
Athens - Delphi Day Trip
Immerse yourself in the myths and monuments of classical Greece on this full-day tour of Delphi from Athens. Explore the UNESCO-listed archeological site of Delphi with an expert guide and learn how the city was considered the ‘Center of the World’ in ancient Greece. Stand in awe before the dramatically situated Temple of Apollo, then discover long-lost wonders at the Delphi Archeological Museum, including the Charioteer of Delphi and the Sphinx of Naxos. After lunch in Delphi (own expense), visit the handicrafts towns of Arachova and Levadia on the way back to Athens.
Overnight in Athens . (B)
Day 16
Athens - Night Sightseeing Tour with Greek Dinner Show
Day is at Leisure till late afternoon.Experience the full magic of Athens by night with this 3.5-hour panoramic evening tour, with an enjoyable Greek dinner show included. Traveling by air-conditioned coach, enjoy spectacular views of top Athens attractions such as the Parthenon, Temple of Zeus and Greek Parliament building, all beautifully floodlit against the night sky. Then, head for a traditional taverna in the old district of Plaka for a delicious Greek dinner and colorful folklore show of traditional dancing, music and song.
Overnight in Athens.(B)
Day 17
Athens - Sunset at the Cape Sounion
Watch one of the most majestic sunsets in Greece with a half-day twilight tour to Cape Sounion. Travel along the Saronic Gulf and Athens Riviera to the cape, which sits atop a sheer sea cliff and was a sacred site in the ancient world. Tour the Temple of Poseidon, dedicated to the mythological god of the sea, and sip a glass of sparkling Greek wine as the sun dips below the horizon and several islands in the distance.
Overnight in Athens with Farewell Diner.(B)
Day 17
Athens - Edinburgh (3 hrs)
After Breakfast transfer to airport for flight to Edinburgh.Transfer from airport to Hotel.In Afternoon take City Tour of Edinburgh.Edinburgh has been the Capital of Scotland since the 15th Century and stands proudly on seven hills, creating the dramatic skyline of this lively cosmopolitan city. Compare Edinburgh’s Old Town, where families lived in cramped conditions and rubbish was thrown out of the windows, to the elegant Georgian New Town with its three main streets and a square at either end. Join this and hear about the hangings that took place in the Grassmarket as you marvel at the impenetrable Castle Rock above you and hear about the attempts to capture Edinburgh Castle. See the Royal Mile which joins Edinburgh Castle to the Palace of Holyrood House. This tour will highlight all the things to do and see in Edinburgh as you tour through the city streets. Learn about body-snatchers, witch hunters, firebrand priests and philosophers all living on the side of a dead volcano. During your tour you will cover all the main sights of the Old & New City of Edinburgh. Starting on the famous Royal Mile, your guide Alan will lead you through the windy streets and up the hills to sites of executions, cloned sheep and the birthplace of Harry Potter. Highlights include: New Town, Old Town, Grassmarket, Edinburgh Castle, National Museum of Scotland, Palace of Holyrood House, Calton Hill, Edinburgh Castle, St Giles’ Cathedral, The Royal Mile, Mercat Cross, Greyfriars Bobby, Scott Monument, Site of Witch Burnings, Covenanters’ Prison and The Mound.
