Top England Tours by Duration - page 2

Discover an icon of London when you explore the UNESCO-listed Tower of London on this comprehensive tour. Notice details you'd miss on your own with a guide, and unlike many tours, you'll also get the chance to meet a Beefeater. Customize the experience with optional upgrades, including a cruise along the Thames to enhance your visit.

See Stonehenge before the crowds arrive—and have time for additional sightseeing afterwards—on this seamless, half-day tour from London. Public transit can be confusing and expensive, but with round-trip coach transit, this tour makes getting there easy. You'll arrive at the UNESCO World Heritage Site before most of the crowds, and enjoy a hassle-free experience with included admission, shuttle bus, and audio guide. Explore the landmark at your own pace before returning to London by mid-afternoon.

Tick off two UNESCO-listed monuments in one day on this full-day tour of Bath and Stonehenge from London. Escape the city for a scenic drive through the English countryside, stopping to admire the ancient monoliths of Stonehenge and delve into the enigmas of the mysterious stone circle. Explore the historic spa town of Bath at your own pace and visit landmarks such as the Roman Baths, the Royal Crescent, and Bath Abbey (own expense).

Visit some of England’s top destinations outside London on a day trip to the Cotswolds, as well as the university city of Oxford. Led by your guide, admire the English charm and rolling hills of the Cotswolds as you explore the villages of Burford and Bourton-On-The-Water. Then, when you reach Oxford, visit sights like Christchurch College, the Ashmolean Museum, and the Bridge of Sighs. This tour takes care of all transport and ticket logistics, so you don't have to.

Visiting Oxford, Stratford-upon-Avon, and Warwick Castle in one day is impossible on public transport, but this tour covers the route with hassle-free, round-trip coach travel. Visit Warwick Castle before heading over to Stratford-upon-Avon, William Shakespeare's birthplace. Then drive through the Cotswolds, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, to Oxford, where you explore the university’s buildings on a walking tour before returning to London.

Take in a classically British spectacle when you view the Changing of the Guard ceremony—and then have the rare opportunity to explore Buckingham Palace—on this two-in-one, small-group tour. Begin with a stroll past the Westminster area's highlights, from St. James's Palace to Clarence House. After viewing the Changing of the Guard, head into Buckingham Palace for a self-guided exploration with an audio guide.

Finding dinner and a view of London's landmarks usually means booking a restaurant and making a separate plan to see the city afterward. A Thames dinner cruise does both at once, sailing past the Tower of London, the London Eye, and Tower Bridge after dark while you eat. A three-course British meal and live music come included, so the evening's sorted with one booking.

Regular Stonehenge visits keep you behind the perimeter path, at a distance from the stones themselves. Step inside the circle instead on a private Inner Circle visit, arranged for a time when the site is closed to general visitors. Travel by coach from London with the day handled, and add Windsor Castle when you book to pair the stones with a royal residence.

Trying to get from attraction to attraction in London can take hours and eat up valuable vacation time. Save your energy by traveling on board an air-conditioned coach, checking off top sights such as Big Ben, the Tower of London, and Westminster Abbey. Enjoy a guided tour of St. Paul's Cathedral, and see another angle of the city with an included ticket for a Thames sightseeing cruise.

With such a high concentration of world-famous attractions, Westminster is an essential stop on any London sightseeing itinerary. After a walking tour of the borough’s major attractions, descend into the Churchill War Rooms to learn the secrets of the famous leader as he strategized during World War II. This landmark-packed tour is perfect for history buffs looking for a manageable but extensive tour to fit into a busy schedule.

See three of England’s most famous architectural attractions on a full-day group tour from London. First, check out Windsor Castle, the official residence of His Majesty the King, and opt to upgrade with a guided tour. Next, head to Stonehenge to uncover the mystery behind this UNESCO-listed site, and then explore the scenic streets of Oxford on a walking tour of the city.

Borough Market is one of the oldest and most celebrated food markets in the world, and London Bridge is the historic neighborhood that grew up around it. This is the best food tour in London Bridge, and one of the top-rated things to do in London for food lovers visiting from abroad. Over 3 hours and 6 hand-picked stops, you will explore Borough Market and the London Bridge area with a local guide who knows every address worth knowing. English food has a reputation. This tour aims to change it. From a bacon and egg bap to award-winning fish and chips, artisanal British cheeses paired with ale, cider or honey mead, and a proper sticky toffee pudding, every stop is chosen for quality and the tastings add up to a full meal. There is also a Secret Dish revealed only on the day.

