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Large Coach Day Tour

2019 Dates Daily, all year
Time: 8.55am - 10hrs approx
De…

Large Coach Day Tour

2019 Dates Daily, all year
Time: 8.55am - 10hrs approx
Depart: Arrive 15min before at 118 Grafton Street
Return: 118 Grafton Street

Visit Giant’s Causeway, Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge & 2 "Game of Thrones" locations: Dunluce Castle & The Dark Hedges

Highlights
- Full guided tour in English
- Direct coach service to Giant’s Causeway
- 2hrs to explore the Giant's Causeway
- Cross the famous Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge - Included
- "Game of Thrones" location: The Dark Hedges & Dunluce Castle
- Best Value day trip to the Giant's Causeway

The Giant’s Causeway coach is your new direct service to one of the most unique landscapes in Ireland. With a daily departure from Dublin City centre, this express full English guided tour to the Giant’s Causeway is the perfect way to explore one of the most fascinating coastlines in the world.

The Giant’s Causeway direct bus service includes a stop at the famous Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge. Cross the rope bridge for amazing views over northern Antrim and distant.

The trip includes 2 amazing photo stops inspired by the TV series "Game of Thrones". Visit The Dark Hedges, part of the infamous Kingsroad, where Arya Stark escaped from the Kings Landing. See Dunluce Castle, used as House of Greyjoy perched on the north Antrim Coast. It perfectly captures the atmosphere and intrigue of the medieval world.

Inclusions
- Full guided tour in English
- Direct bus service to the natural attraction
- Admission to Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge
- 2 stops at 'Game of Thrones' film locations
- 2 hours to explore the Giant's Causeway
- WI-FI on board

Exclusions
- Optional gratuities
- Food & beverages

Please Note
- We recommend that you wear comfortable footwear and bring a jacket/coat with you.
- Arrive 15min before at 118 Grafton Street
- Daily departures at 8.55am
- No service on St Patrick's Day

See Liverpool's most iconic sights aboard the world-famous Mersey Ferry. Our 50 minute River Explorer Cruise takes in the best view…

See Liverpool's most iconic sights aboard the world-famous Mersey Ferry. Our 50 minute River Explorer Cruise takes in the best views along the riverside.

Guided by expert commentary throughout the 50 minute trip, the River Explorer Cruise offers stunning views of Liverpool's famous skyline. As you relax and take in the views, you'll be captivated as the rich and fascinating history of UNESCO World Heritage waterfront unfolds before you.

On board every Mersey Ferry there is a cafe serving hot drinks and refreshments, with picnic areas both inside and outside.

You can also make a day of it and hop off at both Seacombe and Woodside ferry terminals and explore our great attractions Spaceport and U-boat Story, before returning to Pier Head, Liverpool. Our River Explorer Cruise tickets now include free entry to the U-boat Story at Woodside.

Terminals and Riverside Attractions:
- Seacombe Ferry Terminal, Wirral - For Spaceport, our Space themed attraction, now featuring the Sci-Fi Icons exhibition.
- Woodside Ferry Terminal, Wirral - For U-boat Story, our real World War 2 German submarine exhibition
- Pier Head Ferry Terminal, Liverpool - For the Beatles Story at Albert Dock, which charts the life of the world-famous Liverpool band

Visit Florence on day trip from Rome and see its top attractions with an expert guide at your side! Start with a guided tour of the…

Visit Florence on day trip from Rome and see its top attractions with an expert guide at your side! Start with a guided tour of the incredible Accademia Gallery, seeing Michelangelo’s ‘David’ and Botticelli’s ‘Madonna and Child,’ and then explore the city on a comprehensive walking tour. Gaze in awe at Brunelleschi’s Dome at Florence Duomo and then finish your time in Florence with a visit to one of its legendary leather-making schools to see a time-honored craft in action.

Highlights
•Full-day trip from Rome to Florence with an expert guide
•Travel through the Tuscan countryside, admiring the scenery near Tevere River
•Enjoy a guided tour of the Accademia Gallery in Florence and see Michelangelo’s David and Quattro Prigioni sculptures
•Admire Brunelleschi’s Dome and Giotto’s Bell Tower at Florence Duomo
•Relax over lunch in a restaurant near Piazza della Signoria
•Visit one of Florence’s famous leather-making schools

Includes
Hotel pickup (selected hotels only)
• Transport by air-conditioned coach (maximum 50 people)
•Lunch
• Local guide
• Entrance fee to Accademia Museum

