3-Day Royal Break
A perfectly curated royal escape through the timeless grandeur of London.
Travel in executive comfort with your own private driver-guide, exploring palaces, Westminster, iconic landmarks, and hidden stories known only to true London insiders.
Your experience runs daily from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
The itinerary
Day 1: Start your vacation in London
Buckingham Palace:
Witness the Changing of the Guard, a masterclass in British military pageantry. Your guide will position you for the best view of the Old Guard handing over to the New Guard amidst the stirring sounds of a full military brass band.
Westminster Abbey
Step into the "House of Kings." This Gothic masterpiece has hosted every coronation since 1066. Walk over the graves of Darwin and Newton, see the Coronation Chair, and explore Poets' Corner, where Chaucer and Dickens rest.
The Tower of London:
A 1,000-year-old fortress, palace, and prison. Marvel at the Crown Jewels, including the 530-carat Cullinan I diamond. Hear the dark tales of Anne Boleyn from a Yeoman Warder and see the legendary ravens that protect the Kingdom.
DAY 2 – WINDSOR AND STONEHENGE
Windsor Castle:
Explore the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world. Walk through the State Apartments, furnished with masterpieces by Rembrandt and Rubens. Visit St. George’s Chapel, a pinnacle of Perpendicular Gothic architecture and the final resting place of Queen Elizabeth II.
Stonehenge:
Stand before the world’s most famous prehistoric monument. Your guide will unravel the mysteries of how these 25-ton sarsen stones were transported 150 miles and aligned with the midwinter and midsummer solstices 5,000 years ago.
DAY 3 - THE COTSWOLDS
Arlington Row, Bibury:
The most famous postcard image in the Cotswolds - a beautiful row of honey-stone weavers’ cottages beside the River Coln. It’s one of the most photographed scenes in England.
Broadway Tower:
Standing proudly on one of the highest points in the Cotswolds, Broadway Tower offers breathtaking panoramic views across rolling countryside and as far as Wales on a clear day.