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| Itineraries |
| We personally tailor all our tours to suit you, but here are a few ideas to whet your appetite! |
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London & Surrounding Countryside |
| London & surrounding countryside: See all those sights you’ve always dreamed of, Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, the Tower of London, Buckingham Palace. Been there, done that? We guarantee we’ll show you hidden corners you’d never find by yourself. Spend a couple of days visiting the countryside – Windsor, the Cotswolds, Oxford, Stratford, Stonehenge, Bath are all within an easy day trip from London or why not visit some of the glorious gardens of Kent? | |
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| England, Wales, Scotland | |
| England, Wales, Scotland: Visit the fabulous West Country, home to Thomas Hardy, Rebecca and the French Lieutenant’s Woman. Wales has magnificent scenery and a string of mighty castles, built by Edward I. Carry onto the Lake District, home to William Wordsworth and Peter Rabbit and friends, not to mention rugged mountains and peaceful lakes. Go up to Scotland and see the towering Edinburgh Castle or follow in the footsteps of the Monarch of the Glen or Braveheart. Complete your trip by coming down the East Coast – Hadrian’s Wall, York, Lincoln, Cambridge. |  |
With Clients in an
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| Paris & the Ile de France | |
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Paris & the Ile de France: Probably the most beautiful city in Europe, with its grand boulevards and vistas, Notre Dame, Montmartre, the Champs Elysees, the Eiffel Tower, you’ll see it all and much more. Or take a day or two out to visit Monet’s garden at Giverny, Versailles, Fontainebleau, the magnificent stained glass in Chartres Cathedral, the Champagne houses. |
Monet's garden at Giverny |
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| Rural France: | |
| Retrace the D-Day landings; visit the beaches, the wonderful museums, feel the warmth of Norman hospitality; they have not forgotten. Wine connoisseur? Why not saunter through the vineyards of Burgundy, the countryside is beautiful and you can taste along the way. Discover Peter Mayle’s Provence or follow in the footsteps of the famous on the French Riviera. If you want to know about our caveman ancestors then visit the Dordogne in the south-west with its fabulous pre-historic cave paintings. Chateaux can nowhere be better represented than the Loire Valley. | |
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The Pont du Gard
Roman aqueduct |
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| Italy | |
| Italy: See Ancient and Christian Rome; the Forum, the Coliseum, the Pantheon, St.Peter’s and the Vatican, the Sistine Chapel. Travel up to Florence to experience the perfect Renaissance city with more art than can possibly be taken in, in one visit. It is in the heart of Tuscany, with its olive groves, hill villages and vineyards and the food is to die for! Wind up in Venice, known as ‘La Serenissima’; nothing can prepare you for that first magical view of the city as you cruise up the Grand Canal. For those who have done the well-trodden paths of Rome, Florence and Venice, why not let us introduce you to ‘hidden Italy’, Le Marche and Puglia. Le Marche has been called ‘the new Tuscany’; it is incredibly beautiful and totally unspoilt; in short, it is Tuscany 30 years ago. Puglia is in the deep south, the heel of Italy, has wonderful food, beaches and pottery and a complete contrast to the more visited parts of Italy. |  |
Carole showing the
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Bridge of Sighs in Venice |
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