Excludes
•Gratuities (optional)
• Food and drinks, unless specified
•Hotel drop-off

Operates
Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays 730am + 15 hours

Small Coach Day Tour

2019 Dates Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays, April to Novem…

Small Coach Day Tour

2019 Dates Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays, April to November
Depart: 08.00 - Opposite the Kilkenny Shop, Nassau St, Dublin
Return: 20.00 - Opposite the Kilkenny Shop, Nassau St, Dublin

A culture is inseparable from its landscape.
The terrain shapes the language, the climate creates the characters, and the native animals and plants determine what’s going to be for lunch.
So, on this day tour, we take you deep into the scenery that crafted the history and heritage of Ireland.
You venture into the peatbogs that provided fuel and heat to thousands of homes around rural Ireland. You discover the Connemara Mountains, where hundreds of Irish people fled when the English invaded in the 13th century. And you wander through the cobbled lanes and kaleidoscopically coloured houses of Galway, Ireland’s Capital of Culture.
Embark on this tour and learn to love the legends and landscapes of Connemara, Galway, and the far west.

Places you explore
Cong Village and Abbey - This tiny town is postcard-perfect Ireland. There’s a ruined abbey, a slow-flowing river, and a castle that hosts weddings for the rich and famous.
Lough Corrib - Keep your eyes peeled and grab your binoculars, this lovely lake boasts an abundance of wildlife.
Connemara Landscape - A rugged, mountainous landscape that possesses a dark beauty that’s evocative of the hardships of the people who once lived there.
Galway - Stone clad buildings line the winding lanes and medieval walls of this ancient harbour city.
Connemara National Park - Stunning vistas and superb wildlife abound within this famously serene park, from the towering peaks of the Twelve Bens to the panoramic Sky Road.

You leave Dublin and travel west. On your way across the green plains of central Ireland, you stop off for a refreshment and comfort break.

The landscapes begin to become impressively rugged as you arrive in Cong. This beautiful little town is famous for featuring in the Oscar-winning movie, The Quiet Man.

You choose what to do here. You can spend your time taking gorgeous photos of the castle and river, learn about the Augustine Monastery, or simply enjoy a large and delicious local lunch.

After you’ve had your fill of the quaint village sights, we venture to the scenic delights of Lough Corrib. This is the second largest lake in Ireland and is surrounded by the smooth slopes of the Connemara Mountains. Your friendly guide will help you try and spot the wildlife that scurries about here.

Now you can sit back, relax, look out your window, and watch the greatest show on earth. You wind down epic roads, over gorgeous vistas, and past stunning mountains as your guide drives you through the wilderness of Connemara. They’ll also tell you about the local legends that this land is famous for.

You take a photo stop at the Quiet Man Bridge before wandering over the Mollycullen Bogs. You’re wrong to think this bleak landscape is lifeless. The peatlands host an incredible array of wildlife, while at the same time the peat itself was used as fuel throughout Ireland.

Your last stop is the famous town of Galway. You should have around two hours here. This means you have time to buy local gifts for your friends, take in the atmosphere and tastes at a local pub, or enjoy the medieval architecture and cobbled lanes.

You arrive in Dublin in the evening.

Inclusions
- Transport in a 16 seat Mercedes mini-coach
- Air conditioning as standard
- The stories and services of an English-speaking driver-guide

Exclusions
- Entry fees to visitor attractions

Please Note
- Pack your waterproof clothing and walking shoes

2019 Days of Operation: Wednesdays, all year

Combine a morning visit to the historic Royal castle at Windsor …

2019 Days of Operation: Wednesdays, all year

Combine a morning visit to the historic Royal castle at Windsor with an in-depth tour around the famous sites of our awe inspiring and majestic capital city of London. See Tower Bridge, Buckingham Palace and the Houses of Parliament. Visit sites associated with Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, Prince William and Kate Middleton with photo stops at Kensington Palace plus the clubs and restaurants frequented by the young royals. All will be revealed by your friendly and knowledgeable guide.

•Maximum 18 people per tour
•Entry to Windsor Castle & St.George's Chapel
•Photo stops include Kensington Palace, Buckingham Palace & Tower of London
•Travel by executive small coach with professional guide

We begin with a short drive from bustling London to the green fields of the Royal County of Berkshire and into the tranquil pastures of Runnymede; an important Saxon meeting place and historic settlement. This wooded valley bore witness to the conclusion of the Barons' Revolt that gave us Magna Carta, our major constitution sealed by King John in 1215. Your guide will discuss the implications of this document and discuss whether history has been unkind to our "bad King John" as the centuries have passed by.

