"Limited Chinese tour during summer vacation from June to September" England + Scotland + Southern Coastline + Cornwall 11-day tour - London round trip (departs on Saturday)

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Route overview

days	Itinerary Overview *Special reminder: This itinerary will be arranged in two orders: forward or reverse according to actual conditions without prior notice.
D1	Departing from London ‣Windsor Township ‣Oxford
D2	Lake District: Lake Windermere
D3	Scottish Highlands&A82  ‣Glencoe Gorge  ‣Loch Ness
D4	Edinburgh half day free tour
D5	York half day free tour
D6	Warwick Castle ‣ Cambridge : King's College - Maths Bridge
D7	Full-day in-depth tour of London
D8	Brighton ‣ Seven Sisters National Park
D9	Stonehenge‣Bath
D10	Stonehenge‣ Bas Poscono‣ Ends of the world‣ st ives
D11	Durdle Door‣ Corfe Castle‣ Bournemouth Pier‣ London

Itinerary

D1: London‣Windsor Town Free Tour: Windsor Castle-Eton College ‣ Oxford

08:00 Departure from Golders Green Underground Station in London. (For the actual tour location and time, please refer to the electronic ticket received)

After departing from London, we arrive in Windsor and will stay for about 3 hours to see the back garden of the British royal family.
(Arrive at Windsor early. If you have enough time, you can visit the town + Eton College or queue up to visit Windsor Castle of your choice)

[Windsor Town/Windsor Castle] *Self-funded project - one of the official residences of King Charles III of England and was once the favorite residence of Queen Elizabeth. Whenever the king is in the castle, the royal standard is hoisted. Note: Due to the large number of visitors to Windsor Castle, queuing for tickets and security check usually takes more than an hour. It is recommended to visit outside.

[Eton College] (Appearance) - This ancient school was founded by Henry VI in 1440. It is a famous private high school for British aristocrats. It only admits boys aged 13-18. So far, it has trained a total of 19 British students. The Prime Minister, an Eton student in a tuxedo, has also become a unique sight in the small town of Windsor.

After lunch, drive to Oxford and stay for about 3 hours (the tour guide will reconfirm the length of stay depending on the traffic conditions on the day)

[Oxford University] - It is the cradle of British royalty and scholars, and is as famous as Cambridge. Here are the Harry Potter filming location [Christ's College], [Trinity College] where three British Prime Ministers have been produced, the Oxford University Cathedral [St. Mary's Cathedral] with a history of nearly a thousand years, and the Oxford landscape postcards that frequently appear. [Redcliffe Square] and [Carfax Tower] on the top.

After dinner transfer to hotel. Reference hotel: Samsung Holiday Inn or similar brand hotel

D2: Depart from hotel‣ Lake District: Lake Windermere

After departing from the hotel, we went to Birmingham and Manchester City to meet up with other group members and then headed to the Lake District . We spent about 2.5 hours exploring the very popular natural lake [Lake Windermere].

Group details:

10:00 Birmingham Airport Train Station

12:00 Manchester City Altrincham Interchange Station

[Lake Windermere] - You can stop by the lake to watch the royal swans leisurely playing in the water, stroll along the lake, walk on the trestle to enjoy the lake and mountains up close, and enjoy the comfort and tranquility of the lake area leisurely. If you want to relive the fun of childhood, you might as well go deep into the town to find the well-known British fairy tale paradise [Peter Rabbit Fairy Tale House]!

Arrive at hotel after dinner. Reference hotel: Samsung Holiday Inn or similar brand hotel

D3: Depart from hotel  ‣ Scottish Highlands&A82  ‣ Glencoe Canyon  ‣ Loch Ness  ‣ ▲Urquhart Castle

After breakfast, gather at the hotel and set off, passing by the [A82 Highway] with the beautiful scenery of Scotland, where the 007 series of movies were shot, and visiting the [Scottish Highlands], with ancient castles, rolling mountains, and free-growing animals. This place will satisfy all your expectations about Scotland. Imagine. After passing through [Glencoe Gorge] and arriving at [Loch Ness], you can stop for a walk by Loch Ness, or you can choose to take a [Loch Ness Sightseeing Cruise] (may be adjusted according to the season and schedule) and visit [Urquhart Castle] .

[Scottish Highlands] - As the last stronghold of the Ice Age, known as "the most scenic area in Europe", the hills and wilderness of the Scottish Highlands can not only convey the ruggedness and loneliness in "Brave Heart", but also It vividly expresses the innocence in "Harry Potter" and the romance in "The Highlanders".

[ Glencoe Gorge ] (Path) - The southern glen of Fort William in the West Highland Council District of Scotland. This place once appeared in the movie "Braveheart" and was the main filming location for the movie. This is also a paradise for hiking enthusiasts, where you can see the indifferent and beautiful [Tulla Lake] and the majesty of the [Three Sisters Mountains].

