London
You'll here the song 'London Bridge is falling down' churning in your head as you traverse the bridges over River Thames in London. London is a city for the nightwalkers. An urban metropolis, London is famous for its landmark heritage and modern structures - Big Ben, St. Paul's Cathedral, Westminster Abbey, the Parliament, 10 Downing Street, Millennium Dome, Buckingham Palace, Victoria museum and art galleries, parks and narrow elongated homes. Also visit the Windsor Palace in Windsor, home of the monarchs on your stay in London.
Bath
A 2000 year old Roman spa resort that came to prominence in the 18th century with its ball seasons and Georgian architecture, Bath is a city that is famous for its 500-year-old Abbey, John Wood's Royal Crescent, and the Pulteney Bridge (shopping district of Bath).
Oxford
This famous university town in United Kingdom is steeped in history. Home to intellectuals and Nobel Prize winners who will shape the world's future, Oxford's architecture and green surroundings have become the toast of literary and tourist worlds.
Stonehenge
This prehistoric site in United Kingdom, Europe that comprises of 50-ton stone slabs arranged in around a ditch in two concentric circles, has mystified researchers and tourists alike. Though it is understood that the alignment is in accordance to the position of heavenly bodies, the purpose and the process of creating this mammoth religious structure is yet to be discovered.
Canterbury Cathedral
In this 800-year-old Canterbury town, bombarded to near extinction in WWII, rests the seat of Archbishop of Canterbury - the Canterbury Cathedral. Made famous by the 'Ghost of Canterbury' in true English literally style, the Cathedral in Canterbury is a must visit for its fusion architectural style and elaborate work.
Durham
Another Cathedral town in United Kingdom, it is visited by tourists attracted to its quiet countryside, Norman Cathedral on a wooden cliff, and University college.
Lake District
Almost all days in the Lake District are great for trekking and hiking through the hills and mountains, green river valleys (dales) and the numerous lakes.
The Cotswolds
The stone cottages that so endearingly elicit memories of Ms Marple pondering in the countryside, the Cotswolds is a must visit on your tours to United Kingdom. The limestone cliff with its gilded stone villages and views of the Severn Vale make for long vacations and weekend trips.
York
A city that still revels in Gothic past, a walk along the refreshing countryside of Yorkshire will take you through the history book where Romans, Saxons and Vikings ruled the land that now is a constitutional monarch. See the many gothic cathedrals, medieval city walls, historic streets and old country pubs on your visit to York, United Kingdom.
Stratford-upon-Avon
A pilgrimage destination for the fans of William Shakespeare, Stratford-upon-Avon in the midlands is the home of the Bard. Sightseeing tours include trips to his birthplace, his wife's cottage (Anne Hathaway), mother's cottage (Mary Arden), the Holy Trinity Church, the Royal Shakespeare Theatre on the riverbank and the Butterfly farm.
Cambridge
This 13th century university town, Cambridge is run over by students and tourists who visit it for its Trinity College, King's College, Peterhouse, Fitzwilliam Museum, University's Museum of Archaeology and Museum of Zoology, The Backs (park along the River Cam famous for punting), American War Cemetery, and Imperial War Museum.