Experience London’s traditional pub scene—and discover historical drinking dens that most visitors miss—on this small-group, half-day tour. Accompany your guide to the history-saturated City of London, and visit at least four noteworthy pubs (drinks separate expense). Pop into centuries-old alehouses, see literary haunts favored by writers such as Charles Dickens, and learn about local drinking culture as you explore.

One of London’s most recognizable and in-demand attractions, the Lastminute.com London Eye welcomes millions of visitors every year. Save yourself any sightseeing hassle, and secure your admission before you travel, when you book your tickets in advance. Upon arrival, step into a large, air-conditioned capsule and take to the skies for impeccable views of Big Ben, St. Paul’s Cathedral, Buckingham Palace, and other key landmarks.

Designed for Harry Potter ™ fans who want more than just photo stops, this immersive walking tour brings London’s wizarding connections to life through filming locations and the real landmarks that inspired the books. Explore areas such as Soho and Covent Garden while following a guide, picking up behind-the-scenes trivia along the way, taking part in a fun quiz, and even getting sorted into your Hogwarts house.

The Warner Bros. Studio, where the Harry Potter™ movies were made, is located on the outskirts of London, making getting there a challenge. This full-day tour includes round-trip coach transportation from central London and allows you to effortlessly spend the day exploring spellbinding movie sets independently.

Leave the city behind and see a different side of England on a day trip to the Cotswolds. Instead of renting a car, enjoy hassle-free transportation from London. Take in the views as you travel to the charming English countryside. Make the most of your time with visits to three scenic villages.

The medieval Tower of London is widely considered among London’s top attractions, but exploring independently means missing its hidden secrets. On this private tour, explore the tower as your guide brings its history to life—from its previous inmates to the treasures it currently holds. Along the way, meet the ravens guarding the tower, and discover must-see sites including the crown jewels and the White Tower. Upgrade to include a classic afternoon tea after your tour.

Visit one of England’s most popular attractions on this trip to Stonehenge. Travel from London to the UNESCO World Heritage Site by air-conditioned coach. Explore at your leisure with an audio guide, listening to various theories about how and why the 40-ton (36-tonne) rocks were placed there. Enjoy great value for money and avoid the hassle of self-driving or catching trains and buses from London.

Glide by a host of London’s must-see landmarks on a sightseeing cruise from Westminster to Greenwich on the Thames River. Step aboard your comfortable cruise boat at Westminster Pier and listen to the live commentary as you pass sights such as Shakespeare’s Globe, Tower Bridge, and the Tower of London. Drink in the views from the open or indoor deck, and at Greenwich, step ashore to visit attractions (own expense) such as the Cutty Sark or National Maritime Museum.

Check off two of England's top tourist attractions without needing to rent a car on this full-day tour from London. Travel to UNESCO World Heritage-listed Stonehenge, an ancient and mysterious stone circle. Wander the monument and visitor center at your own pace before continuing to Bath, another UNESCO-listed site that's famous for its hot springs and Georgian architecture. To continue your exploration, upgrade your ticket to include a visit to the Roman Baths complex.

Visit Stonehenge and Windsor in the same day, without having to rent a car, on this guided bus tour from London. See the standing stones at UNESCO-listed Stonehenge and check out ancient objects on display at its world-class visitor center. At Windsor Castle—a historic royal residence—follow in the footsteps of the British monarchy as you walk the halls and grounds, and visit the State Apartments along the way.

See more of London as you pedal around the sights of London in style on this small-group bike tour, which reveals some of the capital's top sights along a relaxed cycling route. Hop on board your classic English bike with an optional basket and follow your guide down quiet backstreets, past famous landmarks, and along the Thames River, then get off the beaten track as you discover the street art of Banksy and even have a go at your own graffiti tag.

Explore beyond London without renting a car or navigating unfamiliar roads on this full-day coach tour to three of Britain’s historic and culturally important destinations. Visit Windsor Castle to see the State Apartments and St. George's Chapel, continue to the ancient stone circle of Stonehenge, and finish in Bath, famed for its Georgian architecture and the Roman Baths.