• Blenheim Palace - Located near Oxford, Blenheim Palace is set within a picturesque park designed by the renowned landscape architect ‘Capability’ Brown. This magnificent Baroque masterpiece was gifted by the English nation to John Churchill, the first Duke of Marlborough, in honor of his 1704 victory over French and Bavarian forces. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Blenheim Palace offers visitors a breathtaking experience. It is the residence of the 12th Duke of Marlborough and his family and the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill, showcasing a rich and varied history.
• Oxford - A city renowned for its stunning architecture, rich history, and vibrant culture. Now is the perfect time to explore Oxford. Discover the captivating stories of Oxford University and the city itself while visiting the historic colleges with their grand gates and towering stone walls. Learn about the traditions of Oxford University, the lifestyle of its students, and why Oxford is known as the City of Dreaming Spires. Upon arrival in Oxford, you will meet your tour guide, who will lead you on a walking tour. The guide is both knowledgeable and enthusiastic, sharing fascinating anecdotes about the many famous students and academics of Oxford University who have walked these same paths in the past. This guided walking tour is complimentary, though donations are appreciated at the tour’s conclusion.
• Cotswolds - The Cotswolds encompass a series of rolling hills across parts of southwest and south-central England. Recognized as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty since 1966, it features unique characteristics derived from the local golden-hued limestone known as Cotswold stone. The Cotswolds is home to some of England’s most pristine, historic, and renowned towns and villages. The honey-colored stone buildings exude a quintessential English charm found nowhere else in the world, offering a truly unique experience!
  Cotswold Garden
  Garden visits are often associated with summer, but in the Cotswolds, gardens bloom with vibrant colors year-round. Each season offers something special here – winter gardens are often overlooked, yet the Cotswolds boasts some of the country’s finest snowdrops and stunning autumn color displays.
• Bourton-on-the-Water - Situated at the heart of the Cotswolds, Bourton-on-the-Water is celebrated for its five stone bridges. Built between 1654 and 1911, these bridges are crafted from local Cotswold stone, earning the village the nickname ‘Venice of the Cotswolds.’
• Lower Slaughter - With its golden yellow stone cottages and two stone bridges gracefully spanning the gentle waters of the River Eye, this village is a delightful place to visit. Lower Slaughter’s history is both remarkable and understated, with its presence recorded in the 1086 Domesday Book due to the Old Mill.
• Stow-on-the-Wold - Stow-on-the-Wold is a lively and historic market town offering plenty for visitors to enjoy during a day out in The Cotswolds. The Market Square and St Edward’s Church are must-see highlights, but there is much more to explore and experience throughout the town.

• Walking tour in Oxford
• Self guided tour in Cotswold
• Entry to Blenheim Palace
• Private Transport
• Parking fees
• Water

• Gratuities / Tips

An all-inclusive day out never to be forgotten. From the moment we greet you at your hotel to the moment you are dropped off back to your hotel, we promise you to have an unforgettable day. Blenheim Palace Discover the Palace’s rich history in a variety of ways. Take a free guided tours of the State Rooms and hear about each room’s history and its exquisite collection. Visit the Churchill Exhibition to learn about the life of the ‘Greatest Briton’ and visit the ‘Untold Story’ experience to hear tales from the Palace’s past. Or take a self-guided tour with the aid of Multimedia audio guide Oxford City. See Behind Closed Doors This tour gives you the unique opportunity to walk inside Oxford University, with someone who has actually experienced the world famous educational institutions. You will visit the Most Famous Sites. Oxford University. The Bodleian Library, Radcliffe Camera. Cotswold Villages, you will be visiting three villages in Cotswold. Burton on the water. Bibury and Burford.

• The total duration of this tour is 12 hours. 6 hours spent on visiting sites. 5 hours on journey and 1 hour on lunch
• No health restrictions

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.