Following the Thames upstream we arrive at Windsor Castle, fortress to some, Royal home to others, this impressive structure is the oldest and largest inhabited castle in the world. Walk along the lavishly furnished rooms of the Royal apartments, visit St George's Chapel and relive the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. See the tombs of Kings and Queens and the heraldry of the Order of the Knights of the Garter. Head down to the Lower Ward to witness the Changing of the Guard (selected days only). After spending time in this majestic home enjoy a spot of lunch in the delightful town.

After lunch we follow the Thames river back towards London for an eye opening tour of this spectacular city. A chance to see old favourites like Parliament, Westminster Abbey, St.Paul's Cathedral, the Tower of London and Tower Bridge. We can see the city's more recent attractions; the Shard, the Millennium Bridge, the London Eye and the replica of Shakespeare's Globe theatre. By way of Buckingham Palace and St James's we take a fully guided drive past Trafalgar Square, Whitehall and Downing Street, seeing some of our most iconic museums; the Victoria and Albert, the Natural History Museum, the National Gallery and the Tate Modern.

Skirting the edges of London's beautiful open spaces by way of Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens, we come across Kensington Palace, home to Prince William and Catherine and in a house within the grounds, Prince Harry and Meghan. We tour some of the local areas where the younger Royals partied the night away such as the famous Mahiki nightclub and the restaurants of Chelsea.

Let's not forget that wherever we drive in London we will be constantly passing the homes of great writers and poets, politicians, adventurers, inventors, actors and artisans, famous or infamous, most of them gone but certainly not forgotten. Locations brought to life in film or literature, bustling markets, quiet backstreets, wartime destruction, peacetime rebuilding, private palaces, public gardens, a colourful history, a bloody past, lost buildings, lost rivers, stunning architecture and breathtaking views........undoubtedly something for everyone!!

Departure points:
08:15am Outside The British Museum main entrance, Great Russell Street
08:30am Outside Cumberland Hotel, Marble Arch. Please note that from Spring 2019, the Cumberland Hotel will be changing its name to the 'Hard Rock Hotel'.
08:45am Outside Holiday Inn Kensington Forum, 97 Cromwell Road

Tour Timings:
Departs 08:45am Central London
Arrives 09:45am Windsor
Departs 1:00pm Windsor
Arrives 2:00pm London - Panoramic tour begins
Arrives 6:00pm London Victoria Station - Panoramic tour ends

Highlights:
~ Magnificent Culzean Castle and Gardens
~ Clifftop walk
~ Dunure and the Ayrshire Coast

Highlights:
~ Magnificent Culzean Castle and Gardens
~ Clifftop walk
~ Dunure and the Ayrshire Coast
~ Robert Burns birthplace museum
~ Alloway Old Kirk (Church)
~ The original "Brig O' Doon"
~ Whitelee Windfarm

A day spent discovering the highlights of rural Ayrshire – an area that is less well known to visitors but full of fascinating castles, culture and history. Relax as you explore the rolling hills and dramatic coastal scenery of one of Scotland’s “hidden secrets”.
This tour is ideal for those who love beautiful castles, gardens, walks and dramatic coastal views as well the poems, songs and stories of Robert Burns.

Departing: Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays (April to October)

Departing from Glasgow you quickly climb into the Renfrewshire Hills where the first stop of the day will give you a glimpse into the future at Europe’s largest windfarm – big enough to supply clean energy to over 180,000 homes. From here the road south into Ayrshire is quick and easy passing through rich farming country with many small towns and villages.

On arrival at Culzean Country Park you will have the choice of visiting the castle and gardens or just the gardens and woodland walks. An entry fee is payable on arrival. (Please note there is no free option at this stop). The castle dates from the late 18th Century – a peaceful time in Scottish history so it is less a defensive castle and more like a great country house with fine furniture and beautiful Robert Adam architecture. Sitting right on the edge of the cliffs looking out over the Firth of Clyde the views are superb and the surrounding gardens are beautiful. For those who like walking there are miles of tracks and footpaths through the grounds – taking in the Swan Pond, deer park, and walled gardens as well as rocky coves and sandy beaches. This will also be your lunch stop

After lunch you will follow the coastline to the tiny fishing village of Dunure with its ancient ruined castle and dark history. Continuing on, the road leads down into the village of Alloway. This is the countryside of Robert Burn’s – Scotland national poet - and you will see many places mentioned in his poems and songs –from Auld Kirk Alloway to the “Banks and Braes o’ Bonnie Doon”. The recently redeveloped visitor centre will tell you all you need to know about this remarkable man – born a poor farmer’s son but now famous as the writer of “Auld Lang Syne” – a song known and sung in friendship throughout the world. There are also riverside walks and the Auld Brig (old bridge) to explore as well as the haunted ruins of the old church. From here we return to Glasgow for approx. 18.00

Departure Point:
Outside Parish Hall, 266 George Street (next to the City Chambers, between North Frederick Street and John Street).

