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England Normandy Tour

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England Normandy

with your personal driver-guide


10 days: London - Windsor - Bath - Stonehenge - Longleat - Portsmouth - Caen - Honfleur - Deauville - Normandy - Flower Coast - Landing Beach - Bricquebec - Mont Saint-Michel - Chartres - (Paris)


England Normandy Tour in 10 days.


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England Normandy Tour with your

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England Normandy Tour Itinerary

This tour starts in London and ends in Paris.
This Europe tour combines cities, landscape and interesting places in England and France. Some of the highlights are: historical cities - castles - churches - Stonehenge - Ferry from Portsmouth to Caen - Mont Saint-Michel. Your personal tour leader chauffeurs and assists you at all times; private local guides provide interesting commentaries about landmarks, history, arts and much more.

Day
1
London England Normandy Tour
Your personal driver-guide collects you from London international airport. Soho area: Regent Street, Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square. Sights of Trafalgar square, Westminster Abbey, Buckingham Palace, St James Park. Overnight in London area. LDA*
Buckingham Palace
2
London - Windsor - Bath England Normandy Tour
Visit Windsor Castle, St George's chapel. Costume Museum. Two nights in Bath area. BLDA*
Windsor castle
3
Bath England Normandy Tour
Visit of Roman baths, Bath's abbey. Royal Crescent and the Circus. Pump room discovery. 2nd night in Bath area. BLDA*
Bath
4
Bath - Stonehenge - Longleat - Portsmouth England Normandy Tour
Visit of Stonehenge, prehistorical monument. Longleat castle (16th century). Portsmouth historic city walk: St-Thomas cathedral, City Museum and Art Gallery. Overnight in Portsmouth. BLDA*
Longleat castle
5
Portsmouth - Caen England Normandy Tour
Royal Naval Museum. Ferry from Portsmouth to Caen. 3 nights in Caen area. BLDA*
Portsmouth
6
Caen - Honfleur - Deauville - Caen England Normandy Tour
Walk across the old streets of Honfleur, full of charm. Discovery of Normandy corniche. Deauville and the Flower Coast. 2nd night in Caen area. BLDA*
Deauville
7
Caen England Normandy Tour
Caen city walk: Eglise St-Pierre church, Place de la Republique square. Visit Abbaye-aux Hommes an Abbaye-aux-Dames abbeys. 3rd night in Caen area. BLDA*
Caen
8
Caen - Landing Beach - Bricquebec England Normandy Tour
Visit the memorial for peace in Caen. The landing beach. Overnight in a small village in the country. BLDA*
Landing beach
9
Bricquebec - Mont Saint-Michel England Normandy Tour
Villedieu-les-Poeles copper and tin town. Scenic road to Mont Saint-Michel and its bay. Mont St Michel tour: 13th century fortress, abbey, church, cloister. Overnight in Mont Saint-Michel area. BLDA*
Mont Saint-Michel
10
Mont Saint-Michel - Chartres - Paris England Normandy Tour
Lunch Stop in Chartres. Drop-off at Paris airport or city. This is the end of your "England Normandy Tour". BL*
Chartres


Tour departures: on request - please book at least 3-6 months ahead


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Prices of this Tour

(all prices are per person)

Book this tour 4-6 passengers - US$ 2-3 passengers - US$
Gold 10,200 12,000
Platinum 17,600 20,650

Westminster Abbey

Few churches in the world double so easily (and famously) as art galleries and museums as Westminster Abbey. With a 1,000- year-plus history, it’s no wonder that this is one of the foundations of British history and among its foremost tourist treasures. It’s an absolute must-see on a tour of London. Strangely, given its vast appeal, endless strings of visitors, and occasionally noisy cadence, Westminster Abbey is also a place for reflection, silence and piety. Still used today as a place of daily worship, the Abbey echoes of history and speaks to the future.

Regarded as a “Royal Peculiar”, Westminster Abbey is not governed by an archbishop or bishop, but is the sovereignty of the Queen. All British monarchs, since William the Conqueror in 1066 have been crowned here; may also married here and are buried here, including Henry III, Edward I, Edward II, Richard II and Henry V.

Established by Benedictine monks, the Abbey is one of the world’s richest treasure troves of publicly displayed artifacts, architecture, manuscripts, textiles, sculpture, paintings and stained glass. The buildings that comprise all of Westminster Abbey are home to more than 600 monuments and wall tablets. In Poets Corner, the literary and theatrical likes of Samuel Johnson, David Garrick, Charles Dickens and William Makepeace Thackeray are interred.

Visitors will revel in the soaring, vaulted and arched ceilings, the intricate stonework and the solemn yet uplifting spirit of the place. Westminster Abbey is known to both take one’s breath away and restore an innate sense of balance and intimacy with God the moment the threshold is crossed.