Private Tour (GUK006) – ENGLAND

The group arrives at London Heathrow Airport. After passing through immigration, your vehicle awaits. Today, See You Again takes you to explore London, from the Westminster area to Kensington, experiencing classic London. In the morning, journey to Stonehenge (STONEHENGE), the mysterious circle of standing stones whose purpose and builders remain an unsolved mystery to this day, inspiring theories ranging from extraterrestrial visitors to ancient rulers with the power to transport these massive stones.

Afterward, continue to Bath (BATH), a testament to the Roman Empire's presence on British soil over 2,000 years ago. Visit The Roman Baths, a thermal bath complex dating from Roman times, where natural hot mineral water above 40 degrees Celsius flows continuously at no less than 1 million liters per day. UNESCO designated Bath a World Heritage Site in 1987. Tour the Roman Baths museum.

Then return to London. If time permits, visit The Palace of Westminster located in the same area. Big Ben began operating in 1859 and has kept time faithfully ever since, standing as a national symbol of England that travelers look forward to visiting in London. Also see the Statue of Winston Churchill and 10 Downing Street. Nearby, capture photos with the London Eye. *** Overnight: London

In the morning, take photos with Tower Bridge, an iconic landmark of London. See Millennium Bridge, a pedestrian-only bridge opened in the year 2000 to celebrate the new millennium. At the end of the bridge stands St. Paul's Cathedral, a major cathedral in the United Kingdom founded in 604; after a major fire required repairs, it reopened in 1697. Admire its Baroque architecture. Nearby is the Millennium Bridge, a steel suspension footbridge crossing the River Thames. Next, visit the Sky Garden, an observation terrace offering high-angle views of London that will captivate you with stunning capital panoramas amidst a lush indoor garden.

Stroll through Leadenhall Market, a covered Victorian market featured as a filming location in Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone. The market is filled with fresh food, flowers, souvenirs, and classic London attire.

We take you to the Soho area for a stroll around Neal’s Yard, a charming micro-courtyard where 3 streets meet: Short Gardens, Monmouth, and Neal. It is an ideal spot to find cute photo angles, as the shops here intentionally painted the buildings in vibrant colors, with many shops gathered around this tiny courtyard.

Not far away is Chinatown, an area where many Chinese Londoners live, giving all the architecture in Chinatown an authentic Chinese style. Londoners say that roast meats, dim sum, and noodles here are very famous for their authentic Chinese flavors. *** Overnight: London

In the morning, depart back to London, a distance of 193 km taking about 2 hours and 40 minutes. Today, we will take you to explore a few remaining highlights of London.

Visit the Cabinet War Rooms, the underground headquarters where leader Winston Churchill directed military operations during World War II. The briefing rooms are filled with desks, maps, radio equipment, and various gear used during the war, all exceptionally well-preserved. There is also the Churchill Museum, which offers a deeper look into the life and biography of Winston Churchill.

Take a stroll through Borough Market, a fresh seafood and food market dating back over 1,000 years. The market sells general items, but focuses mostly on fresh food—including fruits, vegetables, cakes, cheeses, and various beverages—at prices much cheaper than sit-down restaurants. The atmosphere is vibrant with tourists and locals alike. You can choose whether to have lunch here or at a sit-down restaurant.

Explore Portobello Road Market in the Notting Hill neighborhood, a famous vintage and collectibles market celebrated in iconic films. The market features a wide variety of stalls lining Portobello Road, offering antiques, collectibles, vintage clothing, fruits, vegetables, and street food. The charm of this market and neighborhood lies in the lovely pastel buildings and unique shops offering countless quirky items, along with the bustling atmosphere of visitors strolling by.

If time permits, we will take you to Oxford Street, London's premier shopping district lined with department stores and shops all along the street. Nearby Oxford Street is Hyde Park, the famous large royal park of London. Afterwards, we will help you find a spot to watch the New Year's Eve countdown fireworks, which you can choose for yourself.

1. Victoria Embankment between Westminster and Embankment tube stations (Blue Area) 2. Victoria Embankment between Embankment and Temple tube stations (Red Area) 3. Southbank behind the London Eye (Green Area) 4. Westminster Bridge (White Area) (tickets must be booked in advance to enter at seetickets.com) 5. Chinatown (no tickets required) 6. Or if you'd like to take a City Cruises boat on the River Thames, we can book it for you!

*** Overnight: London

Today, depart London for Oxford, another prestigious university town. Tour the historic University of Oxford, view the Radcliffe Camera library building within the university precinct, and visit Christ Church, where you can see the Great Dining Hall that served as the inspiration and filming location for Hogwarts Dining Hall featured throughout the Harry Potter films.

In the afternoon, continue to Stratford-upon-Avon (STRATFORD UPON AVON). Visit the birthplace of William Shakespeare, exploring the museum that gathers his biography and works, while the house itself beautifully preserves the distinct architectural charm of Stratford. *** Overnight: Oxford

6 Cotswolds - Bibury Village - Lower Slaughter In the morning, depart for the Cotswolds region, a distance of 140 km taking about 1 hour and 30 minutes. This picturesque countryside is known as a land of villages, as most highlights in the Cotswolds are charming hamlets that have preserved their timeless, historic character from the past to the present day.