Inclusions:
~ Transportation by top of the range Mercedes minicoach for a more personal experience with a maximum of 16 passengers on tour.
~ Services of a professional Rabbie's driver/guide.
~ Air Conditioning as standard.

Exclusions:
~ Lunch and refreshments.
~ Entrance fees to all visitor attractions.

Important Information:
Because we believe in time off the bus and give you opportunities to take nature walks we recommend you bring suitable clothing and footwear for your tour. Scotland can be a wet place!! Unless otherwise notified passengers are restricted to one medium sized suitcase/bag (maximum 15 kilos) and one carry-on bag per person.

We believe a small group tour with a maximum of 16 passengers really does make a big difference to your trip. It allows us to give you a more personal service and remain the only 5 Star operator to offer this personal guarantee. Touring with a maximum of 16 passengers you get more for your money, more personal attention, more time with the locals, more time off the bus, more time on the back-roads and just more of an authentic, friendly experience. The smaller groups allow you to meet people from all over the world and make friends for life.

Highlights
- Lunch in a 17th Century former coaching Inn in Bibury
- See the most beautiful village in England…

Highlights
- Lunch in a 17th Century former coaching Inn in Bibury
- See the most beautiful village in England
- In depth tour of the picturesque region

Burford
Our full day tour begins in Burford, where the magnificent high street holds every
variety of Cotswold stone. There will be time to visit the tea houses and shops before we head south to Bibury described as the ‘prettiest village in the Cotswolds’, by William Morris.

Lunch in Bibury
Lunch beckons and what better way to satisfy your hunger than with a fabulous two course lunch in the Swan Hotel situated in the centre of Bibury overlooking the River Coln. The 17th century former coaching Inn serves a fabulous range of traditional cooking, ales and fine wines.

Northern Cotswolds
In the afternoon we take a leisurely drive passing through charming villages before visiting Bourton-on-the-water and Stow-on-the Wold, two of the most picturesque parts of the northern Cotswolds. Your guide will take you on a short walk in each village explaining their history before rejoining the coach and returning to London.

*On rare occasions that if the Swan Hotel is not available we will use a suitable alternative in a different village.

Days of Operation
Sunday, Tuesday & Friday at 8.15am - approx. 10 hours tour

Treat yourself to a unique evening! Experience the magic of our vibrant city with a cruise along Amsterdam’s enchantingly lit…

Treat yourself to a unique evening! Experience the magic of our vibrant city with a cruise along Amsterdam’s enchantingly lit canals. Sit back and indulge in a tasting experience: a luxury cheese plate freshly prepared for you while our friendly staff serves delicious red or white wine. Our multilingual guide provides a fascinating commentary on the different places of interest en-route.

Highlights
Cruise along Amsterdam’s Enchantingly Lit Canals
Luxury Cheese Plate
Delicious Wines
Multilingual Guide

Inclusions
Luxury Cheese Plate
Delicious Wines
Multilingual Guide

Exclusions
Gratuities

Please Note
Not available April 30th or December 31st yearly.

Operates
Daily 8pm - 10pm

A day spent in the land of Scots heroes Rob Roy, Robert the Bruce and William Wallace, taking in the magnificent splendour of t…

A day spent in the land of Scots heroes Rob Roy, Robert the Bruce and William Wallace, taking in the magnificent splendour of the medieval stronghold of Stirling Castle and the beautiful nature and forests of Scotland’s first National Park of Loch Lomond.
This tour is for those who love tales of Rob Roy and Braveheart, historic castles and a healthy walk in beautiful natural scenery with breathtaking views.

Depart Edinburgh 09.15am and travel northwest through the historic area of Linlithgowshire, close to the historic palace. The tragic Mary Queen of Scots was born at Linlithgow palace, and became Queen when she was only 6 days old. According to legend her father James V died of a broken heart when he discovered his wife had given birth to a daughter and not the son he was hoping for! Your route along the Forth Valley is one which has been used for thousands of years by invading armies; it was the northernmost frontier of the Roman Empire and was later used by the English King Edward I as he marched proudly towards Stirling (only to be sent homewards to think again!). Nowadays it’s at the centre of one of Scotland’s most important industries with huge oil refineries dominating the area.

