Warwick Castle, Stratford, Oxford & Cotswolds

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Select Sightseeing - A full day tour to medieval Warwick Castle, Stratford upon Avon, Oxford and the Enchanting Cotswolds.

Included Highlights

See Warwick Castle, with option for interior visit
Visit Stratford upon Avon, birthplace of William Shakespeare
Walking Tour of Oxford
Option to visit Christ Church college, where Harry Potter was filmed
Drive through the Enchanting Cotswolds
First-class luxury Motor-coach and the services of a professional Tour Guide

Warwick Castle

Visit the magnificent medieval Warwick Castle, most of whose amazing towers and ramparts are still intact. Warwick Castle will take you back through its 1,000 year history as you enter over the footbridge to a bygone world of banquets, battles and ceremony.

Optional: Purchase entrance to Warwick Castle, stroll through the castle's delightful and lovingly tendered gardens, visit the Tussaud's waxworks, or if you're feeling brave, visit the castle's spine-chilling dungeons.*

Stratford upon Avon

We then travel through the rolling Warwickshire hills to Stratford upon Avon, a market town at the edge of the Forest of Arden made famous for being the birthplace of the world-famous playwright William Shakespeare.

Optional: Purchase entrance to the Tudor-style birthplace of William Shakespeare, a half-timbered house that has been carefully furnished to recreate the interiors of his childhood.*

Oxford

The colleges in Oxford date back to the 13th century and among its famous students were Bill Clinton, C.S. Lewis, J.R.R. Tolkien and Lewis Carroll. We take you on a fascinating walking tour through the cobbled streets of Oxford to see the Bodleian Library and the picture-perfect college courtyards, for which Oxford is famous.

Optional: Purchase tickets for an interior visit to Christ Church college to see the dining room where Harry Potter was filmed.*

The Cotswolds

Steeped in history and heritage, the area of England known as the Cotswolds is a charming blend of cottages with honey-coloured walls and thatched roofs, market towns with crooked half-timbered houses lining the High Street, and ancient stone crosses, all set in the gently rolling hills ('wolds') that are so typically English in character.

Admission fees are not included, but tickets may be purchased from your guide.

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