If you are fed up with city life, it is tempting to daydream about a leisurely fortnight somewhere deliciously hot and exotic. Plan your holiday by taking a day trip to one of the joy-inducing destinations just a few hours away from London - historic cities, ancient villages and sandy beaches, we have them all.
Planning a quick getaway? Below mentioned are 6 of our favourite day-tripping spots from London. Whether you are after a seaside jaunt or a country retreat, here are the best trips from London we are planning right now.
Arguably one of the most popular options for a day trip from London, this prehistoric monument is consistently ranked as one of the most mysterious worldwide. Witness the beauty of Stonehenge during your day trip. Remember to add the option of exploring additional sites like Bath, Oxford and Windsor on your way. With comfortable travel coaches accompanied by knowledgeable tour guides, you will thoroughly cherish this one.
Popularly known as the “City of Dreaming Spires,” Oxford is a small city in the central South-Eastern part of England, only an hour’s drive away from London. The central part of the attraction is the historical University around which the city revolves. Once near Oxford University, check out the famous Bodleian Library, the Sheldonian Theatre, the Ashmolean Museum and the Christ Church College from atop an open bus.Cost - £64 per person
Windsor is the town above the Thames and is situated just west of London. Hop on an open bus tour for a day trip into the town featuring Windsor Castle, the Queen’s official residence within the United Kingdom. Other attractions can include the town’s quaint shops or the boat rides that guests can avail and treat themselves to a fun time.
Missing out on experiencing one of the most powerful stories of our generation? Definitely not! So, make sure you enjoy this once-in-a-lifetime full-guided tour at Warner Bros. This trip allows you to get a behind-the-scenes experience where they get full coverage of the making of Harry Potter films, including the exquisite real-life locations. Take a ride on Hogwarts Express and visit the Great Hall to catch a glimpse of what it would be like for a student at Hogwarts.
If you are searching for wall-to-wall live music venues, classic seaside bed and breakfasts, buzzing clubs and the members-only Soho House, this unofficial gay capital of the United Kingdom is your place. Visitors can expect narrow alleyways packed with independent boutiques, record stores, pizza shacks, vegan eats and small pubs championing local ales sourced from all over the city’s home county, Sussex.
Constructed around the 11th century, King Edward I came into the first position of the property in the 13th century, after which King Henry VIII acquired it in the 16th century. This fascinating day trip will also include stops at Canterbury and the White Cliffs of Dover, accompanying which guests will get to experience a boat ride on the river Thames from Greenwich to the Pier Embankment.
Ready for an adventurous ride?
London is a city with endless possibilities for exploration, but sometimes it is good to take a break from the hustle and bustle of the city. From picturesque countryside towns to stunning coastal destinations and historical landmarks, there are plenty of fantastic day trips from London.
So with this list of fun destinations for your day trips to London, designing a comfortable and leisurely itinerary should not be a problem. So, pack your bags and book your day trip to London with Orbis Travels to experience the rich English culture, one day at a time.
If you are fed up with city life, it is tempting to daydream about a leisurely fortnight somewhere deliciously hot and exotic. Plan your holiday by taking a day trip to one of the joy-inducing destinations just a few hours away from London - historic cities, ancient villages and sandy beaches, we have them all.
Planning a quick getaway? Below mentioned are 6 of our favourite day-tripping spots from London. Whether you are after a seaside jaunt or a country retreat, here are the best trips from London we are planning right now.
Arguably one of the most popular options for a day trip from London, this prehistoric monument is consistently ranked as one of the most mysterious worldwide. Witness the beauty of Stonehenge during your day trip. Remember to add the option of exploring additional sites like Bath, Oxford and Windsor on your way. With comfortable travel coaches accompanied by knowledgeable tour guides, you will thoroughly cherish this one.
Popularly known as the “City of Dreaming Spires,” Oxford is a small city in the central South-Eastern part of England, only an hour’s drive away from London. The central part of the attraction is the historical University around which the city revolves. Once near Oxford University, check out the famous Bodleian Library, the Sheldonian Theatre, the Ashmolean Museum and the Christ Church College from atop an open bus.Cost - £64 per person
Windsor is the town above the Thames and is situated just west of London. Hop on an open bus tour for a day trip into the town featuring Windsor Castle, the Queen’s official residence within the United Kingdom. Other attractions can include the town’s quaint shops or the boat rides that guests can avail and treat themselves to a fun time.
Missing out on experiencing one of the most powerful stories of our generation? Definitely not! So, make sure you enjoy this once-in-a-lifetime full-guided tour at Warner Bros. This trip allows you to get a behind-the-scenes experience where they get full coverage of the making of Harry Potter films, including the exquisite real-life locations. Take a ride on Hogwarts Express and visit the Great Hall to catch a glimpse of what it would be like for a student at Hogwarts.
If you are searching for wall-to-wall live music venues, classic seaside bed and breakfasts, buzzing clubs and the members-only Soho House, this unofficial gay capital of the United Kingdom is your place. Visitors can expect narrow alleyways packed with independent boutiques, record stores, pizza shacks, vegan eats and small pubs championing local ales sourced from all over the city’s home county, Sussex.
Constructed around the 11th century, King Edward I came into the first position of the property in the 13th century, after which King Henry VIII acquired it in the 16th century. This fascinating day trip will also include stops at Canterbury and the White Cliffs of Dover, accompanying which guests will get to experience a boat ride on the river Thames from Greenwich to the Pier Embankment.
Ready for an adventurous ride?
London is a city with endless possibilities for exploration, but sometimes it is good to take a break from the hustle and bustle of the city. From picturesque countryside towns to stunning coastal destinations and historical landmarks, there are plenty of fantastic day trips from London.
So with this list of fun destinations for your day trips to London, designing a comfortable and leisurely itinerary should not be a problem. So, pack your bags and book your day trip to London with Orbis Travels to experience the rich English culture, one day at a time.
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