England boasts a wonderful variety of attractions, among which the Windsor Castle, Stonehenge and the university city of Oxford are at the very top. Join this full-day excursion to visit these 3 remarkable historic sites with a Private Guide, who is a master storyteller. Discover amazing historical facts, anecdotes, and legends and fall in love with Britain!

Choose the 11-hour option to visit the city of Windsor, Oxford and Stonehenge on a full-day private tour with private transport direct from your accommodation in London. You will have the full attention of a 5-Star Guide who will customise the live commentary to your needs and interests. The first stop will be in Windsor where you can admire the facade of Windsor Castle, the weekend residence of Queen Elizabeth II. It is a great place to begin your journey through centuries of British history, traditions and royal heritage.

Another highlight of this exclusive tour will be a visit to the UNESCO-inscribed Stonehenge, a prehistoric site surrounded by mystery. Explore the area with your Expert Guide to hear all the interesting facts and theories about the origin and purpose of this incredible stone structure. Finally, you will make a stop in Oxford for a walking tour of the world-famous university city. See the show-stopping college buildings of Oxford University, medieaval landmarks such as the Carfax Tower, and many churches like the University Church of St Mary the Virgin and the Christ Church Cathedral. Immerse yourself in the storey of one of oldest and most prestigious university cities in the world!

Choose the 12-hour option for skip-the-line tickets to Windsor Castle and enjoy a self-guided tour of the castle interior. It is one of the most visited attractions in England, but thanks to skip-the-line tickets you will not have to wait in the queue to enter. If you are interested in the royal way of life, then you have to step inside this 1,000-year-old royal residence! Discover what treasures are hidden inside, admire the design of the royal apartments, and see the tombs of British kings and queens at St George Chapel.