Windsor Castle - Day 3

Departs in the afternoon (5 hours) - $85 CAD

Led by a Blue Badge Guide, you’ll travel to Windsor for a guided visit to the world’s largest and longest-inhabited castle. Founded by William the Conqueror in 1070, Windsor has been the British Royal Family’s preferred retreat for the past 900 years. Step inside the State Apartments and St. George’s Chapel (closed Sundays), where the Knights of the Garter ceremony takes place. View the exhibit of royal treasures on display within the castle. You’ll then have time to stroll through the town of Windsor and have a look at Eton College, a prestigious prep school attended by Princes William and Harry. Please note: Windsor Castle is occasionally closed when in use by the Royal Family; a visit to Henry VIII’s Hampton Court will be substituted when necessary.

Mary Queen of Scots & Jedburgh - Day 5

Departs in the afternoon (5 hours) - $49 CAD

Journey southeast of Edinburgh today for a visit to Jedburgh. Located in the historic Scottish Borders district, Jedburgh is home to a 12th-century abbey, which you'll visit on an included tour. Later, continue on to the Mary, Queen of Scots House and the Jedburgh Castle Jail.

Traditional Irish Evening - Day 7

Evening w/ dinner (4 hours) - $119 CAD

Enjoy this special evening of Irish food, music and live entertainment. Dinner will be served first, giving you a taste of traditional Irish dishes. You’ll then be treated to a live show of Irish music and dance. Join in the fun as you enjoy a merry and memorable night. Please note: The specific venue and day of the week for this optional may change due to availability.

St. Paul's Cathedral & Westminster Abbey - Day 3

Departure times vary (5 hours) - $115 CAD

On a tour of London’s famed churches, visit St. Paul’s Cathedral, globally renowned for its magnificent dome and glittering mosaics. While touring St. Paul’s Cathedral, explore the beautiful Whispering Gallery and discover its outstanding acoustics. Continue on to Westminster Abbey, located near the Houses of Parliament. Since 1066, every royal coronation, with the exception of Edward V and Edward VIII, has taken place at Westminster Abbey. The abbey also serves as the burial ground for luminaries including Charles Darwin and Sir Isaac Newton. Please note: This excursion does not run on Sundays.