England Itinerary: 7 Days of Luxury Travel
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London to Oxford: An Elegant Week of Exploration
This 7-day luxury England itinerary combines cultural elegance with the comfort of private transportation. You'll start in regal London with exclusive experiences like afternoon tea at a palace and guided city walks. From there, journey through time in historic Bath, marvel at ancient mysteries like Stonehenge, and unwind amid the tranquil beauty of the Cotswolds. More...
London
Day 1 - 2
Discover the legendary capital of the United Kingdom, a vibrant metropolis where history and diversity flourish. As you explore, you'll encounter iconic landmarks such as Big Ben, the historic Tower of London, and the breathtaking London Eye. Immerse yourself in world-class culture at the British Museum and the Tate Modern, offering endless artistic and historical treasures. The renowned West End theater scene promises unforgettable evenings, while the tranquil expanses of Hyde Park provide a welcome escape from the city's energy. Prepare your palate for a culinary journey; London's rich, multicultural atmosphere is vividly reflected in its diverse food scene, from traditional pubs offering hearty fare to esteemed gourmet restaurants awaiting your discovery. Come and experience the captivating allure of London.
The Rubens at the Palace
This stunning boutique-style hotel offers views of Buckingham Palace and its stables. It offers exceptional comfort and personalized service, where no request is too big and no detail too small.
The luxurious Rubens is just a short walk from Victoria's train, tube and bus stations and is ideally located for the Victoria Palace Theatre and Victoria Apollo Theatre. Westminster, Green Park and Shaftesbury Avenue are just a short walk away.
Each room at the Rubens is equipped with thoughtful extras and homely comforts, while the glass-fronted lounge offers fantastic views of the pomp and royal occasions. The attractive breakfast buffet and carvery dinner are served in the Old Masters Restaurant, and fine dining can be enjoyed in The Library.
Victoria Underground Station and the stores and amenities of Victoria Square are a 5-minute walk from the hotel.
Your activity
Afternoon Tea - Rubens at the Palace
Indulge in a luxurious afternoon tea experience at The Rubens at the Palace Hotel, a refined 5-star establishment located just moments from the royal apartments of Buckingham Palace. Relax and enjoy traditional afternoon tea in the spacious Palace Lounge. Watch the royal carriages come and go as you savor a selection of sumptuous sandwiches, delicious freshly baked pastries, and traditional scones with clotted cream and fruit preserves. Elegant and casual attire is requested.
Please avoid sportswear, flip-flops, and non-tailored shorts. Guests not adhering to the dress code will not be permitted entry to the restaurants and bars.
Bath
Day 3 - 4
Experience the timeless allure of Bath, often celebrated as England's most romantic city, captivating visitors for centuries. Nestled within the verdant hills of the Cotswolds, Bath enchants with its remarkable Roman and Georgian heritage. From its natural hot springs and the fascinating Roman Baths to its medieval structures and grand Georgian architecture, the city exudes a unique charm. Wander through its historic streets, lined with inviting boutiques, cozy cafes, vibrant bars, and delightful restaurants. Beyond iconic sights like the Roman Baths and the picturesque Pulteney Bridge, discover captivating art galleries, impressive Gothic churches, and serene parks. Bath's undeniable charm promises a love affair with its rich history and enduring beauty.
Macdonald Bath Spa Hotel
Macdonald Bath Spa Hotel is a Georgian hotel set in landscaped gardens, only 15 minutes' walk from the city centre and 1.1 miles from Bath Spa station. The individually furnished rooms offer complimentary Wi-Fi and have en-suite bathrooms, minibars, flat-screen TVs, as well as tea and coffee-making facilities. Upgraded rooms are in the Georgian wing and include 4-poster beds and extra reception rooms, while a premium suite comes with butler service. The hotel has English restaurant on-site, a drawing room, and 2 bars. Additional amenities include a spa with 7 treatment rooms, an indoor pool and a fitness centre.
Your activity
Windsor Castle - Audio Tour
Windsor Castle
Explore the rich history of Windsor Castle, the oldest and largest continuously occupied castle in the world. The beloved family home of Britain's monarchs for nearly a millennium, this iconic fortress has a royal legacy and cultural significance.
Today, Windsor Castle is one of the official residences of His Majesty the King and offers a captivating insight into the centuries-old royal heritage. Immerse yourself in the timeless charm and historic appeal of this extraordinary landmark, within whose majestic walls the pages of history unfold.
Windsor Castle and the State Apartments
The 10.5-hectare castle offers visitors a varied day trip, including a visit to the magnificent State Apartments and St. George's Chapel. The castle's state apartments feature some of the finest works from the royal collection, reflecting the changing tastes of the castle's royal residents, particularly those of Charles II and George IV.
The masterpieces on display include paintings by Holbein, Rubens and Van Dyck, Sèvres porcelain and fine English and French furniture. Many of the works of art are still in the historic locations for which they were originally collected or commissioned by the kings and queens who lived in Windsor.
Visitors can tour the castle on their own with a free multimedia tour. During the winter months, visitors can also tour the magnificent Semi-State Apartments*, which served as George IV's private apartments in the 19th century.
St. St. George's Chapel
Situated within the grounds of Windsor Castle, St. George's Chapel is one of the finest examples of Gothic architecture in England. Construction of the current chapel began in 1475 during the reign of Edward IV. When visiting, be sure to look up and admire the stone ceiling added by Henry VII.
The chapel has been the venue for many royal weddings, including TRH The Earl and Countess of Wessex, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex and HRH Princess Eugenie and Mr. Jack Brooksbank.
