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Enjoy the undivided attention of a private guide on a walking tour of Chester that reveals hidden gems that even some locals don’t know about. Navigate both the city center and its multi-layered history with ease, as you explore at a pace set by you and your party rather than a large group.

This is the perfect way to discover stories about women’s history at Cambridge University that you wouldn’t find in a guidebook. Learn from someone who has firsthand experience of student life—a university alumni guide. As it's a private tour, feel free to ask plenty of questions along the way as you pass by top sights, such as King’s College, the Mathematical Bridge, and Trinity College.

Your 90-minute private walking tour is led by a current student or graduate of Cambridge University and you will get to see all the most famous colleges and landmarks with authentic insights into student life.

Looking for a unique London experience that even most locals won’t have undertaken? Try your hand at climbing the masts of the historic British museum ship, the Cutty Sark, and enjoy the incredible views over the London skyline. You don’t have to be a huge maritime history fan to get a kick out of this thrilling climb, but it certainly helps, with your ticket including admission to the Cutty Sark.

Experience London’s most iconic royal tradition with an award-winning Changing of the Guard tour. Get exclusive views of the ceremony from prime vantage points, see the guards and horses up close, and enjoy behind-the-scenes insights you won’t get on a standard tour. Guided by experts, you’ll explore historic landmarks like Wellington Barracks, St James’s Palace, and Horse Guards Parade while learning about centuries of British pageantry and royal history. Avoid the crowds and capture unforgettable photo opportunities at Buckingham Palace, Clarence House, and other key sites. This tour is designed to give you a unique, immersive, and memorable royal London experience from start to finish. - Duration: Approximately 2 to 3 hours - Maximum group size of 20 for a personalized experience - Meet at Jan Smutts Statue at Parliament Square - Not wheelchair accessible; suitable for all ages with moderate mobility

Explore the historic city of Oxford on a 1.5-hour walking tour guided by a friendly local. Wander charming streets and visit iconic landmarks like the Bodleian Library, Radcliffe Camera, and the stunning Town Hall. Along the way, delve into captivating tales of medieval architecture and university traditions, while uncovering hidden gems that only locals know about. The tour concludes at the picturesque Bridge of Sighs, ensuring a memorable experience in this renowned city. - 1.5 hour guided walking tour through Oxford - Visit iconic sites like the Bodleian Library and Radcliffe Camera - Hear fascinating stories about the university's history and traditions - Discover hidden gems and local secrets not found in guidebooks

Escape the city and enjoy a relaxing private wine tasting and vineyard experience from Liverpool set in the beautiful English countryside. Your day begins with hotel or cruise terminal pick-up in a comfortable executive vehicle or minibus with your born-and-bred Liverpool guide, who will share stories about the city and the surrounding region as you travel through scenic countryside. On arrival at the vineyard, enjoy a welcome drink before taking a relaxed walk through the vines to learn how English wines are produced. The highlight of the experience is a sommelier-led wine tasting, where you’ll sample five wines and discover the flavours, aromas and techniques behind each one. After the tasting, enjoy a delicious three-course lunch served at the vineyard restaurant. On the return journey to Liverpool, there’s time for an optional stop at a traditional countryside pub for one final drink before heading back to the city.

Be immersed in London’s evening ambiance on this walking tour along the Thames. Hear captivating insights into the city’s history and culture directly from your guide, discover ancient and modern landmarks like the Tower of London and the Shard, and leave with useful tips for the rest of your London adventure. This tour lasts about 2 hours, allowing more time to explore key sites.

The Warwick History Walk offers a captivating 90-minute journey through over a millennium of fascinating history. Delve into the tales of the Normans, the Tudors, and the Victorians while exploring historic sites around Warwick. This engaging guided tour reveals connections between famous figures like JRR Tolkien and Frank Sinatra, and uncovers secrets from Warwick’s past. Enjoy a unique photo opportunity at the iconic Warwick Castle, capturing its beauty from the postcard-perfect vantage point. Perfect for history buffs and casual explorers alike. - 90-minute walking tour covering 1000 years of Warwick's history - Visit key historic sites and learn about notable figures - Opportunity to photograph Warwick Castle from a famous viewpoint - Ideal for history enthusiasts and casual visitors alike

Discover the world-famous Durdle Door, Lulworth Cove, Corfe Castle, west country pubs and the Isle of Purbeck. Small scale tours from 2 to 7 people in our v class where your comfort is important to us (no big coaches here!) . Local tour guides who can tell you interesting facts about each location so you can make the most out of each destination. A full day making the most of what Dorset has to offer.

Discover the ancient designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty that is West Dorset. Visit the pearl of Dorset (Lyme regis) and embrace its rich heritage and incredible scenery. You can hunt for fossils in Lyme or at our next destination in Charmouth. You'll also get to have a look around the heritage centre where impressive fossils are displayed. We will then visit one of the counties best located pubs where you can have a drink and get some lunch before exploring the ancient feel of Symondsbury. We will then visit the seaside resort of West Bay. to finish the day. Full day out in a small scale tours from 2 to 7 people with local tour guide.

