Explore Oxford, Stratford, the Cotswolds, and Warwick Castle Explore Oxford, Stratford, the Cotswolds, and Warwick Castle

Explore Oxford, Stratford, the Cotswolds,
and Warwick Castle

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What to expect

While London may be the capital, it's far from the only place worth exploring in Great Britain. That's why we recommend a series of comfortable bus excursions to discover other facets of this fascinating and complex island. You'll visit Oxford, home to one of the oldest universities in England. Your bus will take you through the hills of the Cotswolds, the quintessential English landscape, to Stratford Upon Avon, Shakespeare's birthplace and the current home of the Royal Shakespeare Company. Explore the secrets of the playwright on a guided walking tour of this charming town. Nearby, don't forget to explore Warwick Castle, standing for hundreds of years.

England cannot be limited to its capital. On the contrary, the country is filled with charming countryside, ancient towns, picturesque villages, and imposing castles. Added to this is the entire history of English literature, fascinating to discover. All these wonders are accessible on a bus tour from London that stops at Oxford, the Cotswolds region, Shakespeare's birthplace Stratford Upon Avon, and additionally, Warwick Castle, built over a thousand years ago.

Your tour will take you to the oldest universities, built of golden stones. You will wander through the narrow streets of Oxford to discover the very first schools now integrated into the university. As your bus winds through the Cotswolds hills, you'll catch sight of ancient English villages where people still know how to take their time. Stratford upon Avon awaits you, this refined town where swans glide along the Avon, as if to better admire the majestic theaters housing the Royal Shakespeare Company. By exploring Shakespeare's hometown of Stratford on foot, you'll learn all the secrets of the playwright's youth. The last stop of your journey is not to be missed under any circumstances. Warwick Castle, overlooking the Avon, protected the town from invaders for centuries.