Three Days: London, Stonehenge, Bath, Oxford & The Cotswolds

Travel in a luxury Mercedes as your personal guide brings each site’s history to life.

Burford

Burford

Historic “gateway to the Cotswolds” with a steep stone high street, medieval church, and classic inns and shops.

Burford, often called the “gateway to the Cotswolds,” is a characterful medieval town descending a steep high street towards the River Windrush. Lined with gabled merchants’ houses, coaching inns, and stone cottages, the sloping street vividly evokes Burford’s days as a thriving wool and coaching centre between London and the West Country. The town’s 12th‑century church of St John the Baptist, with its imposing tower and rich memorials, reflects centuries of local prosperity. Visitors can browse antique and craft shops, pause in traditional pubs and tearooms, and admire long views back up the hill. Burford offers an atmospheric blend of history, architecture, and relaxed Cotswold charm.

London in depth

England’s vibrant capital, blending royal tradition, world-class culture and cutting-edge urban life.

Stonehenge Visitor Centre & Exhibition

Modern visitor centre with museum, interactive exhibits and Neolithic reconstructions interpreting Stonehenge.

World‑famous prehistoric stone circle on the Wiltshire plains, offering evocative views and an air of ancient mystery.

UNESCO city of honey-stone Georgian architecture, Roman heritage and refined literary and spa traditions.

The Roman Baths, Bath

Exceptionally preserved Roman bathing complex and museum built around Bath’s ancient thermal spring.

Storybook Cotswold village famed for Arlington Row, riverside walks, and classic honey-stone cottages.

Bourton-on-the-Water

Riverside Cotswold village with low stone bridges over the River Windrush and classic golden-stone cottages.

Stow-on-the-Wold

Hilltop market town famed for its medieval square and St Edward’s “Tolkien’s Door” framed by ancient yew trees.

Historic “gateway to the Cotswolds” with a steep stone high street, medieval church, and classic inns and shops.

Historic university city of spires and colleges, famed for centuries of scholarship and architecture.