Itinerary

1. Arrive London / Private Dinner Cruise
Tour departs: 11:00 AM from London’s Heathrow Airport. Your accommodations for the next four nights are at the luxury five-star Hyatt Regency London – The Churchill, close to Hyde Park and Oxford Street in the West End. A brief sightseeing tour introduces famous sights such as Trafalgar Square, the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben. Join us this evening for a welcome reception and dinner cruise aboard a private boat on the River Thames. Meals LD

2. Windsor Castle / Westminster Abbey
Journey to Windsor Castle, home to British royalty for more than 900 years; see St. George’s Chapel, Queen Mary’s Dolls’ House, and, schedule permitting, the State Apartments. On your return to London, a guided tour of Westminster Abbey reveals a treasure trove of great art. Meals B

3. Tower of London / Tea / The Sound of Music in the West End
See the Crown Jewels on a visit to the Tower of London, which served as castle and prison to some of history’s most notable figures, and take a ride on British Airways’ London Eye, which is the world’s highest observation wheel. Experience two beloved English traditions today when you have afternoon tea and attend a performance of The Sound of Music at a West End theatre. Meals BL

4. Guided Visit to the British Museum
Join us for a guided visit to Britain’s largest museum, the British Museum, renowned for collections of antiquities, art and artifacts from prehistoric times to modern day. Spend the afternoon and evening as you wish. Meals B

5. Eurostar, First Class Train to Paris
Travel first class aboard the sleek Eurostar under the English Channel – and arrive in the city of Paris in just a few hours. View Paris’ landmark attractions on a city sightseeing excursion this afternoon prior to dinner at a Parisian restaurant that boasts great views. Meals BLD

6. Explore Versailles and Montmartre
Journey outside of Paris to the 17th-century Château de Versailles built during the reign of Louis XIV, the “Sun King”; visit the State Apartments. Lunch at a charming Parisian restaurant is hosted by the granddaughter of Gaston Leroux, author of The Phantom of the Opera. A walking tour of Montmartre, haunt of writers and artists for centuries, is followed by time at leisure. Meals BL

7. Musée du Louvre / Paris
View some of the world’s greatest collections of prints, antiquities, paintings, sculpture, and drawings, including the Mona Lisa, on a guided tour of Musée du Louvre. Join us tonight for a farewell dinner cruise along the River Seine aboard Tauck’s private boat. Meals BD

8. Journey Home
Tour ends: 9:30 AM at Paris’ Charles de Gaulle Airport. Persons who are departing at other times should secure their own transportation to the airport. Meals B

Dates & Prices

International Airfare is additional. Call Tauck for special rates on international air, in coach or business, for travel originating in the United States (subject to availability).

Select dates offer Small Group Departure with no more than 26 Tauck guests, specially priced from $4050 per person double; inquire at time of booking.

Please ask at time of booking about additional hotel nights before your tour begins and about our comprehensive Guest Protection Plan
 

Tower of London ~ Eurostar through Channel Tunnel ~ Versailles

Musée du Louvre, Guided Visit
View some of the world’s greatest masterpieces and art collections on a guided visit to the Musée du Louvre.

River Thames Cruise
Enjoy a private dinner cruise along the River Thames, viewing historic sights and bridges.

Afternoon Tea and West End Theatre
Experience one of England’s most popular traditions at afternoon tea. Another tradition – a West End theatre evening – features a performance of The Sound of Music.

Farewell Dinner Cruise on the River Seine
Bid adieu to Paris and take in the marvelous views during Tauck’s private farewell dinner cruise on the River Seine.
 

