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11 Days
6 Stops
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Staying at Merewood House above Lake Windermere rather than in a town hotel makes the Lake District chapter feel different from the moment you wake up: the Langdale Pikes visible across the water, a morning walk down to the shore before breakfast. The Roman Baths in Bath earn most in the first opening hour before school groups arrive; the Great Bath reads most clearly then, and the King's Bath gallery above is almost always quiet before 10am. For York, combine the evening river cruise under Lendal Bridge with the Shambles walk the same day; the two together give the city a scale and a perspective that either one alone simply doesn't deliver.
Staying at Merewood House above Lake Windermere rather than in a town hotel makes the Lake District chapter feel different from the moment you wake up: the Langdale Pikes visible across the water, a morning walk down to the shore before breakfast. The Roman Baths in Bath earn most in the first opening hour before school groups arrive; the Great Bath reads most clearly then, and the King's Bath gallery above is almost always quiet before 10am. For York, combine the evening river cruise under Lendal Bridge with the Shambles walk the same day; the two together give the city a scale and a perspective that either one alone simply doesn't deliver.
Day 1 - 3
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 Must See London Hop-On/Off Tour allows you to see all of London's major sights and landmarks by land and sea, with the flexibility to hop on and off at any stop for further discovery. Hop on the bus and begin your journey with an open-air tour of central London.
The open top deck offers the best view of the capital and is ideal for planning your city break. You'll see the Tower of London, Tower Bridge, Westminster Abbey, the London Eye, Piccadilly Circus, Trafalgar Square, Covent Garden, the Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, St. Paul's Cathedral, St. James Palace and much more! Complete your visit to London with a cruise on the River Thames. Disembark at Westminster, take the river cruise to Tower Pier and rejoin the Yellow Route at the Tower of London.
After the initial validation, your ticket is valid for 48 hours. You can hop on and off an unlimited number of times within the validity period.
Your ticket gives you access to 3 routes in London:
Yellow Route
While on board, you will pass Tower Bridge, the Tower of London, St. Paul's Cathedral, the London Eye, Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey, Buckingham Palace, Piccadilly Circus, Trafalgar Square, the National Gallery, Downing Street and Borough Market.
Royal Blue Route
During the journey you will pass Buckingham Palace, Lambeth Palace, London Eye, Big Ben, Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey, Downing Street, Trafalgar Square, Piccadilly Circus, Harrods, the museums, Kensington Palace, Hyde Park, Notting Hill, Marble Arch etc.
Green Route
As you travel, you will pass Russel Square, Kings Cross, St Pancras International Station, Euston Station, the British Museum, Leicester Square, the National Portrait Gallery, Trafalgar Square, Covent Garden, Somerset House and Aldwych.
Thames Cruise
Experience the breathtaking views of London from the Thames Cruise, which departs from City Cruises is carried out. The cruise begins and ends at either Westminster or Tower Pier.
Day 4 - 5
Welcome to York, a picturesque city in northeastern England steeped in rich history! As you arrive, you'll notice the impressive, well-preserved medieval city walls, perfect for a leisurely stroll offering fantastic views. Be sure to visit York Minster, a magnificent Gothic cathedral and one of the city's most iconic landmarks. Wander down the charming Shambles Street, famous for its historical half-timbered houses and unique small shops – you'll feel like you've stepped back in time! For all you rail enthusiasts, the National Railway Museum in York is an absolute must-see. Prepare to be enchanted by York's history and charm!












Enjoy the happiest hour of the day on a river cruise along the River Ouse! Join this unforgettable experience and give happy hour a whole new meaning as you soak up stunning views of York. Sip on delicious drinks while the live captain’s commentary entertains and uplifts your spirits.
Whether you've just left the office, are celebrating a birthday, catching up with friends, or looking to kick-start a fun night out, this one-hour cruise offers the perfect way to unwind and create memorable moments. Kids can also enjoy activity sheets and soft drinks, so gather your crew and prepare for an evening of fun and relaxation on the water.
During the cruise, you'll spot many of the city's famous landmarks, including the breathtaking gothic beauty of York Minster, the historic Clifford's Tower, the various bridges that span the Ouse, the serene Museum Gardens, the medieval Guildhall, and much more!
Day 6
Manchester, a city that leaves a lasting impression, boasts a compelling industrial history, a vibrant cultural landscape, and an undeniable passion for football. Explore the Science and Industry Museum and the historic Castlefield Canal district to witness remnants of its industrial heyday. The city's cultural heart beats strongly through its theaters, concert venues like the Bridgewater Hall, and cultural hubs such as the HOME arts center. Famously home to the global football giants Manchester United and Manchester City, the lively and dedicated fan culture of the "Mancunians" is truly captivating. Beyond its history and culture, Manchester offers a diverse gastronomic scene and a distinctly modern atmosphere. It's a city that skillfully weaves together its rich past and dynamic present.







Day 7
Escape to the Lake District, a region celebrated for its breathtakingly picturesque lakes, majestic mountains, and charming villages. Here, you'll find Windermere, England's largest natural lake, and Wastwater, its deepest, just a couple of the stunning bodies of water that define this area. For mountaineers and adventurers, Scafell Pike, England's highest peak, presents an irresistible challenge. Explore delightful villages like Ambleside and Keswick, where traditional pubs, cozy tea rooms, and local crafts await. The surrounding landscape is also rich in diverse wildlife and fascinating cultural attractions. Discover the natural beauty and welcoming atmosphere of the Lake District.












