Top United Kingdom Holidays

England's rural highlights are scattered beyond London, and reaching Bath, Windsor, and Stonehenge in a day means driving and navigating country roads yourself. Skip the rental car on this day trip; with transportation handled, you can focus on the sights. Explore the spa city of Bath and the town of Windsor, with optional visits to Windsor Castle and Stonehenge to add on.

Blend history with entertainment on this spooky walking tour of York. You’ll hear historical tales as you walk through the city and marvel at the medieval architecture of sites like York Minster cathedral. Learn about the city’s history with an emphasis on stories related to witchcraft, the spooky, and the strange.

Discover the beauty of London at night during the festive period with a Christmas Lights Bus Tour. Escape the chaos of the bustling streets and admire the illuminating displays that cover the streets of the vibrant capital from an open-top bus. See iconic landmarks, streets, and shop windows sparkle in festive glory as tinsel, Christmas trees, and twinkling lights decorate the city.

Edinburgh is known for its dark past, and this evening walking tour is the original one to showcase the city's historically sinister and spooky side. Discover the hidden ‘wynds’ (alleys) and closes of the Old Town as you learn their mysteries and horrors; visit the ghost-ridden Greyfriars Kirkyard; and explore the city’s underground vaults to uncover their spirits and secrets. Your tour is led by a creepily costumed guide to get everyone into the spooky spirit of things.

London's darker history is scattered across the city, and the sites tied to it are easy to walk past without knowing what happened there. Ride a vintage Routemaster bus with a guide instead, covering the ground between them while the stories fill in what you're looking at. Pass landmarks such as St. Paul's Cathedral, the Tower of London, and Fleet Street, lit up as you go.

See Glasgow's New Town from a unique vantage point on a small-group walking tour complete with beer tastings. Hear fascinating stories of the people who gained and lost huge fortunes in this city that has experienced the ups and downs of immense wealth and poverty. Discover the history of Glasgow’s brewing scene, and taste beers from Scotland's award-winning breweries with stops at 2 local pubs.

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.

From Oxford Street to the London Eye to the angels of Regent Street and much more, there’s plenty of sparkle to see on this private black cab tour of London’s Christmas lights. Drive around the UK capital like a local and celebrate the holidays in a city that’s full of festive cheer you’ll never forget. Handy hotel pickup is included, so don’t worry about navigating public transport.

Delve into the dark side of York, and see the city in a new light, on this evening ghost bus tour. Visit notorious local haunts of restless spirits and pass eerie sites such as York Minster, Clifford’s Tower, and the grave of Dick Turpin, the infamous highwayman and murderer. Throughout the tour, hear anecdotes and fascinating facts about York’s grisly past, and make key stops for a closer look at the city’s most haunted buildings.

This is an experience that will fill you with Christmas cheer. Immerse yourself in London’s enchanting Christmas atmosphere with a festive night tour on a open-top vintage London bus to enjoy spectacular views and take the perfect pictures! See the city decked out with sparkling lights and dazzling displays whilst you enjoy the insights of a professional tour guide along with holiday music onboard. Start the tour at Embankment Station, easily accessed by London’s underground network, rail stations, and buses. From here, take a journey through the city’s West End aglow with seasonal sparkle. Drive along the Strand and past the Christmas market at Trafalgar Square.

Explore London’s sparkling Christmas displays from a vintage open-top bus on this festive guided tour. Take in the street decorations and window displays as you travel through Oxford Street, Harrods, and Hyde Park, and listen as your guide shares interesting facts about the landmarks you pass by. It's a great way to soak up the holiday cheer.

Explore Edinburgh from a different perspective—and combine sightseeing with fantasy—on this small-group Harry Potter™-themed tour designed for adults. Wander through the city’s Old Town to find spots known to have inspired writer J.K. Rowling, see landmarks including Waverley Station and the Royal Mile, and step inside a graveyard that’s reportedly haunted. Afterward, visit a traditional pub and savor an alcoholic drink all included.

London’s pubs harbor some of the capital's most fascinating history, but it can be hard to know which ones are of the most interest. Take the guesswork out of your sightseeing and join this small-group pub tour through Covent Garden. Visit several watering holes and learn about their fascinating tales from your guide. Note: drinks are not included.