Our first stop today is Cirencester, as it is on the way before reaching the Cotswolds. Cirencester is situated on the River Churn, a tributary of the River Thames, and has a distinct Roman charm. In town, there is a museum showcasing various aspects of Roman history.

After a short drive, we take you to visit the village of Bibury, located on both banks of the River Coln. It is known as the most beautiful village in England. Each cottage looks ancient and historic, having been built long ago, yet they remain exceptionally well preserved.

Next, we take you to the next villages, Lower Slaughter and Bourton-on-the-Water, classic villages of the Cotswolds. In this area, there is a watermill built in the 19th century to harness steam power for industry. *** Overnight: Cotswolds

7 Liverpool

Travel to Liverpool, a distance of 270 km (taking about 3 hours and 32 minutes). We take you to visit the major attractions of Liverpool, including Liverpool Cathedral—the largest church in Liverpool, the largest in England, and the 5th largest in the world. The decor features colorful stained glass, while the main structure is built of brick. It took 74 years to build.

Next, visit Albert Dock, a red-brick UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the earliest brick and mortar structures in Britain, opened by Prince Albert in 1846 as a dock and cargo warehouse. Tour The Beatles Story Museum, dedicated to the legendary Fab Four. Stroll along Pier Head, a riverside area near Albert Dock, where you can stop for photos with the statues of all four Beatles. Then, visit Anfield Stadium, home of Liverpool FC—an absolute must for football fans!

*** Overnight: Liverpool

8 Manchester Today, depart for Manchester, a distance of 55 km taking about 1 hour. Explore the Spinningfields area, a purpose-built commercial and financial district where modern architecture blends with Gothic styles. See the 47-story Beetham Tower, the tallest building in the city and 12th tallest in the country. Stroll along Saint Anns Street, located near Manchester's main shopping areas around the Arndale Centre and the High Street.

For football fans, visit Old Trafford Stadium, the iconic home of Manchester United, and join a stadium tour.

*** Overnight: Manchester

9 Leeds - York Depart for Leeds, a distance of 27 km taking about 1 hour and 20 minutes. Leeds is a vibrant, colorful city. Visit the City Square and Millennium Square, surrounded by stunning historic architecture. Explore Leeds City Museum, showcasing the history of the city and a diverse collection of artifacts. Visit The Royal Armouries Museum to admire the beauty and craftsmanship of over 8,500 weapons and suits of armor.

Sports fans won't want to miss Elland Road Stadium, home of the "Peacocks," Leeds United. Enjoy shopping to your heart's content at Leeds' premier shopping centers, Trinity Leeds and Victoria Leeds. Savor a traditional British afternoon tea at the famous teashop "Just Grand".

Then, depart for York, a distance of 43 km taking about 42 minutes. York is a charming, historic walled city in Yorkshire. Visit the renowned York Minster cathedral, stroll through the historic lane The Shambles, and see Clifford's Tower and York Castle.

*** Overnight: York

10 Birmingham: In the morning, travel to Birmingham, a distance of 140 km (taking about 1 hour and 5 minutes). Birmingham is the second-largest city in the United Kingdom and England's second city. In the past, it was dubbed the “Workshop of the World” because it spearheaded the Industrial Revolution in England.

We take you to visit Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery, home to the world's largest collection of art by the Pre-Raphaelites.

Afterwards, enjoy shopping for brand names at Bullring shopping centre. In addition to a multitude of top brands, the mall features extraordinary architecture that sets it apart from typical shopping centers. A short 5-minute walk from Bullring is a chic destination perfect for strolling and taking cool photos: the Custard Factory. This creative hub brings together quirky shops and colorful street art and graphics at various spots.

Then, we visit The Birmingham Botanical Gardens, a botanical garden showcasing an extensive collection of flowers and plants beautifully landscaped in traditional English garden styles.

*** Overnight: Birmingham

11 Cambridge, England: Depart for England's famous university town, Cambridge, a distance of 160 km. It takes just 2 and a half hours to reach Cambridge.

Visit Catholic Church of Our Lady and the English Martyrs and Saint Botolph's Church, which is part of Saint Catharine's College. Nearby, visit King's College, whose full name is King's CollegeThe King’s College of Our Lady and Saint Nicholas in Cambridge, and admire the College’s Chapel. See Great St. Mary, The University Church (GSM), and Trinity College on bustling Trinity Street. You may also choose to tour the town on a wooden flat-bottomed boat called a punt along the River Cam, taking in views of St John’s College, University of Cambridge.

*** Overnight London 12 London - Heathrow Airport Morning: Enjoy breakfast at the hotel, then visit Madame Tussauds wax museum, London's most visited tourist attraction. Here, you will see wax figures of famous celebrities, athletes, film stars, world leaders, and the British Royal Family. There are also fun rides inside. Enjoy ample time to explore and shop for souvenirs.

Afternoon: Travel to Windsor to visit Windsor Castle, a historic English castle and one of the summer residences of the British Royal Family. Tour the interior of Windsor Castle, which was beautifully restored after a major fire years ago. Inside the castle, you will admire exquisite historical artifacts and furnishings from the past to the present. / Afterwards, we transfer you to the airport for your flight back to Bangkok.