Overnight in Edinburgh. (B)
Day 18
Edinburgh - Kingsbarns Distillery and St Andrews Tour Including Walk on the Old Course from Port of Rosyth
Embark on this exciting distillery and St. Andrews tour with a pick up from your cruise ship, and enjoy a tasting of fine local spirits at the Kingsbarns Distillery and a walk of the hallowed fairways on the Old Course at St. Andrews. You will also have some free time in St Andrews to explore.Travel first to Kingsbarns Distillery for a private tour and tasting of these fine local spirits. for those who don't drink there will be time to enjoy a coffee in the distilleries coffee shop and take in the lovely view out over the North Sea. We will arrive in to St Andrews at a touch after 12 noon, where you will have free time to visit the Cathedral ruins, maybe the Castle ruins, and have lunch in one of the many cafes or pubs. You may fancy popping in to the Old Cheese Shop, or the Chocolate Shop which are both just across the road from the coach pick up point At 2pm there will be a one hour walking tour on the old course for those eager to walk the hollowed fairways. This will take in a few holes, with time to take that all important photo on the Swilcan Bridge. The golf shops are also nearby, as is the British Golf Museum
Overnight in Edinburgh with Farewell Diner.(B)
Day 19
Edinburgh - Aberdeen ( 2 hrs )
After Breakfast transfer to railway station for train to Aberdeen.Transfer from railway station to Hotel.In afternoon you would go for a city tour. City Tour takes you on a voyage of discovery of Aberdeen.Traveling in a small grouped tour around the “Silver City Beside the Sea”. Hear about Aberdeen’s History see Aberdeen’s fine Granite buildings. Aberdeen Visitor Information Centre.Old Aberdeen seeing Kings College part of Aberdeen University. A visit to St.Machar Cathedral.Travel past Aberdeen football Club.See the golden sands of Aberdeen Beach (if the tide is out).Stop and visit of Footdee Village locally known as “Fittie” a former fishing village.Travel around Aberdeen harbour then through Torry to Girdleness Lighthouse then a stop at the Torry Battery for a fine view over Aberdeen harbour and city.We then head to Duthie Park time here for a cup o tea or a visit to the Aberdeen Winter Gardens.West end of Aberdeen seeing the fine Granite houses.
Overnight in Aberdeen.(B)
Day 20
Aberdeen - Speyside Private Whisky Tour
It takes us up to the world renowned Speyside Whisky region of Scotland. Home to whiskies recognised all around the globe such as Macallan, Glenlivet and Glenfiddich.We depart from the city of Aberdeen and trail to Speyside via the rugged and mountainous scenic Lecht route. We have timed our tour to allow for a couple of photo stops on this memorable road before arriving at our first stop of the day - Glenlivet Distillery.
At the distillery the expert guide will take you on a tour and reveal the ancient methods used to produce the Water of Life. No tour of a distillery would be complete without a Wee Dram and the Glenlivet is no exception to this rule!!We now head off to a unique place which provides a vital link in our whisky making chain, the Speyside Cooperage. To be legally classed as whisky our blends and malts need to mature in barrels for a minimum of 3 years.Our final visit of the day is a tour round the world famous Glenfiddich distillery. Situated in Dufftown, the capital of the whisky industry. Rome sits on 7 hills, Dufftown sits on 7 stills and Glenfiddich is the jewel in the crown! The tour once again reveals the secrets of the making and ends with a wonderful opportunity to sample a flight of 4 whiskies.After our tour we depart Speyside and return to Aberdeen via the A96.We can visit a maximum of 3 distilleries in one day. In Speyside there is a variety to select from; Glenfiddich, Aberlour, Cardhu, The Glenlivet, Glen Grant, Glenfarclas, Glen Moray and The Macallan.
Overnight in Aberdeen with Farewell Diner.(B)
Day 21
Aberdeen - London ( 6 hrs )
Today you take the train to Kings Cross,London from where you would be transferred to the Hotel.Rest of the Day at Leisure.