Itinerary

1. Arrive Shannon
Tour departs: 9:30 AM from Shannon Airport. Welcome to Ireland, where cultural discoveries begin upon your arrival. Visit Bunratty Folk Park for a look at daily life in a traditional village, then visit a working farm in Kilfinane where you’ll meet the family and have lunch. Join us this evening for a welcome dinner at your castle hotel. Meals LD

2. Cliffs of Moher
There’s nothing like your first sight of the mighty Cliffs of Moher to inspire awe in the hearts of the most seasoned travelers. The cliffs, over five miles long, and as high as 660 feet, tower over the Atlantic Ocean coastline offering amazing views. Stunning scenic beauty continues to entice on the royal grounds of Dromoland Castle, standing majestically over 410 emerald acres. Meals BLD

3. Adare / Killarney
Spend the morning in the charming village of Adare, formerly the family seat of the Earls of Dunraven. Explore this picturesque village with its lovely thatched cottages and aged stonewalls. Travel to Killarney, set in the heart of Ireland’s beautiful lake district, for a journey by traditional horse-drawn jaunting cart to Muckross House. Built in 1843, this Elizabethan-style house showcases 19th-century furnishings and magnificent landscaped gardens. Meals BD

4. Travel the Ring of Kerry
Journey along the captivating Ring of Kerry today around the Iveragh Peninsula. One of Ireland’s most beautiful and popular drives, it boasts diverse landscapes that change from the rugged beauty of the wild Irish coast to the tranquility of Killarney’s lakes and passes through several quintessential Irish towns. Return to Killarney late this afternoon, where the remainder of the day is at your leisure to spend as you please. Meals BLD

5. Blarney Castle / Dublin
Travel through County Kerry to 15th-century Blarney Castle, where you will have the chance to acquire the gift of gab by kissing the legendary Blarney Stone. Then it’s all aboard the City Gold train in first-class seats from Mallow to Ireland’s capital city of Dublin, rich in history and proud of its past. Tauck has arranged an evening of Irish folklore and storytelling tonight at a typical Irish pub, located near your city-center hotel. Meals BLD

6. Explore Dublin
Experience an in-depth introduction to Dublin’s landmark attractions on a city sightseeing tour that includes lively O’Connell Street, elegant Georgian squares, and beautiful parks. We’ll take you inside Trinity College Library to see the 8th-century Book of Kells, before giving you the opportunity to enjoy the city as you wish. Your hotel, The Westbury, is set right in the heart of the city, just steps away from famed Grafton Street; it is a member of the Leading Hotels of the World. Meals B

7. Glendalough / Dublin
Venture outside of Dublin into the hills of Wicklow to the ancient monastic settlement of Glendalough via Tauck’s Yellow Roads. Set deep in a valley between two lakes, Glendalough was established by St. Kevin in the 6th century. Most of the ruins and sites date from the 10th century and are remarkably preserved; see some of the most significant ones on a guided tour. Return to Dublin midday for time at leisure. Join us tonight for a farewell dinner. Meals BD

8. Journey Home
Tour ends: 7:00 AM at Dublin Airport. Persons departing at other times should secure their own transportation. Meals B

Dates & Prices

International Airfare is additional. Call Tauck for special rates on international air for travel originating in the U.S. (subject to availability).

Please ask at time of booking about additional hotel nights before your tour begins and about our comprehensive Guest Protection Plan.
 

Killarney ~ Ring of Kerry ~ Blarney Castle ~ Glendalough ~ Dublin

Tauck’s Yellow Roads
Drives along Tauck’s Yellow Roads include a journey to the lunar-like landscapes of the Burren and the mountainous scenic route from Dublin to Glendalough.

An Evening of Irish Storytelling
Experience Irish life at a historic pub in Dublin where Tauck has arranged a special evening of storytelling.

Irish Dairy Farm
Visit a traditional working dairy farm to discover the historic traditions and importance of farming in Ireland.
 

