Customized Cruise Tour: 7-Day Itinerary including Paris, London, Windsor, Oxford, Bath, Stonehenge, and Southampton Cruise Terminal (Before Cruise Ship)

• Chinese-speaking driver/guide service : Chinese-speaking service makes your journey more considerate and worry-free, eliminating language barriers and allowing you to fully enjoy your trip.
• Small group tours : Travel in small groups of 2-6 people, with personalized service, avoiding the crowds and hassles of large groups, and enjoying more free and flexible itinerary arrangements.
• Seamlessly connect flights, international transportation, and cruise itineraries: Airport pick-up in Paris, a combined tour of the highlights of France and England, direct transfer to Southampton for boarding – a smooth and worry-free journey. We meticulously coordinate flights, trains, land travel, and cruise times to ensure a smooth and hassle-free trip, allowing you to focus on enjoying your journey.
• We offer comprehensive cruise travel packages covering all cruise lines that dock at UK ports, including renowned lines such as Royal Caribbean, Princess Cruises, Norwegian Cruise Line, and MSC Cruises, ensuring a seamless itinerary and allowing you to easily enjoy a classic British cruise.

• Explore Paris at your own pace: visit iconic landmarks such as the Arc de Triomphe, Champs-Élysées, and Eiffel Tower, stroll along the Seine, and enjoy free exploration with the best tour routes recommended by your Chinese-speaking driver-guide.

• Explore London at your own pace: Visit iconic landmarks such as Big Ben and Tower Bridge, and enjoy free exploration with the best routes recommended by your Chinese-speaking driver-guide.

• Bath Old Town : Stroll through this beautiful old town and visit the Roman Baths and Georgian architecture.

• Oxford University : Stroll through this world-renowned academic mecca and experience the collision of the ancient and the modern.

• A deposit of £50 per person is all that's required, with the balance due only after the tour is confirmed, ensuring a worry-free trip. If the tour is not confirmed within 30 days of departure, the deposit will be fully refunded – completely risk-free!

Itinerary

Day 1 : Airport pick-up in Paris - Exploration day in downtown Paris

Upon arrival at Paris Airport, your driver will meet you according to your flight schedule and transfer you to your hotel in Paris city center. Afterwards, enjoy a tour of Paris's highlights, including the Arc de Triomphe, Champs-Élysées, Place de la Concorde, the Seine River, and an exterior view of the Eiffel Tower, giving you your first impression of the "City of Romance." Afterwards, visit the area around the Paris Opera to admire the magnificent 19th-century architecture.

The Champs-Élysées —Paris' most famous and iconic thoroughfare, connecting Place de la Concorde and the Arc de Triomphe, is hailed as "the most beautiful avenue in the world." Lined with tree-lined streets, it boasts flagship stores of high-end brands, cafes, theaters, and historical buildings, representing the epitome of Parisian fashion, culture, and lifestyle. It is also a key venue for military parades and celebrations on Bastille Day and other major festivities.

The Eiffel Tower —the most iconic landmark of Paris and France—was built in 1889 to commemorate the centenary of the French Revolution. Standing approximately 330 meters tall, it was originally intended as the entrance to the World's Fair and has since become one of the world's most popular tourist attractions. Climbing the tower offers panoramic views of Paris, and its dazzling lights at night make it a classic sight not to be missed in the romantic city.

Day 2 : Paris

Delve into the cultural and artistic charm of Paris. Visit the Louvre Museum, followed by a tour of Notre Dame Cathedral (exterior view) and the Latin Quarter, experiencing the academic and artistic atmosphere of the Left Bank. In the afternoon, stroll along the Seine or choose to take a boat trip to admire classic Parisian landscapes from the water and experience the true Parisian slow life.

The Louvre Museum —one of the world's largest and most famous museums, originally a French royal palace, now houses important art treasures from around the world. Its collection exceeds hundreds of thousands of items, encompassing art from ancient Egypt, ancient Greece, ancient Rome, and the European Renaissance. Among its most renowned works are the Mona Lisa, the Winged Victory of Samothrace, and the Venus de Milo, making it a vital institution for understanding the development of human art and civilization.

Notre Dame Cathedral — One of the most representative Gothic buildings in France, construction began in the 12th century. Located on the Île de la Cité on the Seine River, it is the birthplace of Paris. The cathedral is famous for its soaring twin towers, exquisite rose windows, and stained glass windows. It has witnessed hundreds of years of historical changes in France and was the inspiration for the literary masterpiece "The Hunchback of Notre Dame," possessing extremely high historical and cultural value.

Day 3 : Paris - Palace of Versailles - Monet's Garden - Paris

In the morning, we will visit the Palace of Versailles, the most magnificent palace of the French royal family, with a focus on the Hall of Mirrors, the royal bedrooms, and the gardens. In the afternoon, we will visit the Giverny Gardens, the birthplace and studio of the Impressionist master Monet, where we can admire the famous water lily pond and Japanese garden landscape featured in his paintings. In the evening, we will return to Paris.

