Salisbury Cathedral in Bath

Ready to embark on a grand literary and historical tour of some of the most well known cities in England? Here's just an sample itinerary that can be custom designed for you to visit this area so well known for beautiful cathedrals, historical buildings and museums. Are you ready to enjoy some delicious strawberries with clotted cream at high tea? Enjoy a nice English Ale at a cozy local pub then feast on some fish and chips. If it's comfort food or fine dining London offers a vibrant culinary scene! 

Week 1:

Day 1-3: Arrive in London and settle into your luxury accommodations.Spend the first few days exploring the rich historical and cultural attractions of the city, including:The Tower of London, Buckingham Palace,Westminster Abbey, The British Museum. Dine at top restaurants and enjoy evening entertainment options.

Day 4-6: Bath Travel to Bath, allowing time to explore this UNESCO World Heritage city at a relaxed pace.Visit the Roman Baths, the Pump Room, and Bath Abbey.Take a day trip to nearby sites such as Stonehenge and Salisbury Cathedral.Enjoy leisurely walks through Bath's Georgian streets and parks.

Day 7-9: Oxford and Blenheim Palace. Journey to Oxford and spend a few days exploring the university town.Visit historic colleges, libraries, and museums, including the Bodleian Library and the Ashmolean Museum.Take a day trip to Blenheim Palace, exploring its grand interiors and extensive gardens.Enjoy the literary and academic atmosphere of Oxford, perhaps attending a lecture or literary event.

Week 2:

Day 10-11: Stratford-upon-Avon. Travel to Stratford-upon-Avon, the birthplace of William Shakespeare.Explore Shakespeare's Birthplace, Anne Hathaway's Cottage, and other sites associated with the playwright.Attend performances by the Royal Shakespeare Company.Take leisurely walks along the River Avon and through the town's charming streets.

Day 12-13: Windsor and Canterbury. Visit Windsor Castle, exploring its State Apartments, St. George's Chapel, and grounds.Take a boat trip along the River Thames or stroll through Windsor Great Park.Travel to Canterbury, visiting Canterbury Cathedral and other historic sites associated with Thomas Becket and Chaucer's Canterbury Tales.Enjoy the historic charm of Canterbury's streets and shops.

Day 14: Departure. Enjoy a final morning in Canterbury before departing for your onward journey or returning to London for your departure.With two weeks to explore South Central England, this itinerary allows for a more immersive experience, with plenty of time to delve into the history and culture of each destination.