Itinerary

1. Arrive Glasgow / Loch Lomond
Tour departs: 10:00 AM from Glasgow International Airport. A brief tour of Glasgow precedes arrival at your hotel, an impressive Scottish baronial manor house set on 100 acres of green lawns and wooded glades leading down to the shores of famed Loch Lomond. Join us tonight for a welcome cocktail reception and dinner. Meals LD

2. Stirling Castle / Glenturret Distillery
Visit Stirling Castle, a majestic example of Scottish Renaissance architecture; the town developed around the castle. Scotland’s oldest single Highland malt distillery lies in the heart of Perthshire – a private tour of Glenturret Distillery takes you behind-the-scenes to witness the art of whisky-making, complete with a tasting. Journey into the Trossachs, known as Rob Roy country, through a ruggedly forested region past Aberfoyle, and return to the hotel for an evening at your leisure. Meals BLD

3. Scottish Highlands
Journey into the Scottish Highlands through moors, lochs, forests, and craggy mountains. From Fort William to Loch Ness, journey along a natural fault line called the Great Glen that divides Scotland in half. Arrive in scenic Inverness; Scottish entertainment this evening features bagpipes and Highland dancers. Meals BLD

4. Inverness / Inverewe Gardens
Spend the day as you please, perhaps playing a round of golf, doing some sightseeing in Inverness, or joining us for an excursion to lovely Inverewe Gardens where you’ll have a privately guided tour, frequently given by the head gardener, to view special collections of plants from around the globe. Tonight in Inverness, you’ll learn about the history of the Scottish kilt and tartans. Meals BLD

5. Visit 16th-Century Blair Castle
From Inverness, travel Tauck’s Yellow Roads through the Cairngorm and Grampian Mountains to Blair Atholl, home to Blair Castle. The famed white castle, beneath forested slopes above the River Garry, contains over 30 rooms featuring unique relics depicting 16th-century Highland life. Head south to Edinburgh, arriving late afternoon; your hotel is in the heart of the city. Meals BD

6. Explore Edinburgh
Sightsee Edinburgh on a privately guided tour with a local expert. Visit 11th-century Edinburgh Castle, displaying the Stone of Scone, on which most Scottish kings were crowned. You’ll also visit the Palace of Holyroodhouse, where Mary Queen of Scots spent 16 years; it is the Queen’s official residence in Edinburgh (subject to closure). Tours that are departing July 26 – August 16 attend an evening outdoor performance of the Edinburgh Military Tattoo, performed by Scottish military units against the magical backdrop of Edinburgh Castle. Meals B

7. Edinburgh / St. Andrews
Today is free to spend either in Edinburgh, or to join us for a day at legendary St. Andrews. The seaside town, as home to the famed golf course, has hosted some of the greatest names in the history of golf; spend time at leisure exploring the town of St. Andrews. Join us this evening for a farewell dinner in Edinburgh. Meals BD

8. Journey Home
Tour Ends: 6:30 AM at Edinburgh Airport. Persons departing at other times should secure their own transportation to the airport; allow a minimum of 2 1/2 hours for flight check-in. Meals B

Dates & Prices

International Airfare is additional. Call Tauck for special rates on international air for travel originating in the U.S. (subject to availability).

Please ask at time of booking about additional hotel nights before your tour begins and about our comprehensive Guest Protection Plan.
 

Glasgow ~ Loch Lomond ~ Inverness ~ Edinburgh ~ St. Andrews

Tauck’s Yellow Roads
Drive through the heart of the Scottish Highlands when Tauck takes you off-the-beaten path to some of Scotland’s most spectacular scenery.

Private Scottish Entertainment
Inverness, deep in the Scottish Highlands, provides the setting for special Tauck Scottish entertainment featuring bagpipes and Highland dancers; you’ll also learn about the history of traditional Highland dress, the kilt and tartans.

Private Tour, Glenturret Distillery
Take a private tour of Glenturret, Scotland’s oldest single Highland malt distillery, in the heart of Perthshire – centuries of history and a tasting await.
 

Itinerary

Select departures of The Best of Ireland feature three days in Northern Ireland (days 3, 4 and 5), instead of County Donegal; ask at time of booking or see The Best of Ireland featuring Northern Ireland.

