London and the Cotswolds’ Itinerary


England: From Shakespeare to Harry Potter – A Cultural and Historical Adventure Early High School (11 days)
England Itinerary
Day 1 Arrival in London
Arrive at London Heathrow and travel to Oxford.
Stroll around the charming university town, soaking in the historic atmosphere.
Day 2 Oxford and Bletchley Park
For our 2 days in Oxford and the Cotswold we had a guide secured by selected travel agent through Zicasso Travel. He was a guide and driver.
Morning a private walking tour of Oxford, exploring its iconic colleges like Christ Church and the rich history of the University.
Midday Depart for Bletchley Park, taking in the beautiful Cotswold scenery along the way.
Lunch Dine at the on-site café in a former codebreaking hut.
Afternoon Guided tour of Bletchley Park.
Day 3 Cotswolds’ and Stratford-upon-Avon
Morning Visit Blenheim Palace, the birthplace of Winston Churchill. Explore the opulent State Rooms and gardens.
Midday Take a scenic drive through the Cotswolds and stop for lunch at a classic English pub.
Afternoon Visit the village of Woodstock or charming locales like Bibury, then head to Stratford-upon-Avon.
Evening: Secure tickets for a performance at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre.
Day 4 Shakespeare’s Life in Stratford-upon-Avon
Visit Shakespeare’s Birthplace to explore his early years.
Head to Anne Hathaway’s Cottage for insights into his family life.
Visit Holy Trinity Church, where he was baptized and buried.
Explore other historic sites like Shakespeare’s New Place before enjoying the evening at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre (optional).
Day 5 Travel to London
Take a train from Stratford-upon-Avon to London, enjoying the scenic views.
Visit the Imperial War Museum to learn about the impacts of war on society.
A short walking tour of London can conclude the day, returning to your hotel.
Day 6 “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child”
Start a Harry Potter day at King’s Cross Station and Platform 9¾.
Afternoon Enjoy Part One of the play, focusing on Harry Potter’s son, Albus, and his journey.
Dinner Take a break between parts for dinner.
Evening Experience Part Two of “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.” If you can see the parts of the play in one day, strongly suggest the experience.
Day 7 Westminster, Buckingham Palace, and Ghost Tour
Begin at Westminster Abbey, possibly attending a morning service and viewing historical significance of the Abbey.
Head to Buckingham Palace for the Changing of the Guard ceremony.
Explore the Mall area and enjoy afternoon tea at Fortnum & Mason. Reservations recommended.
Evening: Join a ghost tour to discover the spooky side of London.
Day 8 Kensington Exploration
Visit the Natural History Museum, exploring its incredible.
Head to Harrods, particularly the Food Hall, for shopping and snacks.
Dinner: Enjoy an exceptional meal at the Michelin-starred pub, The Harwood Arms. Reservations needed.
Day 9 London Eye and St. Paul’s Cathedral
Enjoy a leisurely morning around Piccadilly.
Afternoon: Ride the London Eye for stunning views of the city.
Explore the South Bank before attending the Evensong service at St. Paul’s Cathedral, followed by a theater performance in the West End.
Day 10 Discover Greenwich
Travel to Greenwich via DLR or a scenic riverboat.
Visit the Royal Observatory and stand on the Prime Meridian line. Enjoy Greenwich Park’s stunning views and explore the Old Royal Naval College.
Lunch Enjoy traditional pub fare while exploring local shops.
Tour the Cutty Sark, the famous tea clipper ship.
Day 11 Return Home
These concise itinerary highlights key activities and locations for your trip while ensuring clarity. Enjoy your adventure in England.
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