As you approach Stirling the magnificent castle dominates your view and you make your way up towards the high volcanic rock where it imposes itself upon the surrounding land. Known as the ‘Key to Scotland’, for centuries this was the most important castle in Scotland and the views from the top make it easy to see why.
To the north is the 220ft high tower of the National Wallace Monument commemorating Scotland’s great hero William Wallace, played by Mel Gibson in the Oscar-winning movie Braveheart. From the castle you can look down over the scene of Wallace’s greatest triumph, the battle of Stirling Bridge, where he defeated the English army in 1297. To the south is Bannockburn where, in 1314, the great Scottish warrior-king Robert the Bruce defeated the English army of Edward II. The battle was fought for possession of Stirling Castle but eventually led to a far greater prize for Scotland – the restoration of independence. It’s an area alive with history and you stop at the castle to give you time to soak up the history and heritage of this great site.

From Stirling you head into the Highlands and an area known as the Trossachs. Known as ‘The Highlands in Miniature’, it marks the point where the Lowlands meet the Highlands and entering this beautifully picturesque area feels like going into a different country. With its shimmering lochs, rugged mountain tops and forest-filled glens it’s easy to forget that this was once thought of as a dangerous frontier fought over by the fiercely territorial Highland clans. You stop here for lunch in one of the local villages - popular in Victorian times due to their wonderful location.

After lunch you ‘take the high road’ or back-road to Loch Lomond, Scotland’s largest lochs at over 22 miles long, your will travel through the protected lands of Scotland’s first National Park. The route you take is along the eastern shores, a beautiful sheltered stretch of the loch with noble mountains dominated by Ben Lomond, one of the most climbed mountains in Scotland and our most southerly “Munro”.

You stop on the shores of the loch, the perfect place to enjoy a walk along the ‘bonny banks’, up to a viewpoint for a fantastic view of the loch and the mountain it’s named after, Ben Lomond. This tranquil area was once the home of Scotland’s famous highland folk hero, Rob Roy MacGregor. Made popular by many books and films Rob Roy lived an incredible life as a soldier, businessman, cattle-rustler and outlaw. By spending time on the trails by the loch you will undoubtedly be walking in the footsteps of one of Scotland’s great legends. There is also an alternative option to enjoy a drink at the local inn and sample the views. Leaving Loch Lomond you head east through the agricultural lands found on the west of Stirling. This area which was once an impassable bogland, inhabited only by wildfowl and a few outlaws. In the 1760s families were attracted here with offers of land and reduced rents provided they cleared the peat and expose the rich clay beneath. This scheme came to an end in 1865 and the area now is associated with some of the best hay cultivation in Britain. From here it is a short journey back to Edinburgh.
Return time - approx. 18.00

Highlights:
-Stirling Castle
-Callander
-The Trossachs
-Rob Roy country
-Nature trail walk
Loch Lomond

Departure Point Rabbie's Café, Waterloo Place, Edinburgh.
Return to Waterloo Place

We believe a small group tour with a maximum of 16 passengers really does make a big difference to your trip. It allows us to give you a more personal service and remain the only 5 Star operator to offer this personal guarantee. Touring with a maximum of 16 passengers you get more for your money, more personal attention, more time with the locals, more time off the bus, more time on the back-roads and just more of an authentic, friendly experience. The smaller groups allow you to meet people from all over the world and make friends for life.

Inclusions
Transportation by top of the range Mercedes minicoach for a more personal experience with a maximum of 16 passengers on tour.
Air Conditioning as standard.
Services of a professional Rabbie's driver/guide

Exclusions
Lunch and refreshments.
Entrance to Stirling Castle, but you get 10% off with our discount card

Discount Price
Seniors over 60 and Children between 5 and 16 (we regret we do not carry children under 5 years old)

Important Information
Because we believe in time off the bus and give you opportunities to take nature walks we recommend you bring suitable clothing and footwear for your tour. Scotland can be a wet place!!

Days of Operation
Daily - all year

2020 Dates:
April: 14, 16, 24
May: 3, 4, 5, 26
July: 12
Augu…

2020 Dates:
April: 14, 16, 24
May: 3, 4, 5, 26
July: 12
August: 5, 19, 24, 30
September: 3, 6
Important note about cancellations - Due to the very limited availability of Highclere Castle tickets all bookings for this day trip are 100% non refundable.

