Experience the British Style, Arrange a Wonderful Tour Around London

About 1-2 hours' drive from London, Oxfordshire is famous for Oxford University, a well-known institution. The whole town has a history of more than 1000 years, with profound typical English flavor. The city of Oxford is not big, and you can travel around on foot. Suitable for a one-day trip.

The attractions in Oxford include: Christian Church College where the Hogwarts canteen from Harry Potter was filmed, Oxford University's magnificent library and Sighing Bridge, the city's landmark Karfax Bell Tower, a beautiful martyrdom monument, and the University of Notre Dame Church to overlook Oxford.

Cambridge, about an hour's drive from London, is famous for Cambridge University. "Cambridge" means the bridge on the River Cam, which passes through the center of the town. There is lots of greenery, picturesque sceneries and a peaceful atmosphere. Cambridge is not a big city, you can travel around on foot. Suitable for one-day trip.

The attractions in Cambridge include: The magnificent Chapel of King's College of Cambridge and Xu Zhimo's stele in its backyard, the medieval courtyard of Queen's College, the magnificent architecture and backyard of St. Trinity College smashed through Newton's apple trees, the walk of St. John's College, the sigh bridge and the mathematical bridge on the Cambridge, the magical sacred bell, and the Fitzwilliam Museum.

The Windsor Castle is located in Windsor Town, West London. It is the largest and oldest inhabited castle in the world. It tells the story of King Edward VIII, the Duke of Windsor, who loves beauty. It is also the place where Diana and Prince Charles met. Now it is one of the official residences of the Queen. Queen Elizabeth II has many times in a castle.

When the castle is open to the public, you can visit a wealth of exhibits, including a weapon exhibition, exhibition of the Queen's oil paintings and porcelain collections, Queen Mary's Dollhouse, a banquet hall and a conference hall, and St George's Chapel (one of the best examples of English Gothic architecture). You can also see the changing of the guard, or the Queen's parade if you are lucky enough. Click to view specific information.

Eton College sits on the Thames in Western London, founded in 1440, and is one of Britain's top public schools and the most famous aristocratic school. The tuition of this school is exorbitant, admission criteria are very strict, and in pursuit of an elite culture. Eton students in tuxedos have the traditional British gentlemanly temperament - but the school is not open to visitors, only in town. Eaton town is not far from Windsor Castle. It is usually arranged to visit onthe same day.

The Harry Potter Studios, about half an hour's drive from London, was originally the studio for the Harry Potter films. Later, it was bought by Warner Brothers and converted into a themepark. There are a lot of real shooting scenes, props and experiences inside, which can be called a paradise for the Harry Potter fans. There are all kinds of Harry Potter souvenirs for sale on site.

Studio tours must be booked in advance and at-the-door ticket purchases are not allowed. There are lots of shooting locations, such as: Diagonal Alley, Ministry of Magic, Hogwarts dormitory, the public lounge and classroom, the Hogwarts thatched-top corridor, Harry's cupboard at Dursley's house, the Weasley's Shantytown. There are also a series of costumes and souvenirs.

It is located about 20 minutes northeast of Oxford and is listed as a World Heritage Site. Covering an area of 2,100 acres, the palace is one of the largest in the UK. The architecture and courtyard are beautiful and luxurious. Because the British Prime Minister Churchill was born here, it is also known as the Churchill Manor. You can pay a visit to the palace and Oxford University on the same day.

Visitors can take a guided tour of the palace. Its interior is beautifully decorated with portraits, sculptures, and lots of porcelain and book collections. The interior of the palace is huge, with high ceilings and great momentum. There is also an exhibition of Churchill's legends in the palace. The gardens of Blenheim Palace are also worth seeing. There is a huge artificial lake and a hedge maze. The park can be visited by mini train.

The former residence of William Shakespeare is located in the picturesque town of Stratford on the Avon River, about an hour and a half drive from London. It was the house of Shakespeare's parents. The house was bought by the capital raised by Shakespeare's Birthday Committee and rebuilt into the original look in the 16th century. Shakespeare's plays are performed in the garden of his former residence every day.