CASTLES & KINGS: LONDON TO PARIS
UNITED KINGDOM ENGLAND London Windsor Maximum Elevation: 1,000 ft.
English Channel Tunnel
FRANCE Versailles Paris
city from your private capsule on the London Eye; the world’s highest observation wheel takes you 450 feet above the Thames. Tonight, dine like the locals do in a real London pub! Meals BLD
Whether your family is jumping for “joie” at the Eiffel Tower in Paris or role playing at the British Museum, this trip engages everyone’s attention!
1. ARRIVE LONDON / PRIVATE DOUBLE-DECKER BUS Tour begins: 3:00 PM, The Royal Horseguards. Welcome to London, one of Europe’s most delightful capital cities. A transfer is included from London’s Heathrow Airport to The Royal Horseguards hotel, centrally located near landmark sights like Buckingham Palace and the Royal Parks. Board our private double-decker bus for a fun-filled sightseeing excursion this afternoon – it’s a perfect introduction to some of the most famous places in London. Join us for a welcome dinner tonight. Meals D
2. UP IN THE TOWER & ON THE LONDON EYE Meet an English “Beefeater” today before exploring the infamous Tower of London – it has served as both a castle and prison through the centuries! See the Bloody Tower and the priceless Crown Jewels, then get set for an exciting speedboat adventure on the Thames River. You will experience a different view of the
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3. SEE WINDSOR CASTLE & THE WIZARD OF OZ See how English royalty live on a visit to Windsor Castle; built by William the Conqueror in 1070, it has been home to the kings and queens of England for over 900 years! You can always tell if the Queen is in residence by the flag that flies over the Round Tower. View Queen Mary’s Dolls’ House, built in the early 1920s; this exquisitely detailed miniature palace even has working chandeliers, a grandfather clock that chimes on the hour, a water system, and a tiny wine cellar that contains real wine. This afternoon, join us on a bike ride through the Royal Parks of London, followed by a special treat tonight in London’s West End Theatre District for a performance of The Wizard of Oz. Meals B
4.ALONDON MUSEUM & A SPY WALK Take a guided tour of the British Museum, chronicling two million years of history and culture. The museum has grown from a collection of private manuscripts in 1753 to the world’s most comprehensive treasury of art and artifacts and is housed in 2½ miles of galleries! It’s spy versus spy on an afternoon walk when you become a Bond agent and try to save the world. Will you rescue the girl before the silos explode? Who will interrogate the white cat? Find out during your last night in London! Meals BL
5. SPEED ABOARD THE EUROSTAR TO PARIS Travel aboard the high-speed Eurostar train today for a journey that takes you from London to Paris in just two hours and fifteen minutes, the fastest time ever, with an amazing ride under the English Channel. We’ll introduce you to the city on a sightseeing tour, including the Eiffel Tower, before checking you into your Parisian hotel. Your hotel is ideally located just steps from
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