Our guide will pick you up in London and we will drive to Bristol, a city once famous for commerce and slave trade and now heritage and cultural centre Late in the afternoon we will arrive in Cardiff , capital of Wales and have a brief coach tour spotting its castle, the Stadium and its contemporary style bay

Your morning will be dedicated to explore the Gower peninsula, the first place in Britain to be named an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and one of Wales main tourist attraction We will then stop in Tenby, one of the most iconic seaside town in Wales which will surly capture you with its charm

Pembrokeshire coastline is second best coastline in the World. It has 186 miles of magnificent and varied coastline and over 50 beaches for you to admire Afternoon will be spend in the small city of ST David, the resting place of Wales’s patron saint and named after him

The day starts with the visit at the Camera Obscura from where it is possible to observe 1000 square miles of land and seascape with remarkable clarity. You will reach the gallery getting on the tallest Electric cliff railway in England Lunch today is on board of the Ffestiniog railway, the historic steam engines which will take you in the heart of the Snowdonia national park, admiring outstanding scenery and enjoying afternoon tea seated in comfortable carriages Day end with the visit at Caernarfon Castle, probability the most famous among Welsh castle, where the Prince of Wales in crown.

Brief stop at Conway castle and then visit to the Marquess of Anglesey residence, a magnificent palace with an enchanting park Afternoon will be dedicated to a walk to Stak cliff and its lighthouse , home of many protected species of birds

Morning visit the Roman funded city of Chester and its magnificent cathedral and step in amore modern setting spending the afternoon in Liverpool , a city which grew thanks to its major port and now famous all over the world for its association with the Beatles

A nice morning walk in Stratford upon Avon, birth place of William Shakespeare and then drive to Oxford, where the oldest University of England was funded. Windors, the oldest inhabited castle, considered by the Queen her real house.