Skip the crowds on land and count down to midnight on-board this spectacular New Year’s Eve dinner cruise in London. Set sail along the River Thames and cruise through the heart of London as you see the city from the water. Start the night with a glass of champagne and enjoy an included four-course dinner. At midnight, get unobstructed views of the fireworks over Big Ben and the London Eye.

Drown out the London traffic and soak up the festive spirit on this silent disco walking tour of London's Christmas displays. Follow a curated route through areas such as Regent Street and Seven Dials while listening to festive music through headphones to add to the holiday ambiance. Learn intriguing stories and about local holiday traditions from your guide.

Welcome to Nikos Taverna on the beautiful island of Skopelos—the iconic home of Mamma Mia!. Nestled in the heart of this bustling, family-run taverna, a secret romance is blossoming, and you have a front-row seat to all the drama. Adapted by the brilliant Sandi Toksvig, this theatrical dining experience seamlessly blends ABBA’s timeless soundtrack with a laugh-out-loud new story. You’ll be swept away from your dinner table straight into a fabulous, feel-good dream world. No pop group has ever delivered more iconic anthems than ABBA. Tonight, you'll hear them all performed by a spectacular live band—with the dancefloor opening up for you to unleash your inner Dancing Queen once the show ends.

Be immersed in London’s festive spirit on this private walking tour of the city’s world-famous Christmas light displays. Choose an afternoon or evening departure to suit your schedule, then set off with your private guide to discover Trafalgar Square, Carnaby Street, Covent Garden, and more, stopping to capture picture-perfect scenes and learn about the city’s holiday traditions.

During the festive period, York’s streets are illuminated with twinkling lights, and it's the perfect place to get in the Christmas spirit. With this tour, a guide helps you get the most out of your time in the city by explaining more about its festive history, traditions, and tales you likely wouldn’t uncover if walking around alone—such as stories about Viking feasts, a famous Victorian author, and medieval Christmas rituals.

Delve into the dark past of East London with this evening walking tour and follow in the footsteps of notorious serial killer Jack the Ripper. Unlike most Jack the Ripper tours, this tour shifts the focus to the women who lost their lives at the hands of the murderer. Explore Brick Lane, Whitechapel Road, and Spitalfields, and stop by the pubs, markets, and residences of Victorian-era London.

London's most original and popular Jack the Ripper pub tour, led by published authors and true crime experts. Visit key crime scene locations, stopping off for drinks along the way at several historic pubs, including the famous Ten Bells - where Annie Chapman and Mary Jane Kelly were last seen alive - and the notorious White Hart Pub, where a prime suspect lived and worked in the dark cellars below. Explore the social heart of Ripper-era London, hearing of the murders as the locals would have heard them: whispered over pints, argued late into the night, and etched into pub walls and memory. Far more than a walking tour; it’s an immersive descent into the world of 1888, where every story is meticulously researched and every location is brought vividly to life. As part of your experience, you’ll receive an exclusive souvenir guidebook, crafted by our expert team and packed with rare photographs, detailed maps, and in-depth crime scene insights you won’t find anywhere else.

Edinburgh boasts a unique brewing heritage that’s often overshadowed by Scotland’s whiskies. This small-group tour throws the spotlight on the capital’s now-resurgent beer scene, with visits to several top pubs and beer bars. Stroll the Royal Mile and discover Old Town highlights as you learn how Edinburgh was once the world’s leading bottled beer exporter. As you go, stop for a range of tastings, and learn the stories behind each brew.

Get into the festive spirit on this private London Christmas lights tour by traditional black cab. Cruise past top sights and stroll down bustling shopping streets adorned with twinkling lights. See glitzy illuminations in upscale neighborhoods like Belgravia and Chelsea, plus the iconic Oxford Street displays. Enjoy hassle-free hotel pickup for a seamless start to your festive evening.

Many Jack the Ripper tours focus on sensational details rather than historical context. This guided walking tour takes a different approach by centering on the lives of the victims and the social conditions of Victorian London. Walk through the streets of Whitechapel while learning about Jack's victims—Polly, Annie, Elizabeth, Catherine, and Mary Jane—and how poverty, housing, and employment shaped their lives. Your guide explains how the crimes affected the local community, offering a more thoughtful way to understand this chapter of London’s history without relying on shock-driven storytelling.