Great Cultural Crossing from London to Cornwall - group trip

On arrival at London Stansted, On your arrival in London, your local guide will welcome you and accompany you on your private transfer to your hotel in London.

A first look at the British capital: a city where history and modernity meet at every street corner. During a panoramic tower, you will discover Westminster, the Parliament and Big Ben, l’Westminster Abbey, Buckingham Palace and the capital's elegant high streets.

A walk through St James's Park or along the Whitehall allows you to step gently into the London atmosphere, between monumental architecture and leafy parks.

Lunch: optional, depending on your flight schedule

Dinner: included in a restaurant close to the hotel

Overnight in your London accommodation.

You leave London heading south-west for Salisbury, A charming medieval town with cobbled streets. Its cathedral The Gothic church, with the tallest spire in England, impresses with its elegance and luminous interior.

The tour also includes a visit to one of the original copies of the Magna Carta preserved here.

Then you join Stonehenge, This emblematic monument is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In this open landscape

of Wiltshire, the stone circle rises in a mysterious atmosphere. The centre of interpretation sheds light on theories about its origin and its astronomical and ritual role.

In the afternoon, you continue towards the Cornwall, region moors, cliffs and seaside villages.

Lunch included en route.

Dinner included at the hotel.

Overnight in Cornwall.

Today you'll be exploring the wild Cornish coastline.

Le Tintagel castle, perched atop spectacular cliffs, is associated with the legend of King Arthur. Between medieval remains and breathtaking panoramas on the Atlantic, the site offers a breathtaking immersion in the Celtic imagination.

In the afternoon, there are several options:

Go to to one of the region's most emblematic villages.

For example Port Isaac, a charming, enclosed port with white houses and narrow streets, or Boscastle, with its spectacular natural harbour between two steep cliffs. Enjoy some free time to stroll along the quayside, watch the colourful boats and feel the peaceful atmosphere of these villages, which have remained very authentic.

The visit of Lanhydrock House is an excellent, more cultural alternative. This elegant Victorian mansion offers a glimpse into the life of a large English family. in the 19th century, from the richly decorated drawing rooms to the kitchens and staff areas. The gardens and grounds offer a pleasant walk.

Lunch included in a traditional pub.

Dinner included.

Overnight in Cornwall.

Heading towards St Michael's Mount, an island crowned by a castle

and a subtropical garden, accessible at low tide by a paved roadway. The site evokes an almost Mediterranean setting, with a view over the Bay of Mount's Bay. The tour explores the history of this island fortress. and the daily lives of its inhabitants over the centuries.

The afternoon allows you to explore more of West Cornwall. You can choose to stop at St Ives, A city of artists bathed in exceptional light. Its lively port, clear beaches and art galleries make it an elegant and pleasant port of call. La Tate St Ives bears witness to the strong link between the region and contemporary artistic creation.

You can also discover the Minack Theatre, theatre carved into the cliff face overlooking the ocean. Even without representation, the site impresses with its bold architecture and breathtaking panorama.

Finally, a stop at Land's End, the most westerly point on the English mainland, offers an imposing landscape of cliffs plunging into the Atlantic.

Lunch included.

Dinner included.

Overnight in Cornwall.

You leave Cornwall to join the Somerset.

First stage at , one of the smallest towns in England, dominated by a magnificent cathedral Gothic and surrounded of a charming medieval quarter. The narrow streets and bishop's palace create a peaceful, authentic atmosphere.

Then direction Bath, Bath is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Founded by the Romans around natural hot springs, Bath has a harmonious Georgian architecture. Discover the famous Roman thermal baths, the Royal Crescent, the Circus and Pulteney Bridge. The whole is an elegant 18th-century decor.

Lunch included.

Dinner included.

Overnight in Bath

En route to Oxford, One of the most prestigious university towns in the world. The historic colleges, the libraries and cloisters form a remarkable architectural ensemble. You will discover one of the most emblematic colleges and the places that inspired many writers.

The guided walk provides an insight into academic traditions, British intellectual history and the special atmosphere that prevails here.

In the afternoon, return to London.

Lunch included in Oxford.

Dinner included in London.

Overnight in London.

A full day devoted to in-depth discovery from London.

Depending on your preferences, there are several possible tours:

- The Tower of London and Crown Jewels, followed by a cruise on the Thames.

• Westminster Abbey and the royal quarters.

• British Museum or National Gallery

• Covent Garden, Soho or Notting Hill for a more contemporary feel.

Lunch included.

Dinner included.

Overnight in London.

Transfer to London Stansted according to schedule of flight.