Arriving to London
We will have transfer from airport 9 a.m.

We will leave our luggage in hotel and start exploring London

First we will stop for the unforgettable lunch experience

High tea is classically British, and there are few places better to enjoy this cultural experience than Kensington Palace. With this regal outing, you enjoy high tea as it's meant to be: nibble on sandwiches, taste cakes and scones, and stroll through the palace grounds once you're done. With your guide, you learn about Hyde Park, see gardens created by Prince Albert, and hear the history of Britain's favorite beverage. Enjoy high tea, snacks, and a tour with this Kensington Palace experience Uncover culture as you learn about traditional afternoon tea from your guide Get the royal treatment—snacks, tea, and Kensington Gardens stroll included Avoid getting lost with a guide to escort you from Queensway Station

After the lunch Best way to explore Big city
✅️ Big Bus London Hop-On Hop-Off Tour and River Cruise - 6 PM Panoramic Evening Tour: Departure at London Eye (Stop 13). Full tour is 2 Hours and is non Stop. With pre-recorded commentary.

After breakfast 😋 We will continue exploring London on

✅️Hop on and off bus
3 Hop on Hop off Routes: Unlimited Hop on Hop off access for the duration of your ticket. Themed Walking Tours: Choose from 3 different themed walking tours

✅️One-Way River Cruise: Starting at either Tower Pier or Westminster Pier.

Day trip
Stonehenge, Windsor Castle and Bath with Pub Lunch in Lacock

Question one: HOW did they build it?
Imagine the scale: Stonehenge consists of 82 five-ton megaliths, 30 twenty-five-ton blocks, five fifty-ton triliths and one six-ton ​​altar.  In addition, within the boundaries of the complex there are two mounds in which no graves were found, and around there are 56 burial “Aubrey holes”, named after the first explorer of the cromlech.  There are more holes, but we will not count them.  At the same time, scientists claim that all the stones of Stonehenge were brought from the territory, which is located 200 or even 400 km from here.  Well, how?



Surprisingly, he is not the only one in the UK.
Interestingly, there is a structure similar to Stonehenge in Scotland - the complex is called Callanish and is located on the island of Lewis and Harris.

 Question two: why?
There are many versions of the appearance of Stonehenge: some scientists believe that the Romans came and built it, others argue that it was not the Romans at all, but the Germans or even the Swiss.  Simple British people did not go into research - they simply believed that in fact the cromlech built Merlin.  The one who is the wise wizard and mentor of the great King Arthur.
The downside of this version is that, according to research, Stonehenge appeared much earlier than Merlin and Arthur.  Plus - the first mention in ancient literature was just at the time of these legendary personalities.  Why hasn't anyone mentioned it before?  Another mystery of Stonehenge.

Oxford and Traditional Cotswolds Villages Small-Group Day Tour from London

The University City of Oxford and the idyllic countryside of The Cotswolds are two of the most popular day trips from London

Moving to Edinburgh or going back home!

It is Flight from London to Edinburgh (price  around  not 100 included)
It is option to start you trip here

After check-in in hotel
We start exploring our fairly talented city

We will stay in beautiful hotel in the historical center of the city!

✅️Waterloo Place
✅️Hop off the Majestic Tour Edinburgh

Old city
Spread out at the foot of the castle, the Old Town, the historic center of the Scottish capital, included in the UNESCO World Heritage List, enchants with its grandeur.  You can spend hours wandering through the narrow labyrinths of streets, looking at the gray old buildings with sharp spiers of towers, over which the flag of Scotland proudly flutters.  Most of the buildings of the Old Town have survived from the time of construction and are typical examples of medieval architecture.  Many houses are covered with soot left over from the Middle Ages, when the houses were heated with coal and wood, so the gray color prevails in the Old Town.

Еdinburgh castle
Edinburgh has been the capital of Scotland for over 500 years.  It can be called the "heart" of a proud state and, undoubtedly, the most beautiful city in the region.  The city is also the historical and cultural center of Scotland.  There are a huge number of architectural monuments, museums, ancient castles, various festivals are held all year round.

From which side tourists enter the city, they will certainly see Edinburgh Castle.  This majestic building, towering on high hills, is the hallmark of the capital.  Within the walls of the castle is the exhibition "Onersof Scotland".  The most expensive things for the Scots are stored there - the oldest royal jewels in all of Europe.  This exhibition was opened by the world famous writer Walter Scott.  Scott managed to discover the collection after 111 years of neglect.  Much loved by his countrymen, he is a national hero for the Scots.  On February 4, 1818, the future George IV, acting Prince Regent, issued a Royal Warrant authorizing the historian Walter Scott and a group of officials to demolish the wall of the ancient Crown Room.  Half of those present expected the oak chest in this room to be empty.  They opened it and found the crown, scepter and sword exactly as they were left 11 years ago.

Further, it will be interesting to see the famous "Stone of Destiny".  According to legend, all the rulers of Scotland were crowned on it.

Next, you will see the chapel of St. Margaret, which is the oldest building in all of Edinburgh.  It was erected in memory of the mother of David I. A wonderful view of the city opens from the observation deck of the chapel.