Join a licensed local guide for an in-depth tour of London. See Buckingham Palace, where you may catch the Changing of the Guard, and stroll through Hyde Park, home to the famous Speakers’ Corner. View Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament, then step inside Westminster Abbey, the coronation site of English monarchs. Continue to St. Paul’s Cathedral, Christopher Wren’s masterpiece, and admire the iconic Tower Bridge spanning the Thames.

Experience the excitement of London's West End, the UK's answer to Broadway. Enjoy a world-class theatre production, with the opportunity to request a preferred show. Please note: performance dates and show selections are subject to availability.

Enjoy a classic fish and chips meal at a traditional pub, usually served with a side of malt vinegar. From bustling cities to seaside towns, “chippies” are a beloved tradition and a favourite stop for locals and visitors alike.

Step inside the Tower of London, a vast 18-acre fortress of 20 towers, winding staircases, and hidden passages on the Thames. From the 11th to 16th centuries it served as royal palace, treasury, and prison. Learn the fate of Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard, two wives of Henry VIII executed here, see the Crown Jewels with their dazzling 530-carat diamond, and hear stories brought to life by the Beefeaters who still guard its gates.

Meet great Britons from history. Debate their merits and contributions to decide who is the greatest of them all!

Indian food has been part of British life for nearly 400 years, and today curry dishes rival fish and chips in popularity. Sit down to an authentic Indian dinner, sampling a variety of fragrant, spice-filled dishes that show why this cuisine has become one of the nation’s favourites.

Go behind the scenes of the Harry Potter films at Warner Bros. Studio Tour London. Explore authentic sets, costumes and props while discovering the filmmaking techniques, special effects and animatronics that brought the Wizarding World to life.

Discover York, one of England's best-preserved medieval cities. Explore cobblestone streets, admire historic architecture, and visit The Shambles, a narrow street lined with timber-framed buildings dating back to the 14th century, while learning about the city's rich history.

Visit York Minster, which traces its origins from the early 7th Century, and features stained glass from the Middle Ages.

Visit Chatsworth House, one of England's most magnificent country estates, set within 42 hectares of beautifully landscaped gardens. Home to the Devonshire family for nearly 500 years, the estate blends grand architecture, remarkable collections and a rich history that continues to the present day.

See William Shakespeare’s childhood home, furnished in a style typical of the Elizabethan period. Then tour the thatched cottage where his wife, Anne Hathaway, lived before their marriage. The adjoining Shakespeare Tree Garden is planted with trees and flowers mentioned in his plays.

Explore Warwick Castle, a medieval fortress overlooking the River Avon with more than 1,100 years of history. Discover its grand interiors, meet historical figures including Henry VIII and his wives, and experience immersive exhibits that bring the castle's fascinating past to life.

Discover Bath with a licensed guide, exploring England’s elegant Georgian spa city and its rich history. Explore the remarkably preserved Roman Baths, built around natural hot springs nearly 2,000 years ago. Visit Bath Abbey, known for its magnificent fan-vaulted ceiling and intricate stone carvings, and see Pulteney Bridge, lined with shops and admired for its graceful 18th-century design inspired by Florence’s Ponte Vecchio.

Visit prehistoric Stonehenge, built in 3,000 B.C. The mysterious monument of four concentric rings of hefty stones is believed to have been a sacred place of worship or some type of calendar.

Visit Salisbury Cathedral, one of Britain’s finest examples of medieval architecture. Admire its graceful design and the tallest spire in the country. Inside the 13th century Chapter House, see one of four surviving original copies of the Magna Carta, displayed beneath its elegant octagonal ceiling.