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English Villages and a Medieval Castle
Enjoy a fabulous day out discovering the City of Spires, William Shakespeare land, quintessentially English villages, and a medieval castle!
After visiting Oxford, you will leave the university city and return to London.
Highlights
- Drive through the Cotswolds
- Entry to Shakespeare’s Birthplace and Warwick Castle
- Walking tour of Oxford
- Free entry to Brasenose College (no refunds if it is closed)
- Transportation by luxury air-conditioned coach
- Professional guide
- No need for a printer – E-tickets are accepted on this tour! The hassle-free alternative.
- This tour operates in English
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The Cotswolds
As the tour drives through the Cotswolds, you’ll see quintessential English countryside from the coach. Rolling hills, sleepy villages, and market towns dot the landscape as far as the eye can see.
Warwick Castle
Get to grips with everything medieval at your final destination – fabulously interactive Warwick Castle! This fortress dates back to 1068 and still gives a thoroughly authentic medieval experience in the 21st century. Feel the weight of a sword and become a knight, or see the State Dining Room, decked out for a Victorian dinner party.
Stratford-Upon-Avon & Shakespeare’s Birthplace
William Shakespeare called the market town of Stratford-Upon-Avon home, and you will visit the brilliant poet and playwright’s birthplace during this tour. Walkthrough the house where he grew up as the legendary Bard is brought to life!
Walking Tour of Oxford
Oxford is famous for being home to the oldest university in the English speaking world – countless bright young things have wandered the town’s cobbled streets over the years! During this guided walking tour you will see the stunning Bodleian Library and furtively discover unspoiled narrow alleyways, ancient squares, and towering spires.
Brasenose College
Brasenose College was founded in 1509 by Sir Richard Sutton, a lawyer, and William Smyth, Bishop of Lincoln. Named after its bronze door knocker, Brasenose boasts fairytale architecture and a rolling green lawn. Past students include the writer William Golding and David Cameron, ex-Prime Minister of the UK.
After visiting Oxford, you will leave the university city and return to London.
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- Check-in: 08:00am
- Departure: 08:30am
- Return(approx): 7.00pm
- Departure point: Victoria
- Return point: Kensington and Victoria area – subject to traffic conditions
Due to a legal working hour’s restriction for drivers, if your tour arrives back into London after 7:45pm, you will be dropped off at Gloucester Road Underground Station, not Victoria. Your driver will drop you off within a couple of minutes’ walk to Gloucester Road Underground Station. Gloucester Road is in Zone 1 and is three stops on the Circle or District Lines to Victoria. The Piccadilly Line also runs through Gloucester Road, where it is only 5 stops to Piccadilly Circus.