[ Loch Ness ] - Located in the Grand Canyon in the northern part of the Scottish Plateau, England, the lake is 37 kilometers long and 2.4 kilometers at its widest point. The lake never freezes all year round, with steep banks and dense woods. It is the third largest freshwater lake in the UK. Known as the "Lake sunken under the sea", it is home to a wide variety of creatures and is famous for the legend of the Loch Ness Monster.

▲Voluntary optional activities at this attraction: [Loch Ness cruise (about 30 minutes) + a combined ticket to visit Urquhart Castle ashore] 31.5 pounds per person. (Prices may fluctuate, please refer to the official website of the attraction or the price announcement of the attraction on the day)

[ Urquhart Castle ] - One of the most important monuments in the Scottish Highlands, it played an important role in the Scottish War of Independence in the 14th century. It was once the largest castle in Scotland.

Depart Loch Ness in the evening and head to the hotel to rest. Reference hotel: Samsung Holiday Inn or similar brand hotel

D4: Edinburgh in-depth tour (free travel)

After breakfast, gather at the hotel and depart for Edinburgh, which is also the last stop of the Hua Shao Tour in the UK. Overlooking the city at [Edinburgh Castle] is one thing not to be missed when coming to Edinburgh. It became the royal castle of Scotland as early as the 6th century, long before many European castles. Afterwards, you can choose to visit on your own. Recommended for you: Stroll on the [Royal Mile], which is a rare paradise for Scottish souvenirs. The [Elephant Cafe] located at the corner of the street is the site where JK Rowling wrote "Harry Potter". "Special" place; the bustling commercial street [Princes Street] divides Edinburgh into the New Town and the Old City. It is known as the most beautiful road in the world. If you are interested, you can visit the [National Gallery of Scotland]. To the east is [Princes Street] Garden]; looking at [Calton Hill] from a distance, one side can overlook the blue Atlantic Ocean, and the other side can see the whole view of Edinburgh Castle; if you still have time, you can visit the slightly farther [Palace of Holyroodhouse], It is the Queen's summer residence.

[ Edinburgh Castle ] *Self-funded project - the spiritual pillar of the entire Scotland and ranked the first tourist destination in Scotland. It was once the residence of the King and Queen of Scotland and one of the summer residences of the Queen of England. It stands at the commanding heights of the city and was built on the top of a 135-meter-high rugged granite formed by an extinct volcano. The terrain is difficult, with slopes on one side and cliffs on three sides. It is difficult to defend and is a natural defensive fortress.

[ Royal Mile ] - The central avenue of Edinburgh's old city. This avenue starts from Edinburgh Castle and ends at the Palace of Holyroodhouse. It is about a mile long, with alleys on both sides intersecting, forming the skeleton of the old city. Including many attractions, restaurants, bars, shops and hostels, it is the best starting point for exploring Edinburgh's history. .

[ Elephant Cafe ] — Elephants are the theme of this store. There are shadows of elephants everywhere. There are elephant dolls of various materials and styles in the glass cabinets. The chairs are elephants. There are elephant stickers on the glass. The coffee cup has an elephant on it. This is the birthplace of "Harry Potter", and JK Rowling's fame has made this cafe very popular.

[ Princes Street ] - Edinburgh's most prosperous commercial street, parallel to the Royal Mile. The New Town and the Old Town are like a battle between classical and modern, separated on two sides. The south side is a verdant green space, the east end ends with Princes Street Gardens, the north is divided into the New Town, and the south is the Old Town. There is a long hill between the old and new cities, with clear natural barriers. Princes Street is known as "the most scenic road in the world".

[ Calton Hill ] - Located in the east of Edinburgh's New Town, it is the commanding heights and viewing area of ​​Edinburgh. There are two monuments on Calton Hill, one is the unfinished National Monument to commemorate those who died in the Napoleonic Wars, and the other is the Nelson Monument. Every day at 1 pm when the cannon is fired at Edinburgh Castle, the small ball at the top of the Nelson Monument will be lowered.

[ Palace of Holyroodhouse ] — formerly known as Holyrood Abbey. Later used as a royal residence, also known as the Palace of Holy Cross, it is located at the end of the Royal Mile, on the other side of Edinburgh Castle. It has been the principal residence of the Kings and Queens of Scotland since the 16th century, and is the setting for state occasions and official entertainment.