Day 8
A city steeped in rich history and alive with diverse culture awaits you in Liverpool. Globally celebrated as the birthplace of the legendary band The Beatles, it draws music aficionados from across the globe. The city's historic port, once a vital link to the world, narrates compelling stories of trade, shipbuilding prowess, and the journeys of migrants. Prepare to be captivated by Liverpool's impressive architectural landscape, which spans from the grandeur of its historic docks to the splendor of its Victorian edifices. The people of Liverpool are known for their warmth and deep civic pride, and visitors can eagerly anticipate experiencing the renowned "Scouse" hospitality. Come and immerse yourself in the unique energy and heritage that distinctly define Liverpool.








Find out everything there is to know about the world's best rock band at the award-winning The Beatles Story Museum in Liverpool's Albert Dock. The Beatles met as teenagers in the maritime city of Liverpool before becoming world-famous with their hits such as "She Loves You" and "Love Me Do".
The UNESCO City of Music has been inextricably linked with the Fab Four ever since, and it's just right that the world's largest permanent Beatles exhibition is located on the city's iconic riverbanks. Through fascinating exhibitions and interactive areas, The Beatles Story explores the life, career and different periods of The Beatles, from their childhood to their world dominance and on to their successful solo careers. Take a ride on the Yellow Submarine, order a coffee at Casbah Cafe and go behind the scenes at Abbey Sfudios for a unique Beatles experience.
Day 9 - 11
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.









The Roman Baths in the historic city of Bath are among the best-preserved Roman ruins in the world, and it's even possible to wander through this vast leisure complex, just as the Romans did over 2,000 years ago. Built over hot springs in 70 AD, the Great Bath still receives over a million liters of hot water daily from the 12,000-year-old Kings Spring.
An interactive museum, costumed characters and award-winning audio guides narrated by witty travel writer Bill Bryson are also available to bring the baths' history to life. There is the option to try the spa water - a healthy drop with 42 minerals and supposed healing power, if not a pleasant taste - or there is a cafe and a large restaurant in the old pump house.
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Plan with professionals who are explorers themselves.
32+ hours of time saved
Our experts plan and book for you.
14+ Bookings managed
Everything is bundled in one place and perfectly planned.
9+ Transfers coordinated
For optimal transport and comfort.
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This 11-day England itinerary blends the best of historic cities, charming countryside, and vibrant culture. Begin in London, where iconic landmarks, royal history, and lively neighborhoods create a dynamic introduction to the country.
From there, set out on a self-drive journey through England’s diverse regions. Discover York’s medieval charm, Manchester’s urban energy, and the peaceful landscapes of the Lake District. Continue to Liverpool to explore its musical heritage, before ending in Bath, where Georgian architecture and Roman history provide a refined and relaxing finale. With a balance of guided experiences and time at leisure, this route offers a well-paced way to explore England in depth.
Begin your journey in the capital, where history and modern city life come together.
H10 London Waterloo Hotel
Private transfer from the airport to your hotel
Hop-on hop-off city tour and Thames cruise
Fast-track access to the London Eye
Time to explore landmarks, neighborhoods, and local dining
Drive north to York, a city known for its rich history and medieval character.
Holiday Inn York City Centre
Pick up your rental car and drive from London to York
Explore the historic city center and its architecture
Early evening cruise through the city
Time to discover local shops, cafés, and cultural sites
Continue to Manchester, where culture and modern city life create a vibrant atmosphere.
Maldron Hotel Manchester City Centre
Drive from York to Manchester
Time to explore the city’s neighborhoods and cultural scene
Enjoy local dining and nightlife
Head into the Lake District, where scenic landscapes offer a peaceful retreat.
Merewood House Hotel & Restaurant
Drive from Manchester to the Lake District
Enjoy views of lakes, hills, and countryside
Time to relax and take in the natural surroundings
Travel to Liverpool, a city known for its musical heritage and maritime history.
Hard Days Night Hotel
Drive from the Lake District to Liverpool
Visit The Beatles Story Museum
Explore the waterfront and historic districts
Continue south to Bath, where elegant architecture and historic sites define your stay.
Brooks Guesthouse
Drive from Liverpool to Bath
Visit the Roman Baths with self-guided access
Explore Georgian streets and local attractions
Enjoy time to relax and discover the city at your own pace
After a final morning in Bath, drive to London Heathrow Airport, return your rental car, and depart. Leave with lasting impressions of England’s cities, countryside, and cultural heritage.
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May–June and September are the most comfortable months. These seasons bring mild weather for walking London’s landmarks, exploring York’s medieval streets, and relaxing in Bath’s Georgian spa town atmosphere.
Hotels range from $90–$150 per night for mid-range and $180–$250+ for boutique or luxury. Meals average $15–$25 in pubs and $50–$90 in fine dining. Entrance fees include the Tower of London (~$40), Roman Baths (~$30), and York Minster (~$15). Expect from around $3,000 per person upwards, depending on style.
London features Big Ben, the Tower of London, and the British Museum, plus a Thames cruise. York offers York Minster and the Shambles, Manchester brings modern culture, the Lake District adds scenic walks, Liverpool celebrates The Beatles, and Bath showcases Roman and Georgian heritage.
Book tickets early for the London Eye, Roman Baths, and York Minster. Use trains or self-drive between cities to balance flexibility and comfort. Staying centrally in London, York, and Bath saves time, while packing light helps with transfers.
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