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- 10 Days in England: Day One – Arriving in London
- 10 Days in England: Day Two – London
- 10 Days in England: Day Three – London
- 10 Days in England: Day Four – Bath
- 10 Days in England: Day Five – Salisbury and Stonehenge
- 10 Days in England: Day Six – Oxford
- 10 Days in England: Day Eight – Stratford Upon Avon
- 10 Days in England: Day 9 – York
- 10 Days in England – Day Ten – York to London
You’ll likely be tired after your journey but make the most of every hour you have and get yourself out onto the streets to explore the most iconic locations of good old London Town!
The second day of our England itinerary takes us sightseeing along the river Thames, checking the major sights.
Spend the day enjoying London’s finest museums. You won’t be able to see them all (unless you stick to Kensington and pop in to see the best bits of the Natural History Museum, the Victoria and Albert, and the Science Museum) so pick one or two to focus on based on your interests, and know that you’ll have to come back to London to cover all of the...
It’s time to leave the bright lights of London behind and head South-West to the historical city of Bath, the former home of Jane Austen. Famed for its history, literature, art, and Georgian architecture, the UNESCO World Heritage city was founded in the 1stcentury by the Romans who built a reservoir to control the natural thermal spring water, bui...
Getting from Bath to Salisbury and Stonehedge
Train: Take the direct train from Bath Spa to Salisbury train station with South Western Railway or Great Western Railway and then jump on the hop-on-hop-off Stonehenge Tour Bus which leaves the station every 30-60 minutes calling at Salisbury Cathedral, Old Sarum, and Stonehenge. Time:1 hour (to Salisbury Train Station) Cost: Train From £11, Stonehenge Tour Busfrom £10 The order in which you see/do things will depend on your timed entrance to Stonehenge and whether you’re making your way ind...
One of the most iconic landmarks in England, Stonehenge is a mysterious place with its huge standing stones that measure 4 meters tall and 2 meters wide. Though the stones of this prehistoric monument can no longer be touched, and a walk around will be some distance away unless you buy a special ticket, its magical mysterious history will still rub off on you and you wonder what were they for, and how did they move them?! At the nearby visitor center (a free shuttle bus moves visitors between...
Salisbury Cathedral
Whether you take an official tour to learn the history of this English Gothic cathedral or just pop in on your own, Salisbury Cathedral is well worth a visit! With beautiful cloisters and stained glass windows, its tower is Britain’s tallest spire and it’s possible to climb the 332 steps to look down on the city of Salisbury from above as part of a ‘Spire Tour’. Meanwhile, the Chapter House contains the Magna Carta – One of four original copies that remain in good condition dating from 1215....
How To Get To Oxford from Bath
Train: There is a regular train service with Great Western Railway from Bath Spa to Oxford via Didcot Parkway from 5.45 am through until 10.45 pm. Time: 90 minutes Cost:From £14.50 Bus: National Express has buses departing Bath Spa University to Oxford (Gloucester Green bus station in the center of the city) every 2 hours during peak hours. Time: 4.5 hours Cost: From £10 Known as the city of dreaming spires, Oxford is a beautiful historical university city that is compact meaning you can easi...
Oxford Castle
Built in the 10th century, Oxford Castle became a prison from the 14th century and was a working prison right up until 1996! Today, visitors can take a guided tour, led by a character guide, to learn the history of the 1,000-year-old castle/prison complex with access to the crypt, parts of the prison (other parts have been turned into a hotel!), St George’s Tower (great city views), and the Motte (the big earth mount opposite the building). Admission: £12.50 Opening hours: 10am-4.20pm
Christ Church College and College Cathedral
The most famous college in Oxford and one of the grandest also featuring one of the most beautiful gardens, a look inside Christ Church College is a must! See some of the halls, the picture gallery, the cathedral, the inner courtyards, cloisters, and the gardens whilst learning the history of the college and about student life today. Lewis Carroll (real name Charles Dodgson) lived and worked here so you may note some things that inspired Alice in Wonderland as you wander around. If you’re mor...
How to Get from Oxford to Stratford Upon Avon
Train: There are 19 daily trains departing Oxford train station to Stratford Upon Avon, the fastest route going via Leamington Spa as there are no direct trains. An alternative route goes via Leamington Spa and Dorridge but it’s better to only change trains once if you have lots of luggage with you. Time: 90 minutes Cost: From £14 Coach: National Express has a direct, non-stop, service from Oxford to Stratford Upon Avon leaving daily at 11am – If that time works for you it’s the faster, easie...