The Palace of Versailles —one of the most magnificent palaces in French history, served as the royal residence from the reign of Louis XIV to Louis XVI. The palace is renowned for its opulent Hall of Mirrors, lavish royal bedrooms, and symmetrical, grand French gardens, showcasing the luxury and artistic achievements of the height of French royal power. The entire Palace of Versailles and its gardens are a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a symbol of French history and art.

【Monet's Garden】 —Located in Giverny, a small town in France, this garden was the residence and source of inspiration for the Impressionist master Claude Monet in his later years. The garden is divided into a flower garden and a Japanese-style water garden. The water lily pond, small bridges, and abundant floral displays served as the inspiration for many of Monet's famous works. Here, nature and art blend perfectly, making it a classic place to experience the charm of Impressionist painting and the French countryside.

Day 4 : Paris - London pick-up - London Central Discovery Day

In the morning, transfer to Paris train station to board the Eurostar high-speed train to London. Upon arrival in London, you will be picked up by private car and taken directly to visit classic London attractions. First, you will visit the majestic Westminster Abbey, followed by the world-famous Big Ben and the London Eye, enjoying magnificent city views. Next, visit 10 Chinatown and the bustling Trafalgar Square to experience London's cultural atmosphere. Then, you can visit the magnificent Buckingham Palace, and if there is a chance, you can watch the Changing of the Guard ceremony. Afterwards, stroll along the tranquil banks of the Thames, and finally arrive at the lively Covent Garden to experience authentic London life.

Buckingham Palace — The British monarch frequently conducts official business here, receives the Prime Minister or ministers, and hosts important events such as state celebrations. The palace currently 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 for most of August and September, and on certain days during the winter and spring. The famous Changing of the Guard ceremony takes place every morning.

Westminster Abbey — One of the most famous historical buildings in Britain, located in central London. Construction began in 960 AD. Westminster Abbey is the main venue for the coronation and funeral of British monarchs and is also known as the "Royal Chapel." Besides royal events, many great figures in British history, such as Newton, Darwin, and Dickens, are buried within its walls, making it an important symbol of British culture and history.

Day 5 : London

Visit the historic Tower of London and learn about its rich history and legendary stories. Next, head to the iconic Tower Bridge for stunning views of this magnificent structure. Afterwards, visit the world-renowned British Museum to explore its precious artifacts and historical sites. In the afternoon, stroll through the picturesque Hyde Park and enjoy its tranquil natural surroundings. Finally, explore the bustling Oxford Street and experience the shopping allure and vibrancy of London.

Tower Bridge — A high-towered iron bridge spanning the River Thames, named after its proximity to the Tower of London, and a symbol of London. It is a 244-meter-long, movable bridge with two towers, each 65 meters high. Today, the bridge is raised and lowered by electric motors, but the original steam engine mechanism is still preserved and open to the public.

The British Museum , founded in 1753, is the world's first national museum and one of the world's largest and most famous museums. It houses over 8 million items, a collection so rich and diverse that it is unparalleled among museums worldwide.

Day 6: London Hotel - Oxford - Bath

In the morning, we will travel to Oxford, visiting Christ Church College, Bodleian Library, and the College District to experience the academic atmosphere of Britain's most prestigious university. In the afternoon, we will travel to Bath to explore the Roman Baths, the Royal Crescent, and the Georgian-style historic city, a World Heritage city that blends ancient Roman civilization with British aristocratic charm.

Christ Church College — A filming location for the first Harry Potter movie was the Great Hall of Christ Church, where Hogwarts School and its dining hall were filmed. Christ Church College is one of the largest colleges of the University of Oxford and the only college in the world that is also a cathedral. Christ Church College has deep political ties to England, having served as the temporary capital of Charles I during the Civil War and producing 16 British Prime Ministers in the last 200 years.

Bath — Inhabited for approximately 2,000 years, the city was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987. Famous for its Georgian architecture, Roman spas, and Bath Cathedral, it is the second most visited tourist destination in the UK after London. Bath is also considered one of England's most romantic cities; Jane Austen wrote her world-renowned novel, *Pride and Prejudice*, here. It's a captivating city well worth exploring.

Day 7 : Stonehenge - Southampton Pier

In the morning, visit Stonehenge, one of the Seven Wonders of the World, at Salisbury Plain and explore the mysterious history of this prehistoric site. In the afternoon, transfer to Southampton Cruise Terminal for a smooth boarding process and begin your sea voyage.

Stonehenge — one of the most famous prehistoric monuments in Britain, consisting of a ring of massive stones, remains shrouded in mystery and is a pilgrimage site for archaeology and history enthusiasts.

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