The chapel is the spiritual home of the Order of the Garter, Britain's highest order of chivalry, founded by Edward in 1348 III.
The chapel contains the tombs of 11 monarchs, including Queen Elizabeth II, George VI, Henry VIII and Charles I.
Changing of the Guard Ceremony
The Changing of the Guard Ceremony, a colorful spectacle that takes place on certain mornings, is a typically British spectacle with pomp and pageantry. At this ceremonial handover, guard duties are exchanged between two groups of the Household Division, one of Britain's finest military units.
The guards resplendent in their distinctive red tunics and bearskin hats in a spectacle that should definitely be on the agenda when visiting Windsor Castle.
Cotswolds
Day 5
Discover the Cotswolds, a stunning natural area in south-central England spanning six counties. Its rolling limestone hills boast beautiful meadows, beech forests, and wildflowers, earning it the title of Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Explore charming villages built with distinctive ochre-toned limestone and larger towns like festival-rich Cheltenham and historic Bath, famous for its Roman baths and abbey. Uncover hidden gems like Stow-on-the-Wold's market, Chipping Campden's old-world charm, and the walking trails around Naunton. The Cotswolds offer a tranquil escape, blending picturesque nature with rich heritage.
The Painswick
Set in an 18th-century building in the beautiful Cotswolds, The Painswick is the ideal accommodation for both leisure and business travellers. The en-suite guest rooms are equipped with Wi-Fi, TV, mini-fridge, snacks and Nespresso machines, while the suites have a sitting room and private balcony. You can enjoy delicious food and drinks at the on-site restaurant and bar. Amenities include a spa offering body and beauty treatments. Nearby attractions and activities include tours of the Woodchester Valley vineyards and walks through Painswick Rococo Gardens.
Oxford
Day 6
Explore Oxford, a distinguished city in England celebrated globally for its prestigious university and captivating historical architecture. The University of Oxford, a venerable institution, defines the city's character with its stunning colleges, including the impressive Christ Church and Magdalen College. Within the university's walls, the Bodleian Library safeguards a remarkable collection of rare books and manuscripts. Discover other cultural gems such as Blackfriars Hall and the serene Oxford Botanic Garden. Beyond its academic renown, Oxford buzzes with a lively atmosphere, offering a diverse array of shops, restaurants, and engaging events. Immerse yourself in the intellectual and architectural beauty that makes Oxford a truly unique destination.
The Store Oxford
The Store Oxford is a luxury hotel in the heart of Oxford. The hotel has 101 rooms, which are comfortably furnished and equipped with a hairdryer, air conditioning, Wi-Fi and an en-suite bathroom with rain shower. You can enjoy sustainably sourced food in the hotel restaurant or afternoon tea and a drink in the hotel bar. Other facilities include a rooftop bar and terrace and a spa.
Your activity
Blenheim Palace, Park & Gardens
The current private residence of the 11th Duke and Duchess of Marlborough, this stunning mansion is perhaps best known as the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill.
Admire the stunning details behind the portraits, tapestries and furnishings in the lavishly decorated state rooms, which include ornate furnishings by Boulle, carpets by Savonniere and the iconic "Victories" series of tapestries, celebrating the Duke's victory over the French armies of "Sun King" Louis Visit his favorite outdoor spots on the grounds of Blenheim Palace, including where he proposed to Clementine Hozier.
London
Day 7
Discover the legendary capital of the United Kingdom, a vibrant metropolis where history and diversity flourish. As you explore, you'll encounter iconic landmarks such as Big Ben, the historic Tower of London, and the breathtaking London Eye. Immerse yourself in world-class culture at the British Museum and the Tate Modern, offering endless artistic and historical treasures. The renowned West End theater scene promises unforgettable evenings, while the tranquil expanses of Hyde Park provide a welcome escape from the city's energy. Prepare your palate for a culinary journey; London's rich, multicultural atmosphere is vividly reflected in its diverse food scene, from traditional pubs offering hearty fare to esteemed gourmet restaurants awaiting your discovery. Come and experience the captivating allure of London.
The Rubens at the Palace
This stunning boutique-style hotel offers views of Buckingham Palace and its stables. It offers exceptional comfort and personalized service, where no request is too big and no detail too small.
The luxurious Rubens is just a short walk from Victoria's train, tube and bus stations and is ideally located for the Victoria Palace Theatre and Victoria Apollo Theatre. Westminster, Green Park and Shaftesbury Avenue are just a short walk away.
Each room at the Rubens is equipped with thoughtful extras and homely comforts, while the glass-fronted lounge offers fantastic views of the pomp and royal occasions. The attractive breakfast buffet and carvery dinner are served in the Old Masters Restaurant, and fine dining can be enjoyed in The Library.
Victoria Underground Station and the stores and amenities of Victoria Square are a 5-minute walk from the hotel.
Your activity
Entrance to Kew Gardens
The Royal Botanic Kew Gardens is London's largest UNESCO World Heritage Site, featuring unique landscapes and iconic architecture from every phase of the gardens' history. The collection of living plants is the largest and most diverse in the world and grows both in the gardens and in our greenhouses. Kew Palace is the smallest of all royal palaces. As the summer residence of King George III. Kew Palace is one of the lesser known and smallest royal palaces. It is the oldest building within the gardens. It was originally built in 1631 as a sophisticated mansion for wealthy London silk merchant Samuel Fortrey.
George II (r. 1727-60) and Queen Caroline were drawn to little Kew because they thought it was the perfect home for their three eldest daughters. Today, the interior of this tiny, atmospheric palace tells the powerful story of George III
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