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Itinerary
Description
Delight in the atmosphere of some of England's most recognisable scenery as we journey to the iconic university city of Oxford, one of the most famous cities in the country, and the charmingly peaceful surroundings of the Cotswolds with its quaint rivers and historic villages for a relaxing four-day break.
Coach Itinerary
Included ExcursionsOxford (full day) \nWe travel to the picturesque city of Oxford, known as the 'City of Dreaming Spires'. Famous for its university colleges and magnificent architecture, the city's charming scenery has been caught on camera numerous times, including in the popular Inspector Morse TV series. The city also has plenty of shopping opportunities as well as cosy cafés and tearooms. \n\nBourton-on-the-Water & Stow-on-the-Wold (full day)Today's excursion takes us to explore two of the Cotswolds' most beautiful locations. We head first to Bourton-on-the-Water with its low, elegant 18th-century bridges and pretty river banks. We continue to the market town of Stow-on-the-Wold, renowned for its traditional stone buildings and wonderful collection of artisan boutiques.
Coach Bullets
- Return coach travel- 3 nights at a selected hotel in the Coventry area (JG2 rating) with dinner & breakfast- 2 for 1 bar (6pm-9pm) on selected drinks- Excursions to Oxford, Bourton-on-the-Water & Stow-on-the-Wold
Search Bullets
- 3 nights at a selected hotel in the Coventry area (JG2 rating) with dinner & breakfast- 2 for 1 bar (6pm-9pm) on selected drinks- Excursions to Oxford, Bourton-on-the-Water & Stow-on-the-Wold
Venue Information
Selected Hotel
We'll stay at a well-appointed in the Coventry area such as the Britannia Hotel, Coventry or Royal Court Hotel, Coventry. The comfortable rooms are en suite and other facilities include a bar and restaurant. Meals are buffet style.Hotel accessibility informationYour hotel will be confirmed approximately 3 weeks before departure, therefore we cannot guarantee that the hotel will have a lift and/or ground floor rooms and may be unsuitable for those with limited mobility.