1. Arrive Shannon / Ashford
Tour departs: 9:30 AM from Shannon Airport. Travel with us from the airport to the mighty Cliffs of Moher, where towering, sheer headland plummets into the Atlantic Ocean. Continue on along scenic Yellow Roads through the Burren, among the eeriest country landscapes in Ireland, to Ashford Castle for a two-night stay. Located on a 350-acre private estate along the shores of Loch Corrib, it is consistently ranked as one of the finest hotels in the world and is sure to be a treasured highlight of your trip to the Emerald Isle. Join us this evening for a welcome dinner. Note: today’s journey to Ashford Castle is a very full day; please ask at time of booking about pre-stay accommodations. Meals LD

2. Connemara / Kylemore Abbey
Drive through Connemara, a rugged region whose diverse scenery includes windswept mountains, bogland, sparkling lakes and the rugged Atlantic coastline. See a Gothic Revival lakeside castle, magnificent Kylemore Abbey on the shores of Kylemore Lough. A Benedictine abbey in World War I, it is now a girls’ boarding school. Return to Ashford Castle for the evening. Meals BLD

3. County Sligo / Donegal Bay
Travel to Sligo today, the largest town in the northwest of Ireland. Enjoy time at leisure in Sligo, the Land of Heart’s Desire as it is described by W. B. Yeats. Visit Yeats’ final resting place at Drumcliffe, beneath legendary Ben Bulben. Spend the next two nights amidst the spectacular countryside of Donegal at your lakeside hotel. Meals BD

4. County Donegal
Donegal regales the visitor with its incredible scenery and the charm of its people. Meander today along the fringe of Donegal Bay, where you will wind, dip and weave your way along the coast through Killybegs, one of Ireland’s major fishing ports; as the country road narrows, the farms and grazing lands look as if they sprang from artists’ imaginations. Locals in the villages want you to linger; we wish you good weather today! Meals BLD

5. Journey to Dublin
Enjoy a beloved Irish tradition today as you sample tea and scones before departing for Dublin; en route, see the emerald green landscapes Ireland is famous for, as well as grazing cattle, sheep, abandoned abbeys and castles reflecting a bygone era. Spend the afternoon at leisure exploring Ireland’s capital city; Dublin’s rich cultural heritage comes alive with striking Georgian and Victorian buildings, manicured parks and lively pubs. Stay for two nights in one of Dublin’s finest hotels. Meals BD

6. Sightsee Dublin
Visit both Trinity College, steeped in tradition and home to the Book of Kells, and 13th-century Dublin Castle, standing in the historic heart of the city. The afternoon and evening are yours to experience a bit of Dublin life. Enjoy strolling down city streets lined with 2 1/2-story brick Georgian row houses, famous for their intricate, glass-laced doorways, and wander through some of Ireland’s most beautiful parks, including St. Stephen’s Green. Nightlife in Dublin entices with traditional music and popular pubs where famous literary icons like Brendan Behan and James Joyce once imbibed. Meals B

7. Powerscourt Gardens / Kilkenny
The Wicklow Mountains lie south of Dublin; they are a blend of peaks, forests, streams and verdant valleys. Travel to Powerscourt for a visit to lovely gardens that are considered to be among the best in Ireland; set at the foot of Great Sugar Loaf Mountain, their design dates back to the 19th century. Stop in the picturesque medieval city of Kilkenny, world-renowned as a center for craft and design, en route to your hotel. Meals BD

8. Waterford / Cobh / Cork
Visit the Waterford Crystal Factory to see the highly skilled glass blowers, engravers and cutters at work. Travel next to the scenic town of Cobh, a historic port that has played an important role in maritime history. Over 2.5 million people have emigrated from Ireland via Cobh; Sirius, the first steamship to cross the Atlantic Ocean, departed from the harbor in 1838; Cobh was the last port of call for the ill-fated Titanic in 1912; and, in World War I, the ocean liner Lusitania was torpedoed and sunk very near Cobh. Visit the Cobh Heritage Center where exhibits detail these, and other, events. Spend the night at an elegant country manor house in Cork, experiencing an authentic glimpse of daily life in southern Ireland. Meals BD

