Private trip, Visiting Tower of London, Buckingham palace, Trafalgar Square, Piccadilly, Big Ben, Westminster Abbey.

Private trip visit Windsor castle , Eton town. Windsor Castle is the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world. It is open to visitors throughout the year. Founded by William the Conqueror in the 11th century, it has since been the home of 40 monarchs. More information: https://www.rct.uk/visit/windsor-castle

Private trip and return, Visiting Stonehenge and Salisbury . Uncover the incredible storey of one of the world’s most famous places. This must-see monument is a powerful testament to human ingenuity, imagination and creativity, and a visit today offers something for everyone to enjoy. Experience the unforgettable atmosphere of the Stone Circle and follow in the footsteps of the prehistoric people who lived here 4,000 years ago as you walk among the Neolithic houses. Dig deeper in the world-class exhibition, and take time to explore the monuments and mysteries of the wider Stonehenge landscape. More informations: https://www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/stonehenge/

Private trip, Visit Oxford town Oxford a brilliant destination for a day trip if you’re staying in London for more than a few days. The thing about day trips is that you need to make the most of your time because it’s limited! That’s why we’ve put together this great guide on what to do on an Oxford day trip to make sure you really squeeze all that you can out of your time in the city. So, if you’re looking to have the very best Oxford day trip, read on! Table of Contents Make the most of your day in Oxford One day in Oxford, the essential route Start the day with a good breakfast Oxford Castle, a step back into Oxford's medieval past Carfax Tower & Christ Church Covered Market, the perfect place for a lunch break St Mary's Church, Oxford's Baroque masterpiece Bodleian Library Relax at the Botanic Garden

Blenheim Palace has stood for more than 300 years, but why was it first built and who were the first residents of this stunning example of Baroque architecture on the grandest scale? Discover the opening chapter of Blenheim Palace’s storey, from the birth of John Churchill in 1650, the First Duke of Marlborough, to the completion of the Palace over 75 years later. Follow the layered timeline around the room and find out about the key people who influenced the building of the Palace, their personalities and stories and their pivotal moments in history. Unfold the drama and friction of their relationships with one another and how this influenced British military history, the monarchy and the time it took to build Blenheim Palace – a turbulent period of almost 30 years. From here, continue through to the Palace State Rooms, where the stories of these main characters in Blenheim Palace’s history echoes in everything from the tapestries and portraits to the ceilings and statues.