Arrive at hotel after dinner. Reference hotel: Samsung Holiday Inn or similar brand hotel

D5: Half-day free tour of York: Ancient City Wall - York Minster - Shambles  ‣ Delivery to various places

After breakfast, gather at the hotel and set off to York, a famous ancient city in England. This is an old city with a history of more than 1,900 years. It integrates the culture of different eras in Britain and can be said to be the epitome and testimony of British history. Depart York and head to your hotel. (Send off group members who will get off at Manchester and Birmingham on the way) Reference hotel: Samsung Holiday Inn or similar brand hotel

[York Minster] *Optional activity - It is the largest existing medieval church in Europe, the largest Gothic church north of the European Alps, and one of the most exquisite churches in design and architecture in the world. The majestic stone church is still solid and tall after hundreds of years. The entire piece of stained glass on the east side of the church is the largest medieval stained glass window in the world.

[Butcher Shop Street] - This street is "Diagon Alley", where little magicians buy various magic props and books. And this street must be a street that all "Ha fans" dream of exploring. This is the oldest of the many streets in ancient York and the best-preserved medieval street.

[York Ancient City Wall] - York's ancient city wall is the most complete and longest preserved among the entire ancient city walls in England. The York City Wall is a 5-kilometer-long square wall built by the Romans as a barrier to defend against foreign enemies. The city wall is centered on York Minster, and it takes about 2 hours to circle the city wall.

[Betty’s Tea House] - It can be called the best tea house in the north of England. It is also the most popular gourmet restaurant in York. It has a well-known reputation in Yorkshire and even northern England. Outside Betty's Tea House, which has been open for more than 90 years, you can always see a long queue all year round, and it is extremely popular.

D6: Warwick Castle ‣ Cambridge 

After departure from the hotel, arrive at [Warwick Castle] in Warwick County (tour + lunch time is about 1.5 hours). The history of the castle can be traced back to the 11th century. There are castle hills, round towers, and vast lawns. You can climb to the top and overlook the scenery. There are often activities suitable for families and children in the castle.

[ Warwick Castle ] - is one of the most historic castles in the UK, located in Warwickshire, Wales. Built in the 11th century, the castle was an important military fortress in the Middle Ages and is now a popular tourist attraction. Visitors can visit various exhibitions and artifacts within the castle to learn about its long history and rich cultural heritage. There are also beautiful gardens and spectacular views surrounding the castle, making it unforgettable.

Then we arrived at Cambridge, a well-known British university (tour time is about 3.5 hours). Xu Zhimo's "Farewell to Cambridge" describes Cambridge. The college's simple buildings surround acres of lawns, and the winding Cam River runs through this university city. . You can secretly experience the [Cambridge Boat Cruise] on the Cam River, or you can walk through the colleges to experience the cultural atmosphere. Then you can explore on your own. After gathering at 6pm, we will return to the hotel to rest. Reference hotel: Samsung Holiday Inn or similar brand hotel

[ Cambridge ] - The large and beautiful [King's College], the Gothic architecture is very majestic. There is an apple tree at the entrance of Trinity College, which has both fame and wealth. It is said to be a descendant of the apple tree that hit Newton. There are two famous bridges across the Cam River, Newton's "Mathematics Bridge" and the "Bridge of Sighs" connecting St John's College.

D7: London full-day in-depth tour

After departing from the hotel, arrive at [Tower Bridge] (tour time is about 30 minutes). You can also choose to take the [Thames River Sightseeing Cruise] to enjoy the beautiful scenery around the Thames River and connect many scenic spots in London, such as London Eye, Millennium Bridge, St. Paul's Cathedral, etc. Taking a modern and user-friendly river cruise allows you to appreciate the beauty of London from another perspective.

[Tower Bridge] - A tall tower-shaped iron bridge across the Thames River. It is named after it is near the Tower of London and is also a symbol of London. It is a 244-meter-long open bridge with two bridge towers, each tower is 65 meters high. Today the bridge is raised and lowered using electric motors, but the steam engine mechanism from the past is still available for tours.

After that, start a tour of [London] city center (walking tour time is about 1.5 hours) and go to the King of London's residence [Buckingham Palace] (outside view), and walk around one of the important scenes in "The Da Vinci Code" [Westminster Abbey] (outside view) ), visit the world cultural heritage, Gothic Revival representative building [House of Parliament] (exterior), London landmark building [Big Ben] (exterior), "the most photographed doorway in the world" [10 Downing Street, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom] House] (appearance). After lunch near [Trafalgar Square/Pigeon Square], go to [British Museum] (tour time is about 2.5 hours). If the museum is temporarily closed, the tour time for other attractions will be extended.

Return to hotel to rest in the evening.

[Buckingham Palace] - The British monarch often works here, summons the prime minister or ministers, and holds important events such as national celebrations. The current palace has 775 rooms, and its gardens are the largest private gardens in London. The State Rooms, used for official and state entertainment, are open to the public during most of August and September each year, and on certain days in winter and spring. The famous handover ceremony of the Guards is held every morning. [British Museum] - Founded in 1753, it is the world's first national museum and one of the largest and most famous museums in the world. There are more than 8 million items in the museum's collection. The richness and variety of collections here are rare in museums in the world.