EPL Match in Southern English Coast – 2 Match Tour
- Discover London, Brighton and the stunning Cotswolds
- Enjoy two prime EPL soccer matches
- Visit Canterbury, the White Cliffs of Dover, Durdle Door, Corfe Castle, the New Forest, Bath, Stonehenge and Windsor Castle
- Private transfers, accommodation, guided tours and personal travel services included
- A dedicated travel representative available for you to contact anytime while on your vacation
Activities
London, Three Nights – One EPL Soccer Match
London, the capital of the United Kingdom, is steeped in great history and royal tradition and captures the imagination of visitors from all over the world. Whether you are visiting for the first time and would like a classic sightseeing tour or are returning to see certain places of interest at your own pace, this private driving tour is fully customizable and has something for everyone. Admire the glory of Buckingham Palace, the home of the Royal Family, and see the iconic Changing of the Guard ceremony (subject, of course, to the army schedule). View the ever-impressive Crown Jewels and discover the secrets of the Tower of London. If you have time, you can consider a day trip to Cambridge, a city renowned for its stunning architecture and rich academic history.
EPL soccer match
Dinner at a central city restaurant
Brighton, Four Nights – One EPL Soccer Match
Canterbury is steeped in Medieval history and is dominated by its breath-taking cathedral, which is the oldest in England and considered to be the center of English Christianity. With your expert guide, you’ll visit the towering structure and learn about Archbishop Thomas Becket’s murder there in 1170. The cathedral has many visual treasures for you to enjoy, from colorful stained-glass windows to the creepy crypt, and it is also home to 21 bells in total – the oldest being Bell Harry. From here you’ll travel to see one of the UK’s most iconic geographical wonders: the White Cliffs of Dover. This magnificent coastal site overlooks the English Channel, and the Cliffs have stood loyally throughout invasions and two World Wars. You can see reminders of this at the newly opened Fan Bay Deep Shelter, which is a complex of Second World War tunnels hidden within the chalk. Perched on the cliffs is the historic Dover Castle, one of the largest castles in England, displaying traces from the Saxon and Norman times to the Napoleonic era and the 20th century World Wars.
Cotswolds, Two Nights
you will have a fantastic opportunity to experience the exquisite Baroque architecture and world-famous landscaped grounds with a private guide by your side. Inside the palace, you can admire the intricate detail of the wood carvings, the hand-painted ceilings and the amazing porcelain collections, as well as the cultural tapestries and paintings that are displayed in each room. After immersing yourself in English aristocracy, you will be treated to a visit to Oxford, which is the world-famous home of the oldest university in England, established in the 12th century. In addition to the university, the city boasts 1,500 listed buildings from every major period of British architectural history, meaning your visit will be truly inspirational. As you take in the captivating college courtyards and cobbled city lanes, around the city you can walk in the footsteps of famous university students from C.S. Lewis to Bill Clinton, making this day-trip finale truly unique.
Bath, Windsor Castle & Stonehenge tour
Windsor Castle is the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world. It is the Queen’s favorite residency, making it a real must-see for royal enthusiasts. Originally built by William the Conqueror, the monarchy have added additional buildings to the castle over the last 900 years. Here, you can enjoy a grand tour of the State Apartments and see the magical Queen Mary’s Dolls’ House. After immersing yourself in royal grandeur, you can add mystery to your day with a special trip to Stonehenge, which is a prehistoric world wonder and sacred site. It is considered an ancient temple and was built around 5,000 years ago, making it older than the pyramids of Egypt. It is classed as a World Heritage Site and thought to be a place of healing, as well as an astronomical clock and a religious site. After enjoying the ancient wonder of Stonehenge, your private day tour completes with an encapsulating tour of the city of Bath, which boasts spectacular Georgian architecture and more listed buildings than London! Here, you can visit the ancient Roman Baths, built over 2,000 years ago, and discover how the Romans harnessed the hot local springs and engineered a magnificent complex of plunge pools, steam rooms and saunas. You will also see glorious local attractions, such as the Norman Abbey and the 18th-century Royal Crescent, before relaxing on a private car journey back to London, making your visit to Bath & Stonehenge an unforgettable experience.