Know before you go
- The tour vehicles are modern and comfortable, maintaining high cleanliness standards with daily deep cleaning.
- During peak hours, additional vehicles without Wi-Fi may be used.
[Pre-Trip Q&A]
Q: Will the travel agency contact in advance? Can the license plate number be provided?
A: We will not contact you in advance. Please proceed to the meeting point according to the information on the confirmation document. The exact license plate number cannot be provided.
Q: Can I return to the city early on my own? Will the related fees be refunded?
A: You may return early on your own, but no refund will be provided.
Q: Can I bring large luggage onboard?
A: No, for safety reasons, only small carry-on bags are allowed.
Q: Can adults and children purchase different packages?
A: No, you must purchase the same package.
Q: Does the guide provide commentary inside the attraction?
A: No entry, but audio guides are available at all attractions.
Walking Tour of Oxford
Oxford is renowned for having the most prestigious and oldest university in the English-speaking world. During a guided walking tour, you'll learn about the city's history and admire the magnificent architecture of the 13th-century University Church of St Mary the Virgin and the University of Oxford itself. The University Church of St Mary the Virgin is a church in Oxford, located on the north side of High Street. It served as the developmental center of the University of Oxford, with its parish consisting almost entirely of university and college buildings. The church is open to the public free of charge, so you're welcome to explore inside if you wish.
Cotswolds
Nestled in the heart of southern-central England, the Cotswolds is hailed as the "Heart of England" and epitomizes classic British countryside charm. This region is renowned for its rolling hills, ancient honey-colored stone villages, and tranquil pastoral life. Far from urban bustle, it offers a slow-paced lifestyle with quaint tearooms and independent boutiques. Its vast network of rural trails is perfect for hiking or cycling, showcasing ever-changing seasonal landscapes—lush greenery in spring and summer, followed by serene tranquility in autumn and winter. The Cotswolds is not just an ideal escape from city life but also a perfect microcosm of timeless British elegance, resembling an unfading oil painting.
Shakespeare's Birthplace in Stratford-upon-Avon
Stratford-upon-Avon, this charming English town is renowned as the birthplace of William Shakespeare. Wandering among the low-beamed houses, visitors can trace the playwright's childhood, with exhibits showcasing his early manuscripts and performance archives. The town remains deeply connected to the Bard: the Royal Shakespeare Theatre stands by the river, staging timeless classics year-round, while Holy Trinity Church serves as the final resting place of this literary giant. Strolling along the cobblestone streets, one can almost hear Hamlet's soliloquies echoing in the breeze.
Visit the picturesque half-timbered house where the legendary bard was born, and gain insight into his childhood. After exploring the interior, discover this medieval town and take a stroll along the River Avon.
[Warwick Castle]
Become part of Britain's great medieval experience! The grand hall at the heart of Warwick Castle transforms into a vibrant venue! Immerse yourself in battle preparations and feel the weight of medieval swords. Visit the spectacular State Rooms and witness Victorian-era party preparations. Most importantly, upon arrival, you'll be welcomed by a costumed character in traditional attire who will give you a brief introduction to this magnificent castle.