9. Blarney / Kenmare
Journey to 15th-century Blarney Castle, set amidst beautiful grounds, to see the famous Blarney Stone; legend has it that if you kiss the stone, you will be blessed with the gift of the gab. Your journey continues as you travel to County Kerry and Kenmare, a historic small town on the site where the Finnihy, Roughty and Sheen rivers converge into the Kenmare River. Then it’s on to Killarney and a visit to Muckross House, an Elizabethan-style mansion that was built in 1843. Set in Killarney National Park, the estate features distinguished 19th-century interiors; it is surrounded by magnificent gardens in a palette of sensational colors. Your accommodations for the next two nights are at the lakeside Aghadoe Heights Hotel & Spa, recognized as one of Ireland’s most luxurious five-star hotels. Overlooking the Lakes of Killarney, every guest room gazes out upon Killarney’s majestic landscapes. Meals BD

10. The Ring Of Kerry / Killarney
Explore the ruggedly beautiful countryside on a drive along the Ring of Kerry, a 100-mile circle around the Iveragh peninsula – arguably Ireland’s most popular scenic drive. You will travel through some of Ireland’s most incredible scenery, past glistening lakes embraced by mountainous backdrops, around clifftop roads with spectacular views of the crashing sea below, alongside endless fields dotted with the ruins of abandoned stone cottages and through seaside villages lined with palm trees and sandy beaches. Return to your resort in Killarney late in the afternoon; enjoy an evening at leisure. This region boasts an unfailingly cheerful atmosphere, no doubt in large part attributed to the unabashed beauty that surrounds it. Meals BLD

11. Dairy Farm / Dromoland Castle
Discover the importance of farming in the west of Ireland on a visit to a working dairy farm; enjoy a light Irish lunch at the farm. The last leg of our Irish adventure takes you to Dromoland Castle for a most memorable overnight stay. Steeped in luxury and boasting impeccable service, it is one of the few castle hotels that can trace its ownership back through history to Gaelic Irish families of royal heritage. Join us this evening for a farewell reception and dinner surrounded by centuries of Irish history and royal hospitality. Meals BLD

12. Journey Home
Tour ends: Shannon Airport at 7:00 AM. Persons who are departing at other times should secure their own transportation to the airport. Meals B

Dates & Prices

Select dates offer Small Group Departure with no more than 26 Tauck guests, specially priced from $5590 per person double; inquire at time of booking.

International Airfare is additional. Call Tauck for special rates on international air for travel originating in the U.S. (subject to availability).

Please ask at time of booking about additional hotel nights before your tour begins and about our comprehensive Guest Protection Plan.
 

Connemara ~ Cork ~ Waterford ~ Dublin ~ Killarney ~ Ring of Kerry ~ Donegal or Northern Ireland

Tauck’s Yellow Roads
Travel along Ireland’s scenic country roads as you journey through the Burren to Ashford Castle; meander along some of the world’s most beautiful coastal scenery, in County Donegal or in Northern Ireland.

The World’s Best Castle Hotels
Begin and end your visit to Ireland with overnight stays at two of the world’s finest castle hotels, majestic Ashford and Dromoland Castles.

Powerscourt Gardens
Visit one of Ireland’s most beautiful gardens at Powerscourt, at the foot of Great Sugar Loaf Mountain.

Have Lunch at a Private Farm
Sample a taste of Irish country life during a visit to a dairy farm in the west of Ireland, where lunch is served.
 

