Upon arrival, head to central London.

Begin your stay with a walk around Westminster, Trafalgar Square and Covent Garden.

To get straight into the travel theme, also head to the banks of the Thames and the Southwark district.

Discover the exterior of Shakespeare's Globe and the atmosphere of this area associated with the history of London theatre.

Overnight in London.

Dedicate this day to London and the world of Shakespeare.

Discover Shakespeare's Globe and immerse yourself in the history of Elizabethan theatre.

Continue your walk in Southwark then cross the Thames towards St Paul's Cathedral and the City.

In the afternoon, enjoy a museum visit or explore London's historic districts.

Depending on the schedule, end your day with a theatrical performance.

Overnight in London.

Leave London and head towards Windsor.

Discover Windsor Castle, an immense royal residence founded in the 11th century. The visit notably includes the State Apartments and St George's Chapel.

Then take some time to stroll around Windsor or cross the Thames to Eton.

In the afternoon, continue towards Oxford.

Discover the first university buildings and enjoy the atmosphere of the historic center at the end of the day.

Night in Oxford.

Spend your morning in Oxford.

Explore Radcliffe Square, the Bodleian Library, and the old colleges.

Then head towards Stratford-upon-Avon, birthplace of William Shakespeare.

Start on Henley Street and discover Shakespeare's Birthplace, the house in which his family lived when he was born.

Then take a stroll along the Avon and discover the historic center.

In the evening, you could perhaps attend a play at the theatre.

Night in Stratford-upon-Avon.

Dedicate your day to the life of the playwright.

Explore Shakespeare's Birthplace in more detail, then Shakespeare's New Place.

Continue towards Anne Hathaway's Cottage, former family home of Shakespeare's wife. It is accessible from the centre and can even be reached by a walk of about 30 to 35 minutes.

Next, find the center of Stratford.

Visit Holy Trinity Church, associated with Shakespeare's later years.

In the evening, a performance is the best way to conclude this day.

Night in Stratford-upon-Avon.

Leave Stratford and enter the The Cotswolds.

Start with Chipping Campden or Broadway.

The honey-colored stone houses, small shops and rolling landscapes make up an England that is very different from the big cities.

Then explore Stow-on-the-Wold or Bourton-on-the-Water at your own pace.

I would prefer Broadway + Stow-on-the-Wold, so as not to turn the day into a race to the villages. Broadway is particularly renowned for its wide High Street lined with stone buildings and its typical Cotswolds setting.

Night in the Cotswolds.

Leave the Cotswolds in the direction of Bath.

Discover the famous Roman Baths, then Bath Abbey.

Then take a walk around Pulteney Bridge, The Circus and Royal Crescent.

The city combines Roman remains and Georgian architecture, with a center that is particularly pleasant to explore on foot.

In the late afternoon, head back towards London.

Overnight in London.

Enjoy a few last hours in the capital.

Depending on your preferences, head to Kensington, Covent Garden or the British Museum.

Then, off to the airport.