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England

Heritage & Tradition

England is a country of history, heritage and romance. While the energising metropolis of London offers an unmissable destination full of culture, music and art, other, more rural regions provide a quiet, peaceful escape, where days move at an unhurried pace, and there’s always time for another cup of tea.

Naturally, considering its long history, England is also home to an incredible wealth of UNESCO sites and iconic landmarks, such as Stonehenge, the Roman Baths, Hadrian’s Wall, and the Tower of London. The country’s reputation for its literary heritage also precedes it, reflected in the work of writers such as Tolkien, Jane Austen and William Wordsworth.

Beyond the written word lie bustling market towns and charming fishing villages, historic inns and countryside pubs. For those seeking luxury, beauty and memories to last a lifetime, look no further than a carefully crafted travel journey in England. 

Extraordinary Places

England is home to vibrant cities full of music, art and culture, as well as bucolic landscapes and charming villages. Explore a selection of England’s most iconic destinations and discover what makes them so special. 

London

London is an international melting pot of culture, history and iconic landmarks. Accommodation ranges from five-star luxury in Mayfair and Kensington to boutique stays in Shoreditch and Soho, while the diverse food scene reflects its status as a leading culinary city.

With over 2,000 years of history, London also effortlessly blends old and new. Historic sites like the Tower of London, Westminster Abbey, and the Houses of Parliament sit alongside modern buildings such as The Shard. Home to world-class museums, including the British Museum, Tate Modern and the National Gallery, for those in the know, a remarkable range of bespoke experiences awaits.

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The Lake District

Carved by ancient glaciers over thousands of years, the Lake District is a remarkable UNESCO World Heritage Site shaped by spectacular natural and human history. This canvas of glittering lakes, lush valleys, and craggy peaks famously captivated Britain’s most beloved authors, moving William Wordsworth, Beatrix Potter, and Alfred Wainwright to literary greatness during their time here.

Tucked among these rolling, sheep-dotted hills are lovely historic towns and traditional villages. They offer boutique shopping, fascinating heritage sites, and fantastic restaurants showcasing the very best of the local larder, alongside luxurious country retreats and elegant hotels nestled into the serene countryside.

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Yorkshire

With historic stone villages, rugged moors, and rolling hills, Yorkshire is a region of captivating natural beauty and the finest place to experience the magic of the rural English countryside. The breathtaking Yorkshire Dales are home to sweeping valleys threaded by glistening rivers, dotted with traditional barns, grazing sheep, and miles of dry-stone walls. Beautifully peaceful, spending time here is wonderfully relaxing. 

From the folklore of Robin Hood to the literary legacy of the Brontë sisters, this storied landscape is steeped in history, myth, and legend. Historic sites such as Rievaulx Abbey, Aldborough Roman Site, and Castle Howard bring its rich past vividly to life.

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Devon & Cornwall

Down in England’s southwest corner, Devon and Cornwall are famous for their rugged, coastal beauty. With over 1,200 miles of shoreline, the landscape is full of contrasts: the Atlantic batters the steep western cliffs, while the English Channel hides quiet, sandy coves. Away from the water, rolling green farm fields and ancient woods give way to wide, heather-covered moorlands.

Rich in myth and legend, the area is home to tales of King Arthur, mermaids and mischievous spirits. UNESCO-listed sites across Cornwall and West Devon reveal the remains of engine houses, railways and ports that once drove the world’s copper and tin industries. Today, charming towns sit alongside beaches and harbour villages, where visitors can explore local art, coastal paths and maritime history. 

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The Cotswolds

Spanning six English counties, the Cotswolds are a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Visiting one of the many historic market towns feels like stepping back in time, where charming, stone-built cottages peek out from blooming gardens and ivy-covered walls. The honey-coloured stone characterises the cobbled streets, which soon give way to rolling fields and thick hedgerows. Here, nature lovers can listen to songbirds, spot dragonflies over still ponds and look out for deer, 

Romanticised on screen and steeped in elite heritage, the Cotswolds proudly showcase a wealth of aristocratic castles, historic abbeys, and magnificent landmarks that tell fascinating tales of times gone by. Enjoy views from Broadway Tower or book a tour of King Charles’s royal gardens at Highgrove.

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Experience Inspiration

  • Visit an English winery, tasting signature wines before dining among the vines as the sun sets.
  • Explore a historic estate such as Highclere Castle, Blenheim Palace, Windsor Castle or Chatsworth House on a private tour.
  • Take to England’s winding country lanes in a classic Rolls-Royce or vintage Mini Cooper, an icon in effortless British style.
  • Enjoy a private clay pigeon shooting experience at one of England’s most prestigious country estates.
  • Trot through London’s historic mews on horseback, or channel Regency-era dreams by cantering through the countryside.
  • Master the craft of making England’s finest cheeses in an intimate workshop under the guidance of expert cheesemakers.

Sample Itineraries 

Be inspired by our collection of sample itineraries, designed to deliver a sense of the journeys we can craft for your clients.

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