Top South East England Private Sightseeing Tours - page 13

This tour gives you the exciting opportunity to visit Chartwell, the private residence of Sir Winston Churchill on your way to the airport. A visit to Chartwell provides a fascinating insight into one of the greatest Prime Ministers that Great Britain has ever had. The interior remains virtually unchanged since the Churchill's lived there. It is located in a most beautiful area where you may enjoy spectacular views over the Weald of Kent and explore the charming gardens, including the famous Rose Walk, planted by Sir Winston himself.

Travel England Tours are an award winning chauffeur guide tour company. Devon and Cornwall possess some of the most beautiful coastlines and natural beauty in England. Your tour will capture these scenes and idyllic rolling landscape. Immerse yourself in the stunning views and historic locations. Visit the World Heritage Sites of the Minack Theatre, Charlestown Harbour and Botallick Mines amongst others. Experience the small fishing harbours, quaint villages and golden sandy beaches set in rural surroundings whilst travelling in one of our luxurious Mercedes vehicles. Your own local private chauffeur guide has an abundance of knowledge of the area which will ensure you have a memorable tour of these two beautiful counties. Travel in comfort and convenience with your own private chauffeur guide and vehicle. Collection and drop off at your local accommodation.

Private tours beneift from a more individual approach to touring. Access to your tour guide for the entire day. A flexible schedule that can be change on the day should you wish. A hands on and personal approach to touring. The complete day taken care of, picked up and dropped off at your hotel. Learn and enjoy the history of these two fascinating destinations.

Discover our beautiful scenery and fabulous historic 'White Cliffs Countryside' on this Private Tour - ideal for a Shore Excursion from Dover Cruise Terminal or Dover Priory Station. Don't forget to bring your camera for taking photos of our beautiful 'Garden of England'. Meet your local Blue Badge Guide before driving up to the famous 'White Cliffs of Dover' for a short walk. Drive a short distance through the old fishing villages of St Margaret's Bay and Kingsdown, once the home of Ian Fleming and Noel Coward! Continue to Sandwich once a medieval port of great importance and where Queen Elizabeth surveyed her fleet and ignored the wishes of the locals! Another short scenic drive takes us to the city of Canterbury, where we can have time for lunch as well as an opportunity for a short walk and a photo of Canterbury Cathedral - where Thomas Becket was famously murdered! We return to Dover in time for you to leave on your cruise ship/train.

Embark on an unforgettable adventure with our captivating self guided day tour. Visit the stunning castle of Warwick here you will be able to live and breath Warwick's darkest history in the castle dungeon. Visit the town of Stratford upon Avon the birth place of William Shakespeare and see where the man himself lived. Visit Ann Hatherway's cottage and Gardens please note this is closed certain parts of the year. Anne Hathaway's Cottage is open 10am to 5pm daily (last entrance 4.30pm) from Saturday 25th March to Sunday 5th November 2023. Closed for November to March • Enjoy a Hassle Free pick up from Southampton Cruise Terminal • Transportation to your Central London Accommodation/London Hotel  • Family Friendly • Warwick Castle 2 Hours Self- guided Sightseeing  • Stratford Uopn Avon Birth place of William Shakespeare and the home Ann Hatherway 4 Hours Self-guided Sightseeing  • Duration 12 Hours including travel time

Your day begins with a relaxing one‑hour drive from Southampton to the magnificent ruins of Corfe Castle, one of England’s most iconic medieval fortresses. Here you can enjoy a self‑guided exploration of the castle grounds, taking in sweeping views across the Purbeck countryside. We then continue to the dramatic coastline of Portland Bill, home to its famous working lighthouse. If you wish, you can climb the internal staircase for a unique vantage point over the English Channel. Our journey then takes us to the breath taking Jurassic Coast, where you’ll visit both Lulworth Cove and Durdle Door. This stretch of coastline offers some of the most spectacular scenery in the UK, and you’ll have the opportunity to walk between the two landmarks and enjoy unforgettable views. After a full day of discovery, we will make our way back to London. This is a self‑guided tour, giving you the freedom to explore each location at your own pace.

On this self-guided walking tour, you'll uncover centuries of executions, riots, and murders that shaped this seemingly genteel city. You'll also hear how religious persecution, medieval street violence, and courtroom curses left their mark on streets still walked today. The tour starts close to where three Protestant bishops – Latimer, Ridley, and Cranmer – were burned at the stake on the orders of Queen Mary I. You'll pass the History of Science Museum, now on the site of the world's first public museum, where fresh corpses from the town gallows were once delivered for dissection. Winding through Brasenose Lane and along Cornmarket Street, you'll hear about a fatal midnight brawl between tailors and drapers, the city's extraordinary medieval murder rate, and the 1355 St Scholastica's Day Riot, which lasted three days and left dozens dead. The tour ends at Oxford Castle, where a condemned servant named Anne Greene was hanged in 1650 – and somehow survived.