Discover the Seaton Wetlands from atop the old tramway, the picturesque (still working) fishing and smugglers village of Beer, a still working mill and the vibrant red rock sea stacks at Ladram Bay. Small scale tours for 2 to 7 people in our v class, you will be travelling in comfort (no coaches here) . Local tour guides who can tell you interesting facts about each location so you can make the most out of your day. Full day out.

Enjoy our most relaxed day out! On this tour, you will visit one brewery and one cider orchard in the county of Dorset. Comprising of a tour at each location followed by a tasting of their delicious products, with a lunch stop at one of the counties cosy country pubs in between! This tour is for 2 to 7 people. Over 18s only. Don't drink? Feel free to tag along and just avoid the tastings!

Christmas in London is always memorable. There are dazzling festive lights, Christmas markets, glistening ice rinks and not forgetting the city’s display of twinkling trees. A Christmas light turn on is always a great way to mark the festive season and a walk in the centre of London is the best inspiration you can get for your own Christmas designs at home.

Travel from London to Southampton Cruise Port and explore Windsor Castle along the way. Begin your journey with a pick-up from your hotel or Victoria Coach Station in an air-conditioned coach. Discover Windsor Castle, the oldest and largest continuously occupied castle, where you can visit the state apartments and the Royal Chapel of St George. Spend approximately 1.5 hours here, or enjoy the charming town of Windsor if the castle is closed. After your visit, relax as you are transported to Southampton, with luggage assistance provided upon arrival at the cruise terminal. - Convenient pick-up from central London hotels or Victoria railway station - Explore Windsor Castle (or town) for 1.5 hours - Air-conditioned coach transport to Southampton Cruise Port - Arrive at your cruise terminal between 1:30 PM - 2:00 PM

From humble beginnings as the Anglo-Danish town of Grantabridge to the thriving city of Cambridge, we'll walk through over 1000 years of history in 1 hour as we tell the whole (slightly abridged) story of Cambridge. Using maps, fun facts and a big dollop of humour; we'll visit key sites in our story and understand the development of town beyond what the tourists tours and guidebooks will tell you. May contain: Anglo-Saxons, Fires, Vikings, Normans, Town vs Gown drama, Fairs, Kings, Queens, Common Land, Churches, Charters, Chancellors, Monks, Mayors, Markets, and a few beheadings. If that wasn't enough, we're a local social enterprise promoting Cambridge history, culture and sustainable tourism; your fantastic Experience Leaders will be local people with lived experience of exclusion, particularly homelessness, in Cambridge.

Rock and Rapid Adventures have been Coasteering at Baggy Point for 20 years. We take small groups and give an individual experience.

Explore the rugged beauty of North Devon while mastering outdoor rock climbing. This thrilling experience is perfect for both beginners and seasoned climbers looking to put their skills to the test on real rock faces. Led by experienced instructors, you’ll learn the essentials of climbing techniques and safety in some of the region's most stunning locations - The breathtaking scenery will be an unforgettable backdrop to your adventure.

Inspire a love of art in your kids with this family-friendly guided tour through London’s famed National Art Gallery. With this private museum experience designed to encourage collaboration between kids and parents, you can explore the collection with your guide, slow down to really appreciate one or two works of art, and participate in family-friendly interactive activities perfect for fostering a youthful curiosity in the arts.

Hitting all of London's top sights in a day can be difficult but this convenient, half-day tour covers it all. Enjoy an immersive introduction to London’s most interesting buildings, viewpoints, museums, public spaces, and more, from Buckingham Palace and Big Ben to Trafalgar Square and Piccadilly. This tour is well suited to travelers short on time, as well as those who want a solid foundation for their own independent exploration.

Explore London in an unconventional way on a walking tour focused on the humble toilet. Learn about Britain’s history, culture, and identity through the lens of the loo. Discover answers to trivia such as where the term “loo” even came from. Both lifelong Londoners and first-time visitors can learn something new about the city on this tour.

Rochester is a city full of treasures. The 2nd place settled by the Christian missionaries sent from Rome by Pope Gregory the Great to convert southern England in 597AD, the Cathedral is the 2nd oldest after Canterbury. But the Romans were here long before as this is the perfect place to cross the River Medway & the bridges are still an important part of the city today. Then 1066 & the arrival of the Normans heralds the gradual rebuilding of the cathedral as well as the construction of a huge stone castle - second only to the Tower of London. Kings have stayed in the city on their way to mainland Europe whilst escaping political tumult and also on their way back to reclaim their thrones. Henry VIII met his 4th wife Anne of Cleves here for the first time & he also had one of the city's most famous Bishops executed for not supporting him as supreme head of the Church of England. More recently Charles Dickens spent his childhood here & chose to live here in his later years.