Day 2: Bath 

As the UK’s only city designated UNESCO World Heritage Site, the waters of Bath are still as big a draw today as they were in Roman times. Entry included into the Roman Baths. Stroll around the baths themselves and witness how settlers liked to unwind back in the day. Afterwards, free time to wander through the pages of one of Austen’s classic novels as you stroll past mellow architectural masterpieces like the Royal Crescent and the Circus.   

Day 3: Bubbles 

Enjoy a leisurely morning before travelling south through the North Wessex countryside via Aylesbury, where you may catch a glimpse of Stonehenge before arriving in Salisbury. Bluestone Vineyard, once a rare breed’s farm, goes back many years. In the 2000s, an educational archaeological dig took place, which subsequently resulted in soil samples being analysed and the result shared with a wine expert. After marvelling at the results, Bluestone began producing its very own sparkling wine. Enjoy a vineyard tour and perhaps take some bubbles home. Enjoy the rest of the afternoon in the medieval cathedral city of Salisbury itself. Steeped in ancient history, there are thousands of years of ancient sites to see. 

Day 4: Blenheim 

Explore the awe-inspiring Blenheim Palace, a Baroque masterpiece and birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill. Delve into the rich history as you wander through gilded state rooms and priceless collections set against striking stonework. Experience the grandeur of this Grade 1 listed building before venturing to the renowned university city of Oxford, known as the "City of Dreaming Spires" with its 38 colleges.