Top United Kingdom Plantation Tours

Exploring Oxford’s historic streets and colleges can be confusing on foot, especially if you’re short on time. This hop-on hop-off bus tour makes it easy to get around the city while seeing its top sights, with a choice of 24- or 48-hour passes that let you create your own itinerary. Ride past highlights such as University of Oxford colleges (including filming locations from the “Harry Potter™” movies), Oxford Castle, and the Bodleian Library, one of the world’s oldest public libraries.

Enjoy an active way to explore Liverpool—and see the city’s top Beatles-related landmarks, all in just half a day—on this small-group electric bike tour. After meeting your guide in the city center, you’ll grab your bike and helmet and zip off on two wheels. Discover both John Lennon and Paul McCartney’s childhood homes (and the church hall where they first met), visit Penny Lane and the grave of Eleanor Rigby, and more.

Understanding how global finance evolved can be challenging without prior knowledge or historical insight. This guided walking tour through the City of London—also known as the Square Mile—brings the story to life through themes of money, power, and innovation. As you explore hidden streets and alleyways, learn how currency developed from ancient clay records to digital transactions, and discover how wars, technology, and philosophy shaped the modern financial world.

London’s history often focuses on its most famous landmarks, leaving lesser-known stories overlooked. This walking tour reveals the hidden histories of enslaved communities whose labor helped shape the city. Explore the City of London as you visit sites from the Roman wall of Londonium to the Bank of England Museum, gaining a deeper, more nuanced perspective on the capital’s past.

Consistently 5 star rated on Tripadvisor, this comprehensive tour is delivered by experts on all aspects of Belfasts history and includes visits to all the key sites in the city. Visitors can expect to learn the details of the political conflict and peace process, the story of the Titanic, the story of Belfasts development as an industrial powerhouse and also enjoy some great Irish craic along the way!

Explore the majestic Antrim coast and beautiful mid-ulster countryside, where history, folklore, and legends come to life. Famous for it's many castles, clans and culture like Carrickfergus built in 1177 by the Normans or Glenarm & Dunluce home to the Mc Donnell clan, who fought in many battles including against Elizabeth 1. We will stop at the Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge where you can cross at your peril or simply relax and take in the breathtaking views from Portaneevy viewing point, of both the Irish & Scottish coasts. Last but not least, The UNESCO World Heritage site of the Giants Causeway, which really has to be seen to be believed. 40 000 volcanic columns over 60 million years old, built by the famous Finn Mc Cool & destroyed by his Scottish rival Benandonna. We will then stop briefly at the ruins of Dunluce castle or stop for an Irish whiskey at the world's oldest distillery, Bushmills.