Overnight in London .(B)
Day 22
London
Enjoy a Hop-On Hop-Off tour of London. Later, visit the famous wax museum ‘Madame Tussauds’ and world’s largest observatory wheel ‘The London Eye’. In the evening, enjoy one of the Broadway musicals like Warhorse or Shakespeare in Love. (optional)
Overnight in London.(B)
Day 23
London
After Brealfast proceed for a ciy tour.See the iconic Big Ben and Houses of Parliament in Parliament Square, and snap pictures of Westminster Abbey where Prince William and Kate Middleton were married in a grand ceremony in April 2011. See the handsome government buildings along Whitehall and pass Downing Street, the London base of the British Prime Minister. Then, gaze up at Nelson’s Column in buzzing Trafalgar Square, and drive to Buckingham Palace, the official London residence of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Walk to the palace gates to watch the Changing of the Guard. Look on in delight as the soldiers of the Queen’s Foot Guard, clothed in red tunics and bearskin hats, exchange duties to the regal music of a military band, and learn about this centuries-old ceremony from your guide. Next, continue by coach to a cozy London pub in Trafalgar Square. Sit down to a tasty lunch (own expense) and then pick up your tour again in the City of London. Located east of the West End, and famous for its financial institutions, this history-steeped district is home to the Bank of England and St Paul’s Cathedral. Hop out for fast-track entry and a guided tour of St Paul's Cathedral. Afterward, pay a visit to the Tower of London, the medieval prison-fortress that stands on the north banks of the Thames River. Head inside to explore independently, and learn about the tower’s blood-soaked history. Founded in the 1080s by William the Conqueror, this imposing complex has served as a palace, armoury, prison and execution site, and is known for its ravens and colorful Beefeater guides. After City Tour ends proceed for sightseeing cruise on the River Thames, from the Tower of London to Westminster Pier with a Dinner cruise
Overnight in London.(B)
Day 24
London - Windsor Castle, Stonehenge, and Oxford Custom Day Trip
See three of England’s architectural treasures on a full-day trip to Windsor Castle, Stonehenge, and Oxford from London. First, check out Windsor Castle, second home to the Queen of England, and opt to upgrade with a guided tour of the castle’s opulent interior. Next, head to Stonehenge to uncover the mystery behind this UNESCO-listed site, and then explore the canals of Oxford on a complimentary walking tour of the city. Upgrade to include entrance fees, or enjoy the flexibility of deciding on the day which attractions you'd like to visit.On arrival, show your pre-booked ticket or pay your entrance fee (depending on the option selected) and step inside to see the opulent chambers shrouded in history. Listen to audio commentary and catch a glimpse of the Changing of the Guard ceremony if your visit coincides with the daily performance. Alternatively, take some free time to explore the charming streets of Windsor. Browse the shops for souvenirs or enjoy a refreshing cup of English tea in a local cafe. Return to the coach after approximately two hours and soak up more scenery on the drive to the UNESCO-listed Stonehenge. Explore the ring of stones protruding from Salisbury Plain and opt to purchase an entrance ticket for an audio-guided tour of the landmark. Choose to view Stonehenge from outside if you wish, capturing photographs of the mystifying monument from a variety of vantage points. Continue your journey to Oxford, a beautiful city home to Britain’s oldest and most prestigious university. Follow your guide on a walking tour around the Old Town and hear of the city’s history. Conclude your tour with a relaxing drive back to your original departure point.
Overnight in London.(B)
Day 25
London
Day at Leisure.If you like see the city on your own and Shopping.
Overnight in London.(B)
Day 26
London - Cambridge Day Trip
Upon arrival you will be given a guided sightseeing tour by your tour manager who will be able to provide you with loads of information and facts about the University City. You will also be given entrance into the Tower of Saint Mary the Great. The tower provides the best panoramic view over the city skyline offering views of the King’s College to the south, Senate House to the east as well as the busy Cambridge Market. The remainder of the day is left to you to explore. With plenty of things for you to do in Cambridge, we are sure your day will be packed full of exciting activities! Why not visit the popular art and antiquities museum Fitzwilliam Museum (entrance is free) or perhaps visit one of the world's oldest universities and leading academic centers, The University of Cambridge. The university’s reputation for outstanding academic achievement is known world-wide and all of the College chapels are open to the public at select times, and most of the Colleges are also open for visits (a small fee may be charged for visitors and access may be limited during term time). You may also be keen to visit the University’s Botanic where you can discover plants from all over the world in 40 acres of beautiful gardens and glasshouses (admission not included). After a fun day discovering all that Cambridge has to offer your coach will depart from Cambridge at roughly 4pm (your Tour Manager will inform you of when you need to be back at the coach) and head back to central London with the approximate arrival time of 6pm.
Overnight in London with Farewell Diner.(B)
Day 27
London
Depart from hotel to Airport for flight back home
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