Enter the grand and elegant world of Downton Abbey, discover the locations used in the hit TV series, join your knowledgeable guide and long time fan who will take you to explore Downton village, St Mary's Church, Yew Tree Farm and majestic Downton Abbey itself.

- Travel by executive coach with an expert guide
- Entry included to Highclere Castle
- Visit Downton Village, Downton Farm and Downton Church
- Departures available from London and Oxford

We head west of London to the delightful and charming Cotswolds which double up for Yorkshire in the Downton Abbey TV series. Here we can explore honey coloured villages and gentle rolling hills as we head over to the centuries-old farm at Cogges. We can enjoy a stroll though the farmyard and fields and say hello to the friendly animals that live here. We will learn of the role Cogges played in Downton Abbey as Yew Tree Farm, home of the Drewe family and the place where Lady Edith's daughter Marigold was raised. Take your seats in the Manor House for a specially recorded documentary centred on a day's filming here then relax over a coffee in the old milking barn.
A short drive through the Cotswolds will take us to Bampton which fans will immediately recognise as Downton Village. Here we can explore the church and graveyard at St Mary's where some of the characters have their final resting place. Inside the church we can see where many of them married, and at least one was jilted. Outside is Mrs Crawley's house and the village green. The Cottage Hospital lies next door and we can see the houses that they transformed into the Grantham Arms pub, the Dog and Duck and the village post office. Souvenir hunters will love the little gift shop here where Downton memorabilia can be purchased.

Next up is stately Downton Abbey itself! The magnificent house was designed by Charles Barry for the Earls of Carnarvon and Highclere Castle is still the home of the 8th Earl today. But for many of us this beautiful house and the landscaped gardens by "Capability" Brown will always be the house and grounds of Downton Abbey.

See the dining room, scene of some of Violet's most well loved comments, Lord Robert's library, the sitting room, the family bedrooms and walk down the grand staircase to the salon. Check out the Tutenkhamun and Egyptology exhibition in the basement and learn of the 5th Earl's expeditions to the Valley of the Kings. Explore the landscaped grounds and gardens and enjoy lunch or afternoon tea in the restaurant. Don't forget to visit some of the filming locations outside on other parts of estate. All in all a wonderful day of discovery for any Downton Abbey fan!

London Departure Points:
07:15am- Outside The British Museum main entrance on Great Russell Street (Nearest tube stations are Holborn or Tottenham Court Road)
07:30am- Outside the Hard Rock Hotel main entrance, Marble Arch (formerly the Cumberland Hotel) (Nearest tube station is Marble Arch)
07:45am- Outside Holiday Inn Kensington Forum, 97 Cromwell Road (wait on Cromwell road by the bus stop, not outside the hotel entrance) (Nearest tube station is Gloucester Road)

Oxford Departure Points:
09:15am - Oxford Visitor Information Centre, 15 - 16 Broad Street (Please note you will be returned to Oxford by taxi after the tour)

Tour Timing:
Departs 08:00am - Central London
Arrives: 09:30am - Cogges Farm
Departs: 10:30am - Cogges Farm
Arrives: 11:00am - Bampton
Departs: 12:00pm - Bampton
Arrives: 1:00pm - Highclere Castle
Departs: 5:00pm - Highclere Castle
Arrives: 6:30pm - London Victoria Station
Please note that all timings above are estimated and assuming normal traffic conditions. Due to the changeable nature of road conditions, we cannot guarantee a precise time when you will get back to London, it is usually between 6-7pm.
On the return to London your driver will drop you at Victoria Train Station in the city centre. This is one of the largest transport stations in London, with excellent connections to all parts of London and beyond.

Notes:
- This day trip is operated in partnership with Oxfordshire Cotswolds tourism. All destination images used have been provided by Oxfordshire Cotswolds.
- Disclaimer: Day trips and tours are not endorsed, sanctioned or in any other way supported, directly or indirectly, by Carnival Films, NBC Universal or Julian Fellowes and his representatives.
- Please note that Highclere Castle is a private residence, and as such reserve the right to close part or all of the Castle, Gardens or exhibition at short notice. As such, the itinerary for this tour is subject to change at any time.
- We would like to politely remind our guests to please bear in mind that although used as a filming location, Bampton is not a film set, and is home to many residents. Disrespectful behaviour, such as taking photographs through front room windows, sitting on or causing damage to residential property, or causing any distress to the residents of Bampton will not be tolerated. Any guests found to behave in this way may be asked to leave the tour and make their way back to London at their own expense.