For 3 fascinating days of history and culture, explore the beautiful English countryside and its amazing history in palaces, manor houses and country estates, from Windsor castle to Chavenage House. Embark on a journey through time as you explore the rich history and culture of the English countryside over the course of three fascinating days of history and culture. Your adventure will take you to some of the most iconic palaces, manor houses, and country estates in the country, each one steeped in history and brimming with stories to tell.
Windsor is a beautiful riverside town boasting 1000 years of royal connections. Discover more about our late Queen's favourite residence, the splendid Windsor Castle, followed by many more wonderful experiences in the area. You can delight in the opportunity to offer luxury river cruising and regal carriage rides through the stunning Great Park and recommendations for some of the best dining in the area.
A private tour of the State Apartments at Windsor Castle and an expert guide, your tour will take you on a journey through 1,000 years of royal history; discover how Edward III rebuilt William the Conqueror's wooden castle as a stone fortress with magnificent apartments, how Charles II set out to rival his cousin Louis XIV's Versailles, while George IV gilled the rooms with outstanding works of art and gave the Castle its famous skyline. Your guide will bring the Castle alive as they share the stories and history of our late Queen's favourite residence.
To extend your 3 fascinating days of history and culture, discover the magnificence of this beautiful palace in the heart of Oxfordshire. Featuring the wonderful State Rooms, Saloon and Long Library, the vast estate grounds and gardens and the local historic town of Woodstock. Take in the magnificent interior of the palace and some of the highlights of the extensive grounds, and you will understand why Blenheim is a must-see destination for so many visitors.
Blenheim Palace is a world-renowned destination that attracts visitors from all over the globe. As one of the most impressive stately homes in England, it boasts a rich history and stunning architecture, including the grandiose Baroque style that has made it an iconic masterpiece of design.
Beyond the palace walls, visitors can explore the enchanting gardens, enjoy a picnic on the lush lawns, or take a stroll through the idyllic countryside that surrounds the estate. The palace also hosts a variety of events and exhibitions throughout the year, from musical performances to art installations, ensuring there is always something new and exciting to discover. Whether you are a history buff, an art lover, or simply seeking a beautiful and peaceful retreat, Blenheim Palace is a must-see destination that will leave you awestruck and inspired.
Chavenage is not only a beautiful Elizabethan manor house, but it also has a history full of intrigue and both royal and roundhead patronage - Henry VIII gave the house to the family of his wife, Jane Seymour, and Oliver Cromwell even has a bedroom named after him following his stay during the Civil War.
Chavenage House is also a rather famous TV star in its own right having starred in the incredible adaptation of Wolf Hall and, famously, as Trenwith, the Cornish home of Poldark in the recent series, among others.
Your clients will receive the warmest of welcomes at Chavenage, even when the weather doesn’t match, they will feel as though they have travelled through history as the secrets of the house unfold.