- From: 12/18/2020
- For: 16 days
- Landing in: London, United Kingdom
- Returning from: London, United Kingdom
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London, United Kingdom
6 nightsFri. Dec 18-Thu. Dec 24
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Exeter, United Kingdom
2 nightsThu. Dec 24-Sat. Dec 26
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Abergavenny, United Kingdom
1 nightSat. Dec 26-Sun. Dec 27
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Stratford-upon-Avon, United Kingdom
1 nightSun. Dec 27-Mon. Dec 28
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Chester, United Kingdom
1 nightMon. Dec 28-Tue. Dec 29
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Penrith, United Kingdom
1 nightTue. Dec 29-Wed. Dec 30
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York, United Kingdom
1 nightWed. Dec 30-Thu. Dec 31
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Stamford, United Kingdom
1 nightThu. Dec 31-Fri. Jan 01
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London, United Kingdom
1 nightFri. Jan 01-Sat. Jan 02
Recommended attractions
6 nightsFri. Dec 18 - Thu. Dec 24
Steeped in history and royalty, the English capital is considered to be one of the most progressive and exciting cities in the world.
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British Museum, London
Immense in its size and wealth of exhibits, this must-see museum spans all cultures, tracing the turbulent history of the human race.
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Tower of London
Home to England's Crown Jewels, this 11C castle has served as a royal prison throughout its long and fascinating history.
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Westminster Abbey, London
A treasure trove of exquisite ornamentation and architectural genius, this abbey has served the British monarchs since the 10C.
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City Center, London
Look for the City of London signs if you wish to explore the heart proper, but in any case you will fall in love with these streets.
2 nightsThu. Dec 24 - Sat. Dec 26
A cathedral city boasting remnants and architectural relics from its 2,000-year history, as well as a nice riverside and greenery.
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Historic Center, Exeter
Wander around the center, exploring historic landmarks dating to the Middle Ages, diverse architectures, and nice cafes.
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Exeter Cathedral
Dating to the 12C, this Gothic cathedral features Romanesque towers, England's longest vaulted ceiling, and other ornamental details.
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St. Nicholas Priory, Exeter
Styled as an Elizabethan manor and fashioned with restored decor, this 11C priory now serves as a museum dedicated to the Tudor period.
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Royal Albert Memorial Museum, Exeter
In this Gothic revival building, the museum holds more than a million items, spanning natural history, archaeology, and fine art.
1 nightSat. Dec 26 - Sun. Dec 27
Known as the "Gateway to Wales," this modern town retains old features of its history dating back to the Roman times.
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Historic Center, Abergavenny
Stroll through this Welsh town center to enjoy its unique mix of modern shops and amenities, set in beautiful historic buildings.
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Abergavenny Museum
Adjacent to the ruined 11C Norman castle, the museum exhibits local heritage artifacts ranging from photos to archaeological finds.
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Priory Church of St. Mary, Abergavenny
An exceptionally large church for Wales, this 11C priory boasts an array of ornamental elements, stately effigies, and fine chapels.
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Tintern Abbey
Founded in the 12C, this abbey and its picturesque surroundings we made famous by many inspired artists and poets.
1 nightSun. Dec 27 - Mon. Dec 28
Famous for being Shakespeare's hometown, this lively market town is certainly a charming and fascinating place to visit.
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Historic Center, Stratford-upon-Avon
Seek out the notable landmarks around the historic center, or explore farther along its cobbled lanes and rows of timbered houses.
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Shakespeare's Birthplace, Stratford-Upon-Avon, Stratford-upon-Avon
This 16C timbered house, Shakespeare's childhood home, honors the author through documents, period furnishings, and other relics.
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Royal Shakespeare Theater, Stratford-Upon-Avon, Stratford-upon-Avon
Home of the Royal Shakespeare Company, this 20C theater offers performances, as well as the Company's museum and access backstage.
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Anne Hathaway's Cottage, Stratford-upon-Avon
Dating back to before the 15C, this charming old farmhouse is the childhood home of Shakespeare's wife, Anne Hathaway.
1 nightMon. Dec 28 - Tue. Dec 29
Evidence of Roman and Saxon history are still visible throughout the city, while its medieval atmosphere id delightfully predominant.
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Historic Center, Chester
With a mix of authentic architectural styles, this lively center is full of medieval remnants, fun teahouses, and quaint shops.
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Chester Rows
Dating at least to the 14C, these timbered buildings comprise shops and residences to this very day, boasting a wonderful atmosphere.
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Roman Amphitheater, Chester
The largest stone amphitheater uncovered in Britain dates to the 1C, and was used for cock fighting, boxing, and gladiator games.
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Roman Gardens, Chester
The lovely Roman Gardens were established in the 20C, and contain a number of locally discovered Roman artifacts.
1 nightTue. Dec 29 - Wed. Dec 30
A prominent town in the 9C and 10C, this quaint market town retains a lot of its charm, great pubs, and several historic landmarks.
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Historic Center, Penrith
Explore a great deal of history in this center, enjoying the lively market and a trail dedicated to highlighting several landmarks.
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The Watermill, Penrith
A pleasure to tour, this operational 18C mill boasts friendly proprietors, sumptuous breads, as well as nearby Neolithic sites.
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Lowther Castle
Established in the 17C, the Lowther Castle and its vast estate are a wonderful site for exploring and taking in the local history.
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Furness Abbey
Explore this ruined 12C monastery, roaming its grounds and perhaps you'll see the ghosts allegedly haunting the site.
1 nightWed. Dec 30 - Thu. Dec 31
This marvelous walled city offers a wealth of history at every turn, with a beautiful cityscape laid out around its two rivers.
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York Minster
A breathtaking 13C Gothic cathedral, boasting a treasure trove of medieval stained glass and a wealth of architectural curios.
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York-England by PnP!Historic Center, YorkRise early to explore as much as you can of this rich and fascinating historic center, roaming its streets and visiting the pubs.
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City Walls, York
These 12C-14C walls are wonderfully intact, following the original Roman fortifications and boasting four unique gatehouses.
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737 by Hugh LlewelynNational Railway Museum, YorkFeaturing comprehensive exhibits on British railway history, this museum houses numerous locomotives and strives to predict the future.
1 nightThu. Dec 31 - Fri. Jan 01
One of England's first historic conservation towns, Stamford boasts long medieval roots and pastoral setting on the Welland River.
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Historic Center, Stamford
Enjoy a variety of activities in this historic center, from examining its varied architecture to enjoying its several museums.
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St. Martin's Church, Stamford
Originally built in the 12C, this church was rebuilt in Perpendicular style in the 15C and boasts a lovely artistic decor.
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Browne's Hospital, Stamford
Established in the 15C, the almshouse was built as a haven for a dozen poor persons, retaining many of its original ornamentation.
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Lord Burghley's Hospital, Stamford
Dating to the 12C, this Elizabethan almshouse was erected over an ancient hospital and served 13 men, now retaining an ancient air.
1 nightFri. Jan 01 - Sat. Jan 02
Steeped in history and royalty, the English capital is considered to be one of the most progressive and exciting cities in the world.
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British Museum, London
Immense in its size and wealth of exhibits, this must-see museum spans all cultures, tracing the turbulent history of the human race.
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Tower of London
Home to England's Crown Jewels, this 11C castle has served as a royal prison throughout its long and fascinating history.
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Westminster Abbey, London
A treasure trove of exquisite ornamentation and architectural genius, this abbey has served the British monarchs since the 10C.
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City Center, London
Look for the City of London signs if you wish to explore the heart proper, but in any case you will fall in love with these streets.