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Warwick Castle, Shakespeare’s Birthplace and Oxford: Guided Tour
Wander back through the centuries and take a tour of Britain's fabled past
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Warwick Castle: Day Trip from London by Rail
Immerse yourself in years of history at one of England’s finest medieval castles
Start time:
09:15
Fast Track
Start time:
09:15
Fast Track
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Roundtrip train tickets from London to Warwick
Entrance to Warwick Castle
Free Wi-Fi On Board the train
Information Pack
Lunch
Tour Guide
Meeting point
Melcombe Place, NW1 6JJ, London- Full joining instructions will be provided within one week of departure via email. If booked within a week, then they will be sent 24 hours before departure
- You may travel on any train departing from Marylebone station after 9:00am on your booked date of travel.
- You can return on any train from Warwick train station to London Marylebone on the same day from 4pm-7pm
Immerse yourself in 1,100 years of history at one of England’s finest medieval castles and explore at your own pace on this fantastic self-guided tour.
Warwick Castle’s long, bloody history is steeped in tales of treachery, conquest, murder, mystery and intrigue; the events that took place behind its walls are intertwined with the fabric of English history. Every stone in this ancient castle has a story to tell. Historical figures and events feature throughout the history of Warwick Caste, including William the Conqueror, the English Civil War, Edward IV, and the War of the Roses.
Travel through time and bring the history of Warwick Castle to life. Explore the lavish State Rooms and wander through the immaculately maintained gardens. Experience one of the live shows on offer, from live jousting and archery to the UK's biggest birds of prey display.
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