Itinerary

1. Arrive Edinburgh
Tour begins: 6:00 PM, Sheraton Grand Hotel & Spa, Edinburgh, Scotland. Welcome to Edinburgh! A transfer is included from Edinburgh Airport to your first night’s hotel, the Sheraton Grand Hotel & Spa. Your hotel is situated right in the heart of Edinburgh, nestled in the shadow of historical Edinburgh Castle. Join us tonight for a welcome reception and dinner. Meals D

2. Sightsee Edinburgh
Edinburgh Castle commands a strategic site on Castle Rock overlooking the city. Built in the 11th century, it has played a prominent role in Scottish history; take a guided tour of the castle accompanied by a local Scottish guide, enjoying panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and learned insights about this important landmark. Next it’s on to the majestic Palace of Holyroodhouse for a visit to the Queen’s official residence in Edinburgh (subject to closure). Edinburgh Castle and Holyroodhouse are connected by The Royal Mile, which dates back to the Middle Ages. Spend the afternoon at your leisure; you might choose to visit Princes Gardens, Princes Street or the Botanical Gardens and the National Gallery of Scotland. Tours departing July 31 through August 21 will attend an outdoor evening performance of the famous Edinburgh Military Tattoo. Meals B

3. Pitlochry / Edinburgh
Visit Blair Castle, once the home of the Duke of Atholl, before stopping in the town of Pitlochry for time at leisure. Besides being acclaimed as one of the finest resorts in Europe by Queen Victoria, this delightful spot also produces fine Scotch whisky. A private tour and tasting at a local distillery showcase its time-honored recipes. Return to Edinburgh before dinner. Meals BD

4. Royal Yacht Britannia / Loch Lomond
Drive to the shoreline today for a visit to the Royal Yacht Britannia, private cruise vessel of the Royal Family. Learn about the history of life on board this celebrated ship, and then continue on your journey to Loch Lomond where a different ship experience awaits. A cruise aboard Tauck’s private boat on the storied waters of Loch Lomond hints at the scenic treasures that await at your acclaimed lakefront accommodations – celebrities and literary figures, including Sir Winston Churchill and Princess Margaret, have enjoyed the grounds and hospitality of the baronial De Vere Cameron House, set on over 100 acres of wooded glades on the bonnie shores of Loch Lomond, since the 18th century. Meals BD

5. Glasgow / Lake District
Enjoy a brief tour of Glasgow en route to the beautiful English Lake District; rife with classic Victorian architecture, this lovely city is lined with more parks per square mile than any other city in Europe. Learn about daily life in the Lake District when you have lunch in a private home with the owners, followed by a visit to Dove Cottage and the Wordsworth Museum – a great opportunity to see why this romantic region has inspired so many writers and poets! Your accommodations for the next two nights are located in the heart of one of England’s largest national parks, reigning over 35 acres of woodlands, streams and tarns, dotted with massive millstones and historic monuments. Meals BLD

6. Gardens / Lake Windermere Cruise
Immortalized by renowned poets for its haunting landscapes of mountains, forests and lakes, the Lake District is blessed with an abundance of natural beauty. Start your day with a visit to Levens Hall & Gardens; dating from 1350, this Elizabethan estate is renowned for its topiary garden that was first started in 1694. Leisure time in Bowness-on-Windermere, deep in quintessential Beatrix Potter country, indulges with spectacular lakeside vistas on the eastern shore of Lake Windermere in Cumbria – take a private cruise on the lake before returning to your hotel. Meals BLD

7. Chester / Portmeirion / Wales
Visit the medieval town of Chester today as you travel to the picturesque seaside village of Portmeirion. Built by the Romans, the layout of Chester still follows the Roman pattern, and the Roman defensive walls create a pleasant walk around the old city centre. Travel through the rolling hills of North Wales, stopping at well-known Bodnant Garden, one of the most beautiful gardens in the United Kingdom, spanning some 80 acres. Continue on to Portmeirion for a two-night stay. This idyllic coastal village is renowned for its remarkable mix of Italianate pastel-colored architectural styles and landscape designs. Formerly an early Victorian villa, the Hotel Portmeirion overlooks Cardigan Bay from its own peninsula. Meals BD

8. Caernarfon / Betws-y-Coed
Start the day with a trip to the town of Caernarfon to visit the castle where the investiture of the Prince of Wales takes place. Have lunch at Betws-y-Coed, nestled in the tree-lined valley of the River Conwy; an antique church, old bridges, stone houses and woodland paths create a most picturesque setting. Spend the remainder of the day at your leisure in Portmeirion. Meals BLD

