Cotswolds, Stratford & Warwick
Tour lasts 9-10 hours
British countryside at its best; Cotswold hills and valleys and Warwickshire's leafy lanes, thatched cottages and
farmland, all sources of inspiration for William Shakespeare.
The Cotswolds, a region of hills, valleys and historical villages. Sheep provided this area
with plentiful supplies of Medieval England's greatest resource—wool. Great churches, towns and villages were built.
 Stratford, a 14-arched bridge is the gateway to this town made famous by William Shakespeare's birth in 1564. Visit the half-timbered house where he was born and Holy Trinity Church where he lies buried.
Warwick, is an ancient market town with a quaint blend of Tudor and Georgian buildings, many of them antique shops and markets. Dominating the town is one of the most imposing medieval castles in Europe.
Rates
| Executive |
(up to 4 people) |
£480 |
| Prestige |
(up to 4 people) |
£580 |
| Family |
(up to 6/7 people) |
£580 |
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All prices are per car not per person
and include tax. E&OE
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