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Cotswolds & Broadway Tower: Small Group Tour from London

Enjoy a cosy day exploring the charming countryside of England

  1. Start time: 08:30

  2. Last admission: 5 minutes before closing

  3. Duration: 12h

  4. Live guide: English

  5. Max group size: 19

  6. Wheelchair accessible

Registered address: 220 Tower Bridge Road, SE1 2UP, London, GB
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Included

  • Roundtrip transport from London
  • Professional licensed tour guide
  • Entrance to Broadway Tower
  • Cream tea service (served at 14:45)

Not included

  • Additional food and drinks

Meeting point

Earls Court, Bus Stop C (opposite Earls Court Underground Station, Warwick Road Exit) Warwick Road, SW5 9TB, Queens
  • Be at the pickup point in Earls Court at exactly 09:00
  • The pickup point is located opposite Earls Court Underground Station, Warwick Road Exit
  • Please wait at London Bus Stop C in front of Exhibition Centre

The Cotswolds is officially classified as an Area of Outstanding Beauty, famed for its traditional villages, rolling hills, cream teas, sheep, and Victorian follies. It's one of the UK’s most popular tourist spots, so join in on this small group tour to get a more ‘off-the-beaten-track’ experience of this charming area. Stunning in all seasons, the highlights of the Cotswolds make for the ultimate day trip from London.

First, head to Burford, known as the Gateway to the Cotswolds, it's an old market town on the River Windrush that winds around a medieval church with a fascinating history. Then, visit a variety of villages, including Bibury with its Trout Farm, and the old Weavers Cottages of Arlington Row.

Meander through nearby villages including Bourton on the Water, visit the iconic Broadway Tower for some great views across the countryside. After lunch, travel to nearby village for traditional cream tea with scones, cream, jam and a pot of tea, a British tradition that began in 1840 and was fashionable throughout the Victorian Era.

  • Cancellation is possible until 24 hours before your visit date.
  • Rescheduling is possible until 24 hours before your visit date.

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