9. Wedgwood / Stratford-upon-Avon
Continue your exploration of Wales with a drive south through stunning rural landscapes to Stoke-on-Trent, best known for its pottery since the 14th century. You will have the unique opportunity to watch highly skilled potters and craftsmen turn clay pots into Wedgwood during a tour, before adding your personal touch to your own priceless piece. After experiencing an afternoon tea-style lunch, visit the cottage of William Shakespeare’s wife, Anne Hathaway, in Stratford-upon-Avon. The cottage is actually a twelve-room Elizabethan farmhouse with a low thatched roof, timbered walls and lattice windows that have changed very little since the 1800s. Spend two nights in Stratford-upon-Avon at the historic Shakespeare Hotel in the center of the village. The birthplace of William Shakespeare, this riverfront city is home to the Royal Shakespeare Theatre and historic Elizabethan and Jacobean buildings. Meals BLD

10. Cotswolds / Blenheim / Oxford
Venture into the charming Cotswolds this morning; stone houses and thatched cottages dot the region’s landscapes of grassy limestone hills, deep ravines, and barren plateaus known as “wolds,” Old English for “God’s high open land.” A visit to Blenheim Palace, one of England’s most outstanding examples of English Baroque architecture, and a guided tour of the esteemed Oxford University, dating back to 1167, make this a most memorable day in the English countryside. Meals BD

11. Experience the Best of Bath
Travel through the rolling landscapes to Bath, a UNESCO World Heritage Site founded by the Romans as a thermal spa and today reigning unequaled as a magnificent Georgian townscape. An important centre of the wool industry in the Middle Ages, it developed into an elegant town in the 18th century with neoclassical Palladian buildings that blend harmoniously with the Roman baths. Visit the famous Roman baths and see the Royal Crescent, the Circus and other major sights. The remainder of the day is at leisure; the heart of Bath is traffic-free, where street musicians often perform. Meals BD

12. Stonehenge / London
View the mysterious monoliths of Stonehenge, England’s oldest prehistoric monument dating back 5,000 years and designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site; the ancient stone circle is one of the wonders of the world whose origins are still being debated today. Continue on to London for two nights. A city sightseeing tour upon your arrival includes famous landmarks such as Big Ben, Piccadilly Circus, Buckingham Palace, Parliament, #10 Downing Street and Green Park, as well as a guided visit to magnificent Westminster Abbey. Meals BL

13. London / West End Theatre
Spend the day at your leisure; your hotel is close to major sites on Bond Street, Grosvenor Square and Oxford Street. Enjoy a farewell dinner, followed by a theatre performance of one of London’s hottest shows, The Sound of Music, in the city’s famous West End Theatre District. Tours beginning on Tuesdays will have an alternative London schedule. Meals BD

14. Journey Home
Tour ends: London, England. A transfer from the Millennium Hotel London Mayfair to London’s Heathrow Airport is included. Allow a minimum of 2 1/2 hours for flight check-in. Meals B

Dates & Prices

International Airfare is additional. Call Tauck for special rates on international air for travel originating in the U.S. (subject to availability).

Please ask at time of booking about additional hotel nights before your tour begins and about our comprehensive Guest Protection Plan.
 

Edinburgh ~ Lake District ~ Stratford-upon-Avon ~ Cotswolds ~ Bath ~ London

Have Lunch at a Private Home
Get a taste of daily life in England’s Lake District when you have lunch in a private home with the owners.

Private Tauck Cruises
Enjoy private Tauck cruises on beautiful Loch Lomond in Scotland and Lake Windermere in Cumbria amidst stunning scenery immortalized by legends and literature.

Spend Two Nights in the Lake District
Spend two nights in the heart of England’s largest national park at a 35-acre rustic property surrounded by natural woodlands, mountains and lakes.

London Theatre
Experience a performance of one of London’s hottest shows when you see The Sound of Music in the West End.