Day 1: Arrival in United Kingdom
You will fly to London, the capital of United Kingdom. It is not only one of Europes largest metropolitan areas and one of the four world-class cities. It is also the world-famous tourist destination, with numerous pieces of interest and museums. Upon arrival, you will check in a hotel and the rest of the time is free on your own.
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Day 2: London - Cambridge - York
You will travel to fascinating traditional university town - Cambridge in the morning. Cambridge being a university town ever since the first Peters College was founded in 13th century. It has beautiful scenery and green grass, especially the famous "Jesus", "Max" and "sheep" lawn, like a velvet carpet. Then you will go to the old town York to visit York Minster. The church is one of Europes largest remaining medieval churches and also one of the worlds most exquisite churches in design and architecture.
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Day 3: York - Edinburgh - Glasgow
In the morning, you will go to the Scottish’s capital - Edinburgh, which is one of most beautiful cities in Britain. A local talented writer praised: "There is no more appropriate Kingdoms premier place than here; no more noble scenery than here." Upon arrival, you will visit the Prince Avenue, City Hall, Edinburgh Castle, Royal parks and Scots monuments. After that, you will move on to Glasgow.
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Day 4: Glasgow - Windermere - Manchester
Today, you will travel from Glasgow to Windermere National Park, which is "the most beautiful scenery ever" in painters’ hearts. Windermere Lake is Englands largest lake which classified as national parks in 1951 and also the largest one of the eleven parks in England and Wales. It is the birthplace of fairy tale Peter Rabbit and one of the locations of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. After that, you will go to the home of Football club Manchester United - Manchester. And then you are free to visit.
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Day 5: Manchester - London
You will visit Albert Square which named after Queen Victorias husband Albert to commemorate him. It is located between Deansgate Street and Mosley Street, which is the heart of the city. The most distinctive mark in the plaza is a Gothic architecture build in Victorian period. After going back to London, you can have your own plans.
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The morning tour will take you to visit the Buckingham Palace which is Britains royal palace. It is not only the living place of England Queen in London, but also the working office of British king. Next, you are going to visit the London’s traditional landmark - Big Ben which is a timekeeper for the City of London from 1859, based on GMT and sounded once every hour. It has nearly a half century, although it twice cracked and recast. Now the bell of Big Ben is still clear and pleasant. Then you will look at the Tower of London and go along the Thames River into the city center to visit the British Parliament building.
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Day 7: London - Windsor - Departure from United Kingdom
Ride to the town of Windsor in the morning. After arrival, you will visit the famous Windsor Castle which is still the UK’s largest inhabited castle so far. In addition, it is still one of the important places for king to give titles to the royal family and nobles. For upper class in the UK, people are proud to participate in the ceremony held at Windsor Castle. After visiting the Windsor Castle, you will take a flight to leave United Kingdom in the afternoon.
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