Visit the timber-framed Tudor house and gardens where William Shakespeare spent a good chunk of his life, being born and raised here alongside his siblings as well as living here for 5 years with his wife, Anne Hathaway until he was 23 years old. The house, now a fascinating museum, is full of exhibitions with costumed guides bringing 450 years of history to life plus resident actors performing Shakespeare Aloud in which you can ask them to perform parts from any play! Admission: £17.50 Openi...
Anne Hathaway’s Cottage
This 600-year-old thatched farmhouse with garden is as sweet as a chocolate-box! Make the journey 1 mile outside of Stratford to Shottery to visit the childhood home of Anne Hathaway, Shakespeare’s wife as you learn more about their love story. Step inside to see personal effects and other items dating back to Anne’s childhood including the original oak Hathaway bed. Don’t miss out on the sculpture trail if it’s a fine day! Admission: £11.25 Opening hours: Spring-Autumn 9am-5pm, Winter 10am-3...
How to Get from Warwick to York
Train: To get from Warwick Parkway station to York, there is a minimum of 2 changes with passengers needing to not just change trains but also change stations getting from Birmingham Moor Street station to Birmingham New Street station whether on foot, by bus, or by taxi for the onward journey to York. Time: 3.5 hours Cost:From 21.50 Bus: National Express work in collaboration with the coach company the Yorkshire Coastliner with a daily service departing Warwick at 9.30 am arriving into York...
York Minster Cathedral
Officially known as the Cathedral and Metropolitical Church of St Peter in York, this is one of the largest cathedrals not just in England but in all of Northern Europe. An icon of the city, a church has stood on this site since 627 but the stunningly ornate Gothic building seen today dates from 1291 and took 60 years to complete. Take a free 1 hour guided tour to learn the history of the cathedral whilst visiting the undercroft and seeing the Great East Window which has the largest expanse o...
The Shambles
Like a real-life Diagon Alley (and what is thought to have inspired J.K. Rowling) The Shambles is the most photographed street in the city filled with quaint shops located within 14thcentury overhanging timber-framed buildings with even tinier alleys (called snickways!) veering off of it. The perfect place to wander, you’ll come across 3 Harry Potter shops, a year-round Christmas shop, Viking shops, as well as the famous ‘The Shop That Must Not Be Named’.
Clifford’s Tower
The last part of York Castle that still remains, climb to the top of this 13th-century tower (used as a prison and a Royal mint) and admire the panoramic view of York including the view of York Minster. Tip– Best visited in Spring when the tower is surrounded by daffodils. Admission: £5.40 Opening Hours: 10 am-6 pm
York Castle Museum
Don’t judge a museum by its name! Next door to Clifford’s Tower (on the site of the old castle) you’ll find the York Castle Museum which contains a weird yet wonderful mixture of things to see and do including the cells of the old York prison, a replica Victorian street, and a range of permanent and temporary exhibitions including Toy Stories which has a 100 year old carousel which is sure to take you back to your childhood, The Sixties exhibition with iconic objects of the era, and a 1914 ex...
Chocolate Museum
Skip lunch and head to The York Chocolate Story, a chocolate museum that takes you on a 90 minute guided tour to unwrap the history of some of Britain’s famous confectionery companies for Rowntree’s, Terry’s and Craven’s were all started in York. With chocolate samples to taste in just about every room and a chocolate lollipop to make before you leave, you’ll learn that Terry’s created a chocolate lemon and a chocolate apple before landing upon that staple of Christmas, the chocolate orange a...
May 25, 2023 · Here’s a glance at how you’ll be spending your 10 days in England: Day 1 to 4 of 10 days in England itinerary: Explore the best attractions and historical landmarks in London city. Day 5 of 10 days in England itinerary: Take a day trip to Windsor.
Latest forecast for Berkshire. Tonight. Tonight will start dry with a mix of clear spells and some patches of cloud, however, skies are expected to turn clear through the early hours. A cooler ...
Tomorrow morning, cloud will become thicker, bringing the chance of a few spells of rain or showers edging in from the west. Sunny spells developing in the afternoon, but a few showers...
Today’s and tomorrow’s 10 Day Weather Map Uk online. An overview of the current weather with precipitation radar and the weather forecast for the coming days. The precipitation radar shows the current rainfall.
Tomorrow will be partly cloudy with the risk of a few isolated light showers during the morning and afternoon. These will tend to ease through the evening. A gentle westerly breeze.
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