Oxford, Windsor Castle and Stonehenge Tour

Embark on a day excursion by coach to these historical landmarks in the UK, delving into the captivating history of the royal family, English culture, and history, all while enjoying breathtaking countryside views.

Windsor Castle

It's astonishing to think that the grand Windsor Castle is still a functioning royal residence. However, a visit to this opulent fortress will quickly unveil why it held the title of Queen Elizabeth II's preferred weekend retreat. Perched above the Thames and a short distance from the charming Windsor town, the castle has graced the landscape for nearly a millennium. During your visit, you'll step into the luxurious State Apartments, where 39 monarchs have resided since the castle's construction. Keep a keen eye out for priceless artworks adorning the walls, including masterpieces by Leonardo da Vinci and Rembrandt. Moreover, you'll have the opportunity to explore St. George's Chapel, a site of numerous royal weddings and the final resting place for notable monarchs like Queen Elizabeth II and the infamous Henry VIII.

Stonehenge

Watch for the enigmatic Stonehenge as you approach Salisbury Plain — you'll have the chance to closely examine this 5,000-year-old monument during your visit to the Neolithic stones. Perched prominently on the landscape, the origins of Stonehenge have confounded experts for centuries. Throughout your visit, you'll delve into intriguing theories and try to decipher the mystery for yourself. Don't miss the exhibition, where 250 archaeological artifacts are on display!

Guided Walking Tour of Oxford

Saunter along the charming, cobbled streets of Oxford and truly immerse yourself in the historic ambiance of this city. In the course of your guided walking tour, you'll wander through delightful college courtyards scattered across the city, including the famed Christ Church courtyard — a familiar sight for Harry Potter enthusiasts. Your guide will also lead you to the renowned 17th-century Bodleian Library, a vast repository of research and literature. A visit to Oxford wouldn't be complete without exploring the oldest university in the English-speaking world, Oxford University, boasting illustrious alumni such as T. S. Eliot, Hugh Grant, and Bill Clinton.

The estimated return time to London is approximately 7.00pm.

Please note that Windsor Castle is closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and a guided walking tour of the town will be arranged instead.