Bristol

Bristol pulses with creativity, history, and innovation—making it an ideal destination for student travelers. Known for its maritime legacy, the city invites exploration of Brunel’s...

Tour Manager Notes: Hampton Court Palace

Key dates 1515 Wolsey begins building 1529 Wolsey falls from favour; gives Hampton Court to Henry VIII 1688 The Glorious Revolution. James II is replaced...

Brighton

Brighton blends classic seaside fun with dynamic cultural and educational experiences perfect for student groups. Known for its iconic pier and pebble beach, the city...

Tour Manager Notes: Kings and Queens of England

Overview It was once said that there would soon be only five kings in Europe - the King of England, the king of spades, the...

Windermere

Set in England’s Lake District, Windermere offers students a chance to connect with literature, nature, and conservation in a breathtaking landscape. Surrounded by rolling hills,...

Tour Manager Notes: Oxford

In about 700 AD, Frideswide, daughter of King Didian was being pursued by an importunate though royal lover. In fear for her chastity she took...

Stratford-upon-Avon

Best known as the birthplace of William Shakespeare, Stratford-upon-Avon offers students a deep dive into English literature, history, and cultural heritage. Walking through its well-preserved...

Tour Manager Notes: Salisbury

Overview Sorbidiodonum was an important crossroad in Roman Britain, which became a prosperous market town in Saxon England. The Saxons called it Saeres Byrig, meaning...

Channel Crossing Portsmouth

Channel Crossing – Portsmouth General Notes Drive to the port of departure. Cross as foot passengers. Continue by coach on arrival. Tickets are included in...

Tour Manager Notes: Stonehenge

Overview Stonehenge (henge means ‘to hang’) is Europe's most famous prehistoric monument.  Its first recorded history is that of Geoffrey of Monmouth, who was a...