This 6 day England self guided tour and travel guide is 6 days of sightseeing some of the finest parts of England. Britishtourplans mix heritage and history with simply wonderful places. The ‘must see’ places are intermingled with some experiences that can be had nowhere else and the trip advisor itinerary ensures that you see it all. So whether it’s a palace or a castle, quiet rugged scenery, Roman history or just seeing Britain at her best, this England self guided tour will cover a little of everything and allow you to do it the easy way. Perhaps combine this tour with a few days in London and you will have had a very memorable stay in Britain that will be remembered forever. This tour is easily extendable.

The brief trip advisor preview itinerary

Day 1
Your England travel starts with Britishtourplans by heading west to our first stop which is at Salisbury. The Cathedral with its spire, the tallest in Great Britain, is visited. The City has many Queen Anne and Georgian facades and the Old Town has narrow alleys full of medieval houses and quaint inns. We continue our sightseeing at Stonehenge, the major pre-historic stone circle in the UK, then onwards to more (some say better) stone circles at the village of Avebury, which also boasts a magnificent Saxon church. We then continue our England tour through Lacock and moving on to the Roman city of Bath which combines Roman ruins with the most complete Georgian architecture. Free time to explore.

Day 2
Your England vacation continues north through the Cotswolds, Castle Combe and Cirencester and the charming English villages on the way such as Boughton on the Water and Moreton in Marsh to bring us to Stratford upon Avon, renowned as the birthplace of the famous English playwright William Shakespeare. After some time sightseeing we travel onward to Warwick Castle with one of the most majestic 14th century English castles. Free time to explore.

Day 3
North today and to the 2000-year-old Roman city of Chester but taking in the wonderful English Wedgewood Centre on the way. This still leaves plenty of free time to explore a most beautiful English city.

Day 4
East today and into the heart of England, across the rugged Pennine Hills into Derbyshire. Through the market towns of Macclesfield and Buxton, continuing to the plague village of Eyam (ring-a-ring-a-roses, a pocket full of posey’s), Baslow and into the stately home of Chatsworth House, home of the Duke of Devonshire, and after lunch (perhaps a picnic after a visit to the Chatsworth House Farm shop) continue south to Bakewell and Matlock, a Victorian Spa town on River Derwent with a spectacular limestone gorge.Matlock Bath, every Sunday forms a mecca for motor bikes from 100 miles around. Then make our way into Nottinghamshire, home of the legendary Robin Hood. Free time in Nottingham.

Day 5
We leave Nottingham and head south to Bleinheim Palace, built in 1704 for the First Duke of Marlborough and birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill and one of Englands finest Stately Homes. Then on to Oxford to see the magnificent ‘Dreaming Spires’ and much more.

Day 6
We leave Oxford for Windsor and the Castle, to see one of the finest castles in England and still used today by Her Majesty and have free time to explore